Stanford Law School - Yearbook (Palo Alto, CA)

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GRADUATE TEACHI FELLOWS LEE FI BENTON Teaching Fellow in Research and Writing B.A. Political Science Oberlin College 1966 LL.B. Universizy of Chicago 1969 i,:,g 6 , 9 of ' 5 '--1 K: ' A STEPHEN C CURLEY Teaching Fellow in Research and Writing A.B. History Haverford College 1966 LL.B. University of Chicago 1969 T S 3 ci,, 1'

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WILLIAM F. YOUNG, JR. Visiting Professor of Law Professor William F. Young, Jr. is visiting Stanford Law School this semester from Columbia Law School. Born in Marshall, Texas in 1925, he attended the University of Texas, where he received his A.B. in 1947 and his LL.B. in 1949. Upon graduation he joined the faculty of the University of Texas Law School, and then he attended Harvard Law School in 1951-52 for a year of graduate study. After teaching for a year at Duke Law School U952-531, he returned to the law faculty at Texas, where he remained until 1956. In 1956 he joined the faculty of the Columbia Law School, where he has remained until the present with the exception of a year visitirig at Boalt Hall H961-623. He has also taught summer sessions at many places and although he looks much younger than his forty tive years, he claims the traveling about will cease after this semester at Stanford. I believe I have packed up the old car for the last time. Professor Young may be a stranger to Stanford Law School, but he is certainly no stranger to its faculty. He attended law school at Texas with Charlie Meyers, where his professors were none other than Joe Sneed and Howard Williams. At Columbia Law School Marc Franklin and Gerald Gunther in addition to Charlie Meyers and Howard Williams were members of the faculty. And one might well assume that at one time a young Dale Collinson was one of his students. So this semester might well be called more a reunion than a visit. Professor Young's primary field in the law is Commercial Law and at Stanford this semester he is teaching a course in Insurance Law.

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RE UBEN ALEX HASSON Teaching Fellow in Research and Writing B.A. Liberal Arts University of Cape Town 1958 LL.B. London School of Economics 1962 LL.M Yale University 1968 JEFFREY D. JENNIN GS Teaching Fellow in Legal Problems of the Poor B.A. History Yale University 1965 LL.B. Stanford University 1968 ROBERTM. STERN Teaching Fellow in Legal Problems of the Poor B.A. History and Government Pomona College 1966 .LD. Stanford University 1969 gg