Temple University School of Law - Restatement Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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Oct. 7. 1965-Introduction to Ballard: “Okay, now that we covered that.. Oct. 27, 1965- Barrister’s Ball... ecch! Nov. 1, 1965— Begin covering cases in Wills. Nov. 8, 1965- Evidence attendance increases 100% to 8. Nov. 11, 1965-Chicken soup recipe given in class. Nov. 24, 1965— Aristotle attacked. Dec. 6. 1965— The West was won by barbed wire, the railroad and the colt .45. Dec. 9, 1965-Park : when I went to Wyoming... Dec. 14, 1965— 47 chicken slips handed in in Legislation. Dec. 15, 1965- Business association assignment increases to 200 pages per class. Jan. 24, 1966— Intersession begins. Jan. 25. 1966— Intersession ends. Feb. 1, 1966-Sales taught at 1500 words per minute; six students sign up for stenography. Feb. 7, 1966-Bills and Notes taught by Phillies pitcher. Feb. 10, 1966— A vested remainder is not what is left of a three piece suit. Feb. 14, 1966— 5 takes 7 8 and sometimes 10. 27

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Mar. 28. 1965- Trip to Camden courthouse stalls at Camden bar. Mar. 29. 1965- Due to deletions Equity consists of 5 cases. 3 as yet uncovered. Apr. 7. 1965- Law weekend: open bar for V ± minutes; no one sits with anyone they know; eight students order a Quia Timet thinking it to be a Latin name for Daquiri. Apr. 11. 1965- First semester grades. May 6. 1965- Broad Tower makes more room by putting the cat out; six lawheads sit in vacant space. May 15. 1965- Finals begin, as tally for year is 1,815 cases read (including outside cases, we did them then), 4 of which are from Equity. May 17, 1965— Yussopoff incident. May 18, 1965- Shirts sold during Civil Procedure final. May 20. 1965- Soap and water provided for equity exam. May 24, 1965- Realization grows that it was not inequitable to have Loren play Cabrini. May 30. 1965- Taps blown in Property final .... to start it. Sept. 15. 1965— Second year they work you to death .. Sept. 16, 1965- First year grades come out. Sept. 17, 1965- Thirty seats seem vacant this year. Sept. 20. 1965- In re Neagle 26

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Mar. 20. 1966— Wilens and Ernst tied at asking questions with 159 each. Apr. 1. 1966— Law weekend: almost every one appointed to something. Apr. 4, 1966— Great asterisk incident. May 7. 1966- Finals begin in 95° weather; Room 201 converted to steam room. May 8. 1966- Future Interests exam harder to read than War and Peace. May 15, 1966— Marbury v. Madison? you got to be kidding, he would never ask that! May 15, 1966— (2hrs. later) I could have sworn it was Marshall's mother-in-law that forgot to deliver the appointments. Sept. 18, 1966— “Third year they bore you to death...” Sept. 19. 1966- Second year grades come out. Sept. 22, 1966- Text materials for International Law given out: 3 suffer hernias; 4 back strain; 10 eye strain. Sept. 27. 1966- Start covering cases in Pennsylvania Practice. Oct. 3, 1966— New cut rule read: students who could understand the Statue of Uses cannot figure out the meaning; first year students try to brief it and fail. Oct. 4, 1966- Much buzzing over suspected meaning of cut rule. Hershman's article fans flame; he is hailed as the new Thomas Paine. Oct. 5, 1966— Mrs. Matson interprets new rule. 28