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

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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

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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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Oct. 6, 1966-Stern interprets new rule. Oct. 7, 1966— Magaw interprets Stern. Oct. 8, 1966- Dean explains rule to second year class: an exercise in circular logic. Oct. 9. 1966— Ballard stays out of controversy claiming fiduciary relationship. Oct. 10, 1966-Quarterly finds precedent for cut rule in Magna Carta. Oct. 11, 1966- Radicals urge repeal of Magna Carta. Oct. 12, 1966- Dean declares Magna Carta is here to stay. Oct. 13, 1966-Students go to Legal Aid for help in repealing cut rule. Oct. 14, 1966— McFall brings case to Moot Court. Oct. 15, 1966— Hemphill asks Quarterly for Amicus Curiae brief on the problem but it doesn’t come back from the printer in time. Oct. 16. 1966— Mallis asks Ballard for guidance. Oct. 17, 1966— Ballard asks Dean for help. Oct. 18. 1966- Dean asks school across the Schuylkill for aid. Oct. 19. 1966-Justice is served: despite unanimous student disapproval, cut rule stays. Oct. 20, 1966-Students still try and ascertain meaning of cut rule .and decide that 5 takes 7 8. 29