University of Iowa - Hawkeye Yearbook (Iowa City, IA)

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i i n t i r t i T T i i T i College of Law The College of Law, founded in 1865, is the oldest law school located west of the Mississippi river, and is one of the few acknowledged leaders of legal education in America. Its distinction is apparent in its alumni body, its building and equipment, and in its student body. Its graduates occupy positions of high honor and responsibility not only in Iowa but in many other states. Among the more noted of its alumni are the governors of three states, judges of supreme courts in twelve states, numerous federal judges, and three United States senators. The law building is one of the three or four best of its kind in America. The law school library numbers over thirty-two thousand volumes and contains substantially all of the reports of the United States, England, Ireland, and Canada as well as reports of Scotland and Australia. The student body is famous for hard work, high ideals, and loyalty to the University. The Iowa Law Students Association and the Law Jubilee are institutions highly approved by both the student body and the faculty by reason of the service which they render to the law school and to the University. Page 26

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IIIllITTTTtllTTTlirTTTll i T T i 1 r T T College of Applied Science The College of Applied Science, the engineering college of the University, has for its ideal the development of the best possible training for young men who are fitted by nature for the profession of engineering. The young man who is fitted by nature for this profession is one who is honest, who has an inventive or resourceful mind, who not only has no fear of hard work but enjoys it, and who has a robust physique. If he has naturally the gift of leadership he will rise to important administrative and governing positions; if he lacks this gift but has the other necessary qualities he may become a skilled designer of great engines or structures or electrical transmitting systems. The College of Applied Science seeks to design its courses so as to furnish the preparation needed for the development of its students in either administrative or design work as best fits their respective individual characteristics. a PF.AN Pat e 2$