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Page 14 text:
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Education Of The Student In The School Of Law Is Based upon Library Research . . . Followed by Case Discussion ' .-.-..- will ??rs, mi :mmm. Together with Occasional Lectures from Visiting Authorities Who Are Selected by the Student Law Forum Committee
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Asmciate Profesmr Harry P. Glassman Professor G. Graham Waite In addition to the fulbtime faculty members listed on these pages, fourteen outstanding attorneys and judges serve as part-time faculty members, lecturing in their specialized fields. Assislant Professor Donald L. Carbrecht Pictured below: Miss Janice M. Lynch, who earned the degree of LL.B. at Portland University Law School and who acts as Assistant to the Dean, discusses the typing of a brief with Miss Llona R. Kfeniston, Secretary to the Faculty of the University of Maine School a Law.
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Top Left: Every law student spends many hours each day in the library, where individual car- rels are provided and where Dr. Pulling and Professor Garbrecht are always available for consulta- tion. Top Center: Typical in its seminar seating arrangement, which en- courages active and responsible participation in case courses, is this class, taught by the famous Hugh Babb, Professor Emeritus of Boston University. Lower Left: Attorney James B. Desmond is pictured lecturing on The Problem of Malpractice at the Student Law Forum of No. 1Hember 28. Guest lecturers are selected by Edward R. Thornton, 1011!: B. VVIodkowski, and Sidney H. Geller, who form the Student Law Forum Committee. . under Expert Leadership and Practice in Trial Procedure in the Moot Court Top Right.- Although real lawyers should never point at a presiding judge, law students sometimes get carried away by their enthusiasm. This moot court scene was staged in the Cumberland County Supe- rior Court, but moot court sessions are normally held in the audito- rium of the School of Law. Middle Right: An important as- pect of law education is the prac- tice in research, analysis, writing, and editing necessary for the an- nual publication of the Maine Law Review. Pictured editing case notes on medical malpractice is David Downing. 0n the other side of the desk Associate Editor Christopher Clancy and Editor-in- Chief David Cox check typed copy to be sent to the printer. Lower Right.- Keeping the School of Law building bright and shin- ing at all times, Mr. Edgar Bray exerts a cheerful inHuence upon the students. 13
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