University of Cincinnati - Cincinnatian Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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LAW SCHOOL CINCINNATI LAWYERS AND JUDGES GENEROUSLY GIVE TIME TO TEACH THESE FUTURE LAWYERS THE MANY DETAILS OF LAW. Page 24

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Located near the Cincinnati General Hospital with which it is associated. the College of Medicine has some of the best facilities in the United States for the training of future doctors. The large teaching staff of the college includes prominent doctors. all of whom are experts in their particular field of medicine. In addition, the future doctors often have the opportunity of hearing lectures by prominent physicians from all over the world. The classes of 90 students spend their lirst two years in lec- tures and labs at the Medical College. but after these two hard years comes the much awaited time when their classes are held in General Hospital and when they 3cm; ally have a chance to interview and examine patients. Chances for specialization also come in these last two years. when the Curriculum includes several electives so that each student may further investigate the fields of medicine which most interest him. IN THEIR CLINICAL TRAINING THE MED STU- DENTS LEARN THE MORE PRACTICAL ASPECTS OF MEDICINE. MEDICAL STUDENTS SPEND AS MUCH TIME IN THE LECTURE ROOM AS IN THE LAB.

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Thc graduates of tho University of Cincinnati Collch of Law include distinguished lawyurs and public admin- istrators in ail parts of the country. The present young men and women law students hope to achieve the same success as these practicing lawyers. Taft Hall is their home and heavy law books and brief cases are their trade marks. These future lawyers study all kinds of court cases and then discuss the decision made in each cast Their practical education includes attending trials held in Cincinnati and writing up their own intcrpretations of the cases. They even get a chance to devisc theoretical cases of their own to be discussed in class. Mock trials are held, complete with juryv judge. lawyers, and witnesses all played by the law students. who go on to interpret the cast in question and then pass judgment on it. Throughout the country the famous Honor System of the college is known and recognized as an exceIlent prep- aration for these future law administrators. THE SENIOR LAW CLASS LISTENS CAREFULLY TO THE DETAILS OF THE SUIT. u . . . IN MY OPINION THAT EVIDENCE WAS PURELY CIRCUMSTANTIAL.