Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-08-17
LAW INSTITUTE
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Harvard Universal

HNHE design Of this Institute,
- complete course oflegaI eJus, ~
1lenen intended for the bar i ' ~.
United States; and eIements,v' y 'lllu
eentlemeDnot destined for NJ. 'sgFl
Gus OF qualifying themselves s;'b.,' y !,
NE, OF ior commercial business r,
OF instruction embraces the ys,;". ~
Public and constitutional I"' w''
Maritime, Equity, and Comm nav AZ
occasional illustrations Of Fo,e S" i i
ence. V'e'gh JV
The School is under the ;,n
Intendence and direction of Mr. I c
Royal Professor Of Law. in tbe IIn
Mr.: justice Story, Of The SDn, ~u", Z
the United States, is Dane p,nc g'suf y
the University, and participates , sop, \
active labors Of instruction. whom f 80.
IN Judicial duties. His cams ; ~
principal branches Of Maritims p ,no'oa
mercisl, and Constitutional Tsr "5 Tl
Professor gives instruction /, H. I G
Law, and in allthe other ivtiJie,1 NJ ', ION
every week f'the term there are :, ,.,','
vate lectures, and usually more: 4, rl;s
students are examined 10 their resre,,i,,
les, andoraI explanations and ill5,,,,,S'I
given by the Professors. Puhiir wr,s
lures are also occasionally deIive,ej M,
more important topics Of iuri.prude,,s
he course Of studies is so arransp5 4,
completed IN two years: and. with les,,.
these studies, the students are 5ya~
classes, according TO their proficiency; /,
dents are generally at liberty to ioip etb,,sl
IN as many studies as they may choos, n
ing TO their own view OF their want, NJ
tainmenis.
The Academical wear is divided IN \
terms and two vacations. CommeNsun|
on the fourth Wednesday in Augv.t Il
INST term begins on the Friday thenrr 4
ing, aud continues twenty weeks. Tie
vacation continues six weeks licn The I'd
the first term. The second tenn hgnal
end Of the first vacation, and coniinHps tp.|
weeks. The second vacation conhnse 4
the end Of the second term. till Comment,ua
A moot Court Is holden every Wetk. b |
of the Professors, at which cause, prera|
given out and prepared, is argued BY hE]
dents, in rotation, and an opinion IS deiTd
by the presiding Professor.
with rooms, in the spacious ana conw
college buildings prepared for their uS, 4
the same terms as undergraduates; and ul
they choose, board in Commons, IS leil
graduates, al s2,s5 per week. They nE
their pleasure, receive instruction in any ID
modern languages, at the price of $40 pa
mum for each language studied. The I'D
College rooms is from s2l to S25 per ifruI
Rooms in private houses can be had At 1
10 cents 10 81 IS per week; and private d
1t from Sa,25 to IS so per week. Woo
'oal prepared for use, are delivered at stud
'ooms. by the University, at cost, yaryirgH
he market price.
The fees for instruction in the Law 81
IRE 500 per annum, and proportiOuabI
my shorter period, not less than three Daa
Or which sum the students have the use "a
etture rooms; the Law Library, coliSi'
Ipwards Of 40O1 volumes; the genersl LIN
e the University, containing abOu, $500 =
mes; and The privilege of attending, go
II the public lectures, in every DePalintall
he University. They are aIse iunhhea y
\ the books studied as class books I1 Y
chool, unless they prefer their own is Y
IKE of making notes and references, NJ
lew to future study and practice, NV
on is given for any period, not less inan u]
iunlhs, which may suit the con'eHsl@
he student.
No previous examination is Necessary Ms|
ission; but every student is exPeclee v
ice satisfactory testimonials ofgcod 'A,laI
r, and some statement OF his previous s'ida]
onds in the penal sum of $500, are gra \
e Steward for the payment Of all eue,
ollege; with one surety resident 10 ""'
IusettS.
The degree Of Bachelor Of Laws lscap's1
: the University on all students VINO N N
mpleted the regular termof pToless.lOII'ss...l|
J, required By the laws and rules o. 'ns =, IA
which they belong, eighteen months 'l l;..]
wing been passed in the Law Scl'OuS
stitution. ~.
In behalf Of he Faculty, r.
SIMON GREENLhas,..e
ImbfIdee, Mass. July l6, 1888. vi