Evening star., 1926-04-25
zoo IN LAW CLASS
GRADUATE June Z
National U. Commencement
Will Be Held in Continental
Memorial Hall.

The graduating class of the Ma
tional University Law School Will
number over 200 this year, the largest
In the history of the institution.
Commencement exercises will be held
at Continental Memorial Hall Satur-
day evening, June II. Announcement
of the name of the speaker for the
occa sion will be made later.
The largest number of graduates
will receive the degree of bachelor OF
laws. Post graduate students will re-
ceive the degrees of master or laws
and master of patent law and college
graduates who are completing the
undergraduate and graduate courses
will be given the degrees of doctor oil
Jurisprudence and doctor OF civil law
AT the same time, the National
University School OF Business Admin
istration and Government Will gradu
ate it's third class of about twenty In
number. Candidates who have ma
jored in the commercial sciences Will
be given the degrees of bachelor oi
commercial science, bachelor OF busi
ness administration and master OF
business administrations. Those VINO
ma jOred in political sciences VIII be
graduated as bachelor of arts and
master of arts.
Banquet Being Arranged.
The senior classes are arranging q
BANQUET to be held during commence
ment. The Greek letter societies and
other student orga MIA tions Will give
several social affairs in honor OF their
members who are receiving their de
grees.
The final examinations in the Law
school will be held the evenings OF
June 2 3. and 5. Dean Clemens OF
the school of business administration
of government will arrange the
schedule of examinations for his
school for the preceding week The
professors in charge of courses viii
mark the papers of the seniors first
in order that those eligible for degrees
may be notified in time for commence
ment.
A musical program will be given
preceding the exercises al Continental
Memorial Hall to which invitations
will be sent by the faculties and
graduating classes. Alumni of the
university are expected to attend the
exercises.
National University always has
maintained a conservative policy In
the matter of comforting honorary
degrees. AT many of the convoca
tions no degrees in honorium have
been awarded. AT this time the com
mencement speaker will be given a
doctorate in laws and perhaps one
or two distinguished alumni OF the
university also will be SO honored.
Prof n. Bryllion Fagin will give a
lecture Thursday evening at o'clock
on some of the current Broadway
theatrical productions before his class
public is invited to attend.
Fraternity Meeting.
Millard F. West and Clement I
Robertson have been elected delegates
of t, Joseph H. Choate chapter OF
the Sigma Nh Phi national law fra
ternity to the 21st general term of
the high court of cha TO be
held at the Lee House. May Z and s
Delegates from all of the fourteen
active and seven alumni chapters OF
the fraternity are expected to attend
the high court. Besides the delegates
from the Choate chapter. with an
active membership of 81. and the
parey2t chapter of the fraternity, a
large attendance OF fraternity mem
bers of Wa shington is expected.
The third of the inter.society de
bates of the year at the National Uni
versity was held last might. The
Samuel F. Miller Society had the
affirmative of the question, Resolved
That the Senate was justified in rati.
flying adherence to the World Court
protocol" The Richard A. Alvey So
ciety debated the negative. There re.
mains but one more inter-society de-
bate before the competition for the
university gold medal takes place
At this time the four honor debaters
chosen at previous debates will com.
pete. This is the greatest distinction
in debating at the university.