Evening star., 1928-05-13
SUMMER COURSES
At NATIONAL i.
Elementary and Advanced
Branches to Be Taught in
Law School.

Both elementary and advanced
courses will be given during the Sum-
mer session of National University Law
School. the schedule of which was an
nounced yesterday. The Summer term,
which begins June Is. is of IL weeks
duration, the same length as other
terms. and full courses in the subjects
taught are carried.
The schedule of elementary law
courses and the names Of instructors
follow:
Elementary law, Tuesday and Thurs
day, $50 pm. Prof Walter B. Bastian.
Marriage and divorce. Tuesday and
Thursday, 7:30 pm, Prof William A.
Coombe
Quasi contracts. cases, Monday, We'd
nesday and Friday, $50 pm, Prof.
Glenn Willett.
Torts. cases. Monday. Wednesday and
Friday, 7.3O pm, Prof George P. Barse.
Property, Saturday, $50 to $50 pm,
Prof. Turin B. Boone. ~"
Advanced Courses.
The schedule for advanced courses.
with the names OF instructors. is as
follows:
Preparation of legal documents. Tues
day and Thursday, $50 pm, Prof.
Godfrey Munter.
Equity pleading and practice. Tues
day and Thursday, 73o pm. Prof.
BarSe
cases. Monday. Wednesday and Fri
Review course, Monday. Wednesday
and Friday. 7:30 pm. Prof Wiliett.
Legal ethics, Saturday. $50 to $50
pm. Prof. George E. Edelin,
Students may secure a total of six
credit units during the Summer term
at National University. all Of, these
credits being counted toward the total
number required for the degree of
bachelor of laws. Many students have
found 1t profitable to register for the
Summer session. due to the fact that
classes are smaller and that number
Of the courses given at that time are
not included in the curriculum OF the
Fall. Winter or Spring terms. One or
two Summer terms have been found to
afford the student an excellent oppor-
tunity of greatly increasing his knowl-
edge Of law and preparation for legal
practice. ~.
Time for Vacation.
Between the closing Of the Summer
term and the beginning Of the Pail ses-
sion there is break OF one month,
thereby affording ample time for paca-
ton. There also is break OF from 10
days to two weeks between the closing
Of the Spring term and the beginning
Of the Summer session.
The review course scheduled for this
Summer has been arranged with the
idea Of covering thoroughly those SUBJ
iects studied by the upper classes dur
ing their first year of attendance at Ma
tional University This course is de-
signed primarily for students preparing
TO take bar examination. and covers
mostly topics Of substantive law.
Spring term examinations In the Law
School viii begin Monday May %, and
continue throughout the week until
Saturday, June 2. II Is announced The
schedule OF examinations now, Is being
prepared and win be, made public
shortly.
The chancellor Of National Univer-
sity. Charles r. Carusi, who Is president
Of the Board of Education Of the Dis
tfict OF Columbia, was the guest OF
honor at recent luncheon given by
the Educational Association OF the Dis
tTtct at the Cafe st. Marks Mr.. Caruai
In addressing the association. cmpha-
sized the dependence for success of the
great American experiment In demo-
cratic government upon the work OF
public education.
Catalogue Being Printed.
The catalogue Of the Law School now
is being printed and will be ready for
distribution during the week There we're
approximately 1900 students REGISTERED
In the university during the present
year, it was disclosed In preparing ma
terial for the catalogue. More than 900
were registered In the Law School. while
approximately 900 were enrolled in
classes In the School Of Economics and
Government. This number Of reais-
trants exceeds that OF last years t1tal
by approximately 300.
The last meeting Of the school yeai
81 the National University Chapter ol
Phi Beta Gamma. national legal fra
ternity Was held Thursday, Topics
regarding activities during the sum.
ner were brought up and Genera
| outline OF the future policy Of the fra.
| ternity was discussed.
yaiedictory Choice Popular.
General acclaim has met the selee.
| ton Of Virgil Wallace member Of tilt
! senior class, 70 make the eyaiedict0ry
address al this years commencement
exercises. Wallace has been ane OF the
most popular members, 0f the class
serving as president during his junior
year and during the present year hay.
| ing held the Office of class orator.
Three other members Of the seniol
/ class we're considered ag candidates fol
/ yaIedhst0fian-~ Eugene F Began. pTesi.
dent 0f the john Marshall Law Club,
Il nF a.,
/ ROCKY Mountain Law Club and editor.
ia nk1iHf II the National IftaAtLnrnila, 4