American University General Information Bulletin 1966-1967
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The Law School seeks to develop in each student a consciousness of the responsibility of the lawyer to society for the improvement of the law and human welfare, whether in public or private pursuits. To accomplish its objectives, the curriculum and the related student activities are designed to combine knowledge of legal principles with the ability to apply them.
Washington offers law students an unparalleled opportunity to observe the development of law. The student has access to the greatest ...legal laboratory in the world to observe the processes of law from the determina- tion of the smallest claim to epoch-making decisions of the Supreme Court.
A building specifically designed for law study, John Sherman Myers Hall on the University campus, was dedicated in 1964 by Chief Justice Earl Warren.
The Washington College of Law offers full-time and part-time pro- grams leading to the degree of juris doctor.
23 Wesley Theological Seminary Wesley Theological Seminary, situated adjacent to the University campus, is one of the most functional and uniquely designed theological seminary campuses in the world.
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The Law School seeks to develop in each student a consciousness of the responsibility of the lawyer to society for the improvement of the law and human welfare, whether in public or private pursuits. To accomplish its objectives, the curriculum and the related student activities are designed to combine knowledge of legal principles with the ability to apply them.
Washington offers law students an unparalleled opportunity to observe the development of law. The student has access to the greatest ...legal laboratory in the world to observe the processes of law from the determina- tion of the smallest claim to epoch-making decisions of the Supreme Court.
A building specifically designed for law study, John Sherman Myers Hall on the University campus, was dedicated in 1964 by Chief Justice Earl Warren.
The Washington College of Law offers full-time and part-time pro- grams leading to the degree of juris doctor.
23 Wesley Theological Seminary Wesley Theological Seminary, situated adjacent to the University campus, is one of the most functional and uniquely designed theological seminary campuses in the world.
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