Growth of University of Arizona Law School Noted
The article traces the rapid growth of the University of Arizona law department into a school of law from 1914 to 1919. It highlights faculty additions, rising student registrations, the first LL B and JD degrees, a wartime disruption, and plans for future expansion with notable local graduates and early faculty.
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Law Department
The
University of Arizona
Bidney J. Frank
Howard M. Colvin
Samuel M. Fegtiy
Samuel Fegtly
Fred W. Fickett, Jr
J. Preston Jones
Fickett
Tucson
University of Southern California
Southwest
Robert M. Davis
Ora
A. I L. Winsett
Willam FP. Kain
Kam
France
Winsett West
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Davis
Frank Curley
C. F. Cable
Willam L. Legell
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W. H. Westover
Department of Law
Andrew W. Anderson
Winsett
Frits Bernard Jr
Ralph Bilby
Lewis Maier
K. B. Petersos
Lovule Kempf
William Miebaugh
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Curtis A. B. Bwinford
School of Law
Quaint Ocracoke Town Aback in Puritan Times on Carolina Shore
Ocracoke North Carolina, Aug 25, a remote coastal town of eight hundred inhabitants lives by sea and wild figs. The piece notes a near stranded ocean steamer in the yards, free roaming cattle and horses, many chickens, and a peaceful crime-free community long guided by ancestral Puritan influence.
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Ocracoke
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Ocracqee
America
Smyrna
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