The Faculty Ahead

The law department of our University is apace with every move towards the best ia results. The latest move, requiring students to be prepared at all times to hand in their note-books wil! demand the attendance of the student, and thus compel him to reap the benefits purppsed in the lectures of the law department, and which were not found in the cramming process of using printed lectures for the examinations. The second move in separating classes so that no student can pursue the junior and senior work at the same time, also promises well for efficiency in the work of the laws. Professors Knowlton, Griffin, Mechera, and Angelí have given the lectures of the opening week.