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17 Cornell Law Forum (Student ed.) 1 (1964-1965)

handle is hein.journals/corlawfose17 and id is 1 raw text is: The Cornell -,' ,'~, Law Forum VOLUME 17 ITHACA, NEW YORK - FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1964 NO. 1 Law School Welcomes Its New Professors and Class of 1967 DAVID LOUIS RATNER WALTER EUGENE OBERER ERNEST F. ROBERTS, JR. QUINCY WRIGHT WILLIAM W. OLIVER (Visiting-Spring Term) ROBERT A. ANTHONY Cornell At A Glance Orientation Information The University President: James A. Perkins Faculty: About 1,245 full-time on campus. Enrollment: More than 12,000 stu- dents. Academic Units: New York State College of Agriculture, College of Architecture, College of 'Arts and Sciences, Graduate School of Busi- ness and Public Administration, School of Education, College of Engineering, Graduate School, New York State College of Home Eco- nomics, School of Hotel Administra- tion, New York State School of In- dustrial and Labor Relations, Law School, Medical College, Cornell University - New York Hospital School of Nursing, Graduate School of Nutrition, New York State Veter- inary College. The Campus Cornell has a 400-acre campus, 161 major buildings in Ithaca, in addi- tion to the New York Hospital- Cornell Medical Center in New York City, Cornell Aeronautical Labora- tory in Buffalo, New York State Agricultural Experiment Station in Geneva. The Cornell Centennial Cornell anticipates its Centennial Year in 1965 with plans to meet the continuing challenge for excellence in education, has embarked upon a $73.2 million campaign. Jansen Noyes, Jr., of New York City, is general chairman; headquarters is at 66 Beaver Street, New York 4, N. Y. University Finances Current Operating Budget, 1963.64: $110,500,000. Where it comes from: Federal, 34%; State, 18%; tuition, board, 20%; gifts, 7%; endowment income, 4%; others, 17%. Where it goes: Salaries, 28%; de- partmental, 17%; research, 14%; related, 13%; administration, gen- eral, 9%; plant, 8%; educational, 4%; student aid, 4%; library, 3%. Research: Over 1,200 projects sup- ported by some $50,095,000 in grants and contracts from government, in- dustry, private foundations. TELEPHONE: For answers to any questions during Orientation, the number to call is AR 5.5174. Ithaca Information-1 13 Cornell Information (on campus)-Ext. 112* (off campus)-AR 3-4321 Hughes Hall (office)-Ext. 3767 (dining) -Ext. 4797 Law Library-Ext. 4236, or 3344 Lounges-Ext. 4384 Law School Bookstore-Ext. 3415 Main Office-Ext. 3626, or 3527 Cornell Safety Division-Ext. 5211 (off campus, to report a fire)-272-3131 Gannett Medical Clinic-Ext. 3493 Willard Straight Hall (student union)-Ext. 3450 Movie List-Ext. 3330 Weather Forecast-AR 3-3660 * Add AR 5 to any Extension phone number when calling from a non-extension telephone. CAMPUS TOUR: Leaves from Willard Straight Hall 9:30-1 p.m. Mon.-Fri. 11:30 a.m. Sat. Worthwhile reading-Guide to Cornell University, General Information Announcement and Welcome to Coinell may be obtained at the Visitor Information Center inside the east entrance of Day Hall or by writing to the Announcements Office, Day Hall. EVENTS: Sunday, Sept. 20-Sage Chapel Service, 11 ann.; Cornell United Religious Work assembly in Alice Statler Audi- torium, followed by Open House at Anabel Taylor Hall, 8 p.m. Monday, Sept. 21-University Registration, Barton Hall; Lecture--Creative Problem-Solving by James B. Maas, Asst. Dean of Students, Bailey Hall, 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 23-Church Receptions Baptist-First Baptist Church, DeWitt Park. Catholic-Memorial Room, Willard Straight Hall. Christian Science-Founders Room, Anabel Taylor. Episcopal-Big Red Room, Noyes Lodge. Evangelical-Edwards Room, Anabel Taylor Hall. Friends-Blue Room, Anabel Taylor Hall. Jewish-One World Room, Anabel Taylor Hall. Latter-Day Saints-Room G21, Anabel Taylor Hall. Lutheran-Lutheran Church, 109 Oak Ave. Methodist--St. Paul's Methodist Church, 402 N. Aurora St. Orthodox Christian-St. Catherine's Orthodox Church, 301 Bryant Ave. Presbyterian and Reformed-Chapel, Anabel Taylor Hall. Unitarian-Unitarian Church, Aurora and Buffalo Sts. United Church of Christ (Congregational and E&R)- First Congregational Church, 309 Highland Rd. A MESSAGE FROM THE DEAN It is a pleasure to welcome you to the Cornell Law School. I hope that you will find here an environment which will be friendly and stimulating to you and which will encourage you to study law with diligence and high purpose. I urge you to approach this new part of your life with vigor and enthusiasm, with fresh curiosity, and with the realization that you are in the process of becoming a part of a learned profession which holds particular significance in our society, one in which character and responsibility, as well as skill, are essential. We are glad to have you here and look forward to our association with you in the years ahead. Ray Forrester

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