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39 Harv. L. Rec. 1 (1964)

handle is hein.journals/hlrec39 and id is 1 raw text is: dm~iar -1gz 0aw Sc/Ro 9ew0pttz VOL. 39 CAMBRIDGE, MASS., SEPTEMBER 18, 1964 SPECIAL 544 to Register Today Youth is the distinguishing feature of this year's entering students who, collectively, have been rated a very high- powered class by Admissions Director Louis A. Toepfer. With an average age which rounds off to 21 years, some 544 persons are expected to line up at Langdell Library's south end today to register. Although the number expected is approximately the same as last year's, and the number accepted, 826, is exactly the same, this crop for the Class of '67 has been gleaned from an ever-expanding field of appli- cants. To be precise, there were 2682 applications for the class as compared to 2332 in 1963 and 2003 in 1962. Dean Griswold First year students with surnames beginning with the letters A through K register between 9 a~m. I and noon today, and those with surnames LI Austin Refurbished to Z register between 2 and 5 p.m. Dean Erwin N. Griswold and other meae- Carpenters and painters have been work- bers of the administration will formally wel- ing hard this week preparing Austin Hall come the Class of '67 to the school at 4 p.m. for the opening day of classes Monday. Sunday in Austin Hall's Ames Court Room. Vice Deani kbig A. Toepfer predicted late Following the Dean's address, a reception last week that the interior would be sub- will be held for the class at Harkness Corn- stantially ready by today. He proudly called mons. Austin a much-improved building. Third-year students will register in Lang- Austin East and its twin Austin West dell's reading room Monday between 10 a.m. will each seat 175 students. Brightness and and noon and between 2 and 4 p.m.; second- airiness have replaced darkness as the key- year students will register during the same note to the two rooms, Both rooms, and the hours Tuesday. corridor which connects them. benefit from better and more judiciously placed lights. In Austin North, new long desks have replaced the cramped individual ones, Further additions to Austin's corridor in- clude a long bulletin board and a plush study noel: v-hich features black leather seats and red carpeting, One of Austin's most striking improve- ments is the refinishing of the beams in the (Continued on follouqng page) RECORD SMOKER SCHEDULED First year students desiring writing ex- perience before their inevitable elevation to Law Review next fall might enjoy a brief journalistic carcer on the RECORD theretofore. If interested, come to the smoker Friday, Oct. 2, 4-6, in Holmes Hall. Second-year students are also welcome.

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