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23 Harv. L. Rev. 291 (1909-1910)
Editorial

handle is hein.journals/hlr23 and id is 327 raw text is: HARVARD LAW REVIEW. Published monthly, during the Academic Year, by Harvard Law Students. SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, $2.50 PER ANNUM .......... ..35 CENTS PER NUMBER Editorial Board. ROBERT T. SWAINE, President, ROBERT E. MCMATH, Treasurer, FRANCIS R. APPLETON, JR., JAMES L. KAUFFMAN, WILLIAM D. BANGS, ROBERT K. LANDIS, CLAUDE R. BRANCH, J. M. RICHARDSON LYETH, RICHMOND L. BROWN, GEORGE W. C. MCCARTER, ELLIOTT E. CHEATHAM, SAYRE MACNEIL, WILLIAM V. B. FINDLEY, LEE J. PERRIN, CHAUNCEY B. GARVER, DUDLEY L. PICKMAN, JR., BRADLEY GOODYEAR, WALTER H. POLLAK, MERRILL GRISWOLD, JOHN C. PRIZER, REUBEN B. HUTCHCRAFT, JR.I, CHARLES M. ROGERSON, ALBERT F. JAECKEL, 2ND, WILLIAM W. THAYER, JACOB J. KAPLAN, HARRISON TWEED. GUY EMERSON, Business Manager. JAmas BARR Auxs, Dane Professor of Law and Dean of the Harvard Law School since 1895, died at Wilton, N. H., January 8, i91o. Many are the teachers whose intellects command the admiration of their students, but few are those for whom their students feel a real and sincere affection. Dean Ames was both admired and loved. The genius of his clear mind was our inspiration and made to thrill with live and human interest, sub- jects which might have proven dry and tedious. His kindly interest and ever present sympathy in our work brightened our student lives. Though tireless in his own labors, he was never too busy to hear our often trivial questions or to help us in our difficulties. He never sermonized: his life was a sermon. As a Trustee of the HARVARD LAW REVIEW since its founding and as a frequent contributor to its pages, Dean Ames has been to this Review a friend for whose services we are deeply grateful. It is planned to make the March issue a memorial number. THE LAW SCHOOL.- Professor Samuel Williston, LL.B. 1888, one of the founders of the HARVARD LAW REVIEW, has been appointed Acting Dean. The courses in Pleading and Equity II will be conducted, for the rest of the school year, by Mr. Austin W. Scott, LL.B. i909, and the course in Equity III by Mr. Charles F. Dutch, LL.B. 19o5, both former editors of this Review.

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