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stories, memories and interpretations of my sixty years at the University of Houston Law Center
570 pages : illustrations, portraits ; 26 cm
The beginning, 1933-1956 -- The end of the beginning, 1956-1974 -- A modern Law Center emerges, 1974-2013 -- Appendixes.
1. Wanting a seersucker suit, 1933-1952 -- 2. Founding dean A.A. White and his law faculty, 1947-1956 -- 3. Students reared like me, but more so, 1947-1955 -- 4. Learning law by the case method at the feet of local giants, 1952-2955 -- 5. Students teaching students, 1955-56 -- 6. Newell Blakely's law school, 1956-1965 -- 7. American legal realism at Yale, 1961-1962 -- 8. Myres McDougal and Harold Lasswell's law, science and policy, 1961-1962 -- 9. A prodigal returns, 1962-1964 -- 10. Young turks and the old guard, 1962-1970 -- 11. Planning a new law building, 1966-1968 -- 12. Sex, drugs, and sensitivity trining, 1968-1970 -- 13. Jim Hibbard's surprise vote, 1969 -- 14. John Neibel, dean in troubled times, 1966-1974 -- 15. Mopping up the mess, 1970-1974 -- 16. Mike Johnson, unsung hero, and interim dean A.A. White, 1974-1976 -- 17. George W. Hardy III, dean, 1976-1980 -- 18. Robert Knauss, dean, 1981-1993; Mike Johnson interim dean, 1980-1981 -- 19. Stephen Zamora, dean, 1995-2000; Ray Nimmer, interim dean 1993-1995 -- 20. Nancy Rapoport, dean, 2000-2006 -- 21. Raymond T. Nimmer, dean, 2006-2013 -- 22. Law students, 1947-2012 -- 23. Judge Carolyn King, Law Center friend from 1962 -- Appendix I. Were A.A. White and Simon Frank realists and Newell Blakely a formalist? -- Appendix II. F.S.C. Northrop's complex jurisprudence, 1961-1962 -- Appendix III. Law, science and policy 1961-1962 -- Appendix IV. The April 8th email -- Appendix V. The decline of LL. Ms in law teaching, 1993-2013 -- Appendix VI. LL. M. programs at the Law Center, 2012 -- Appendix VII. Institutes at the Law Center, 2012 -- Appendix VIII. Tenure track faculty hired, 1947-2011 -- Appendix IX. Entering class data, 2000-2007.
The Cushing Library/Women & Gender Studies copies were acquired as part of The Phyllis R. Frye Collection.
One of the Cushing Library/Women & Gender Studies copy is signed by the author.
One of the Cushing Library/Women & Gender Studies copy is inscribed by the author to Frye, is additionally signed by the author and contains the bookplate of the John Mixon Society, the University of Houston Law Foundation.
Includes bibliographical references and index.