Salient. An organ of student opinion at Victoria College Wellington, N.Z. Vol. 2, No. 7 May 3, 1939

Let's Build a Law Journal!

Let's Build a Law Journal!

"Salient" has been requested to draw the attention of all law students to the notices concerning the publication of the 1939 "Students' Supplement to the New Zealand Law Journal." There are now only five weeks left in which to write something for the Supplement. Let every student make a point of sending a contribution of some kind and you will then surely achieve the Organizing Committee's object—a Supplement of a standard even higher than that of last year, which itself attracted attention in the Harvard Law School, and also in Canada and Australia.

The Organizing Committee requires any article which expresses an opinion on topics legal and of general interest, as for example the position of the profession in society, its obligations to the community, its future trend, discussion of legal education and possible reforms; also topical verse, exam, howlers, short snappy personalities, etc. Last year's Supplement contained several very excellent and learned dissertations on intricate points of law. It is intended this year to try and make the Supplement of rather wider general interest as it is considered that a Law Students' Supplement should present something different from that which is set out in 24 out of 25 issues of the Law Journal every year, and that articles should be legal with a philosophical flavour rather than purely on law.

Now Then, Law Students, Now Then! Let's Build a Law Journal Supplement!