The Moot Court Program - University of Chicago
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The Moot-Court Program The Hinton Competition is a student-administered moot court program which supplements the moot-court work required of all students as a part of the first-year tutorial program. Prizes are awarded to the winning team; it is also the custom to recognize the best brief submitted in the qualifying rounds and the best oral argument. The students in charge of the competition, and the results for the academic year 1955-56, were as follows: Chairmen for 1955-56: DONALD SCHINDEL and MARVIN SIL VERMAN Committee Members for 1955-56: RICHARD BERRYMAN, MER CER COOK, LEWIS GINSBERG, RUDOLPH HUSZAGH, JANICE MARK, ROBERT NAVRATIL, PETER SIVASLIAN, ALAN SWAN, WILLIAM VAN ARSDEL, and FREDERICK YONKMAN Winners of the Hinton Competition for 1955-56: WALTER BISON, BERNARD FRIED, and WILLIAM VAN ARSDEL Representatives of the School in the National Competition: LEWIS GINSBERG and LAWRENCE RUBENSTEIN Representatives of the School in Next Year's National Compe tition: TERRY F. LUNSFORD, ALAN C. SWAN, and FREDERICK YONKMAN Best Brief in the Qualifying Rounds: By the team consisting of RICHARD B. BERRYMAN, DALLIN H. OAKS, JOHN A. RAD CLIFFE, ALAN C. SWAN, and FREDERICK YONKMAN Best Oral Argument in the Qualifying Rounds: TERRY F. LUNSFORD The chairman for the academic year 1956-57 is Richard B. Berryman.
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FRED L. STRODTBECK, Associate Professor of Sociology. B.A. 1940, Miami University; M.A.1942, Indiana University; Ph.D. 1950, Harvard University. Teaching assistant, Department ofSociology, Indiana University, 1940-42; part-time instructor, Department of Sociology and Anthro
pology, University of California at Los Angeles; research assistant in Small-Group Experimentation, Harvard University, 1947-50; assistant professor of sociology, Yale University, 1950-53.
Captain, U.S. Army (a three-year administrative research assignment). Principal administrativeanalyst, Los Angeles City School System, 1945-47.
SHELDON TEFFT, Professor of Law. A.B. 1922, LL.B. 1924, University of Nebraska; B.A. inJurisprudence 1926, B.C.L. 1927, M.A. 1930, Oxford University. Admitted to practice in Nebraska,1924. Assistant. professor of law, University of Nebraska, 1927-29; associate professor of law,University of Chicago, 1929-40; visiting professor of law, Stanford University, 1935, and Universityof Oklahoma, 1948. Acting dean of The Law School, 1943-45. Co-author, with Aigler and Smith,of Aigler, Bigelow and Powell's Cases and Materials on Property (2d ed.; West, 1951).
HANS ZEISEL, Professor of Law and Sociology. Dr.Jur. and Dr. Rer.Pol., University of Vienna.Lecturer, Department of Sociology, Columbia University; lecturer, New School for Social Re
search; instructor in economics and statistics, Rutgers University. Director of research development, McCann-Erickson, Inc.; director of research, Tea Council. Author, Say it with Figuresr(Harper & Bros., 1947); Marienthal: A Sociological Study of Unemployment (Leipzig: Hirzel,1932) (with Marie Jahoda).
The Moot-Court ProgramThe Hinton Competition is a student-administered moot
court program which supplements the moot-court work
required of all students as a part of the first-year tutorialprogram. Prizes are awarded to the winning team; it isalso the custom to recognize the best brief submitted inthe qualifying rounds and the best oral argument. Thestudents in charge of the competition, and the resultsfor the academic year 1955-56, were as follows:
Chairmen for 1955-56: DONALD SCHINDEL and MARVIN SILVERMAN
Committee Members for 1955-56: RICHARD BERRYMAN, MERCER COOK, LEWIS GINSBERG, RUDOLPH HUSZAGH, JANICEMARK, ROBERT NAVRATIL, PETER SIVASLIAN, ALAN SWAN,W ILLIAM VAN ARSDEL, and FREDERICK YONKMAN
Winners of the Hinton Competition for 1955-56: WALTERBISON, BERNARD FRIED, and W ILLIAM VAN ARSDEL
Representatives of the School in the National Competition:LEWIS GINSBERG and LAWRENCE RUBENSTEIN
Representatives of the School in Next Year's National Competition: TERRY F. LUNSFORD, ALAN C. SWAN, and FREDERICKYONKMAN
Best Brief in the Qualifying Rounds: By the team consistingof RICHARD B. BERRYMAN, DALLIN H. OAKS, JOHN A. RADCLIFFE, ALAN C. SWAN, and FREDERICK YONKMAN
Best Oral Argument in the Qualifying Rounds: TERRY F.LUNSFORD
The chairman for the academic year 1956-57 is RichardB. Berryman.
