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Caption: Booklet - UI Charter of Freedom (1942)
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7 i'rom the student loan funds, and to perform such other duties as the University may assign him from time to time; that the University Counsel is, under the rulrs of the Board, ultimately responsible for the collection of these student loans, especially after the ordinary routine stages have passed and the loans have become delinquent; the task of collecting these loans and of maintaining the trust funds intact requires tact, patience, firmness, a fine sense of balance between the duty to protect the funds and an equitable regard for the lot of a borrower trying to establish himself, a thorough familiarity with the history of each loan and of each individual borrower, as well as of conditions within the University; t h a t it is necessary to contact personally, at least once a year, approximately 500 persons scattered throughout the Stale, and, in many cases, outside the State (Pet., pp. 9, 10) ; 10. That the duties of petitioner Johnson, a member of the bar of this State, as an employee of the Board, are as follows: to teach in the College of Law of the University and to perform such other duties as may be assigned him, hereinafter more fully described; the luties of the relator Johnson as Professor of Law consist in teaching such courses in the College of Law of the University as may be assigned to him. among which have been Trial Practice, Evidence Crimii il Procedure, Private and Municipal Corporations, and Corporate Reorganii it ion and Finance, being available for consultation by students in said Coll ) and in supervising the preparation of law r view notes by selected students In the course which < he is teaching; his dutii i accruing under the title of rim i yC unsel during the academic year 1W1-4J ai I .luring previous years are and were as follows: he prepar and clucks legislative bills which nun
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