The "Unlawful" U of M Law School Class of 1960
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By BILL MARANTZ Last year there were over a thousand applicants to Robson Hall, located on the Fort Gary Campus of the University of Manitoba, and less than 10% were accepted, almost half of whom were female. In 1956, when the Manitoba Law School occupied the third floor of the Law Courts Building on Broadway, there were 36 applicants (including two women), all of whom were accepted.
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