A Lifetime of Pleasant Work ⚙️

✅ A LIFETIME OF PLEASANT WORK ⚙️ collects law review tributes to law professors 👨‍🏫 and ➕ deans. Some are famous and ➕ others little-known 💡, but all changed the character of their law schools 🏫 and ➕ the lives of their students 👨‍🎓️. When Samuel Williston retired from the Harvard Law School 🏫, he 👤👨 thanked 💭 the Harvard Corporation for a lifetime of pleasant work ⚙️. Those lucky enough to teach law students 👨‍🎓️ know 💡 what others only suspect: it is the best job in America ​🇺🇸​. The joys 😂 of law school 🏫 teaching and ➕ the personalities 🧑 of law professors 👨‍🏫 are revealed each year in law reviews which feature articles, memoirs, and ➕ brief remarks about law professors 👨‍🏫 who die ☠️, retire, or move to other schools 🏫. These 1️⃣4️⃣5️⃣ tributes tell 🗣️ the story of legal education while they tell 🗣️ of heroes 🦸--brilliant, dedicated teachers 👨‍🏫 and ➕ scholars who made 🛠️ unforgettable impressions on the lawyers they taught. Facetiously, Dean Erwin Griswold said 💬, The only test of a good 👍️ law teacher 👨‍🏫 is whether he 👤👨 can 🥫 be heard 👂️ in the back 🔙 row 🚣. Most lawyers, however, remember at least one 1️⃣ professor 👨‍🏫 who touched lives and ➕ careers in dramatic ways. Willis L. M. Reese spoke 🗣️ of hundreds of law teachers 👨‍🏫 when he 👤👨 wrote 🖋️ of Eliot Cheatham, He 👤👨 has taught well and ➕ has given ⬅️🎁 of himself freely. He 👤👨 has helped countless persons 🧑 and ➕ has made 🛠️ countless persons 🧑 better for having known 💡 him. He 👤👨 has proved himself great in what may be the greatest of all professions. Richardson R. Lynn is Dean of Atlantas John Marshall Law School 🏫, former dean of Peppe...

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