August 1976 - At the end of student orientation, Senator Robert Morgan addressed the first class of Campbell Law at a banquet in Buies Creek.
"The Campbell tradition is why expectations are so great for the law school here. For in the case of the lawyer, integrity and competence must be combined if we are to have the respect of our neighbors. Honesty and professionalism must, in the attorney life, be as inseparable as the wind that blows and the tree that is blown. We cannot have one without the other."
Newspaper clippings in this guide are part of a collection titled Law School History. The articles range in dates from 1974 to 1990. Most are original; however, some are photocopies. Many are in poor condition.
The PDFs found within this guide are an accurate reflection of the collection. Not all articles are complete. While most articles contain citation information, some may contain only the text of the article.