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Name9 Nov 1' 2001 University of Michigan Law School University of Michigan Law School Scholarship Repository Res Gestae Law School History and Publications 2001 Vol. 52, No. 5, November 13, 2001 University of Michigan Law School Follow this and additional works at: http://repository.law.umich.edu/res_gestae Part of the Legal Education Commons Recommended Citation University of Michigan Law School, "Vol. 52, No. 5, November 13, 2001" (2001). Res Gestae. Paper 148. http://repository.law.umich.edu/res_gestae/148 This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Law School History and Publications at University of Michigan Law School Scholarship Repository. It has been accepted for inclusion in Res Gestae by an authorized administrator of University of Michigan Law School Scholarship Repository. For more information, please contact [email protected]. STUDENT NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY 0 F MICHIGAN e.s LAW SCHOOL ~e.stae 13 November 2001 Vol. 52 No.5 What's lJtftl.lf Mlc name9 Nov 1' 2001 The story of the name for the University of MichikA~ i}m lB Catholepistemiad -and the man responsible for its founding, name notwithstanding. by John Fedynsky Like a tree, an institution owes much of title is fairly accurate, considering its existence and identity to its roots. The Woodward was much younger and man most responsible for the roots of this seemed to invest more in Jefferson be­ fair University is Augustus Brevoort ing his mentor than Jefferson found in Woodward. Woodward being a follower. No portrait of Woodward exists, only caricatures like the one above. Jefferson appointed Woodward to the The Early Years Supreme Court of the Michigan Terri­ Woodward was baptized in New York tory. After an arduous journey akin to enue. His purported justification for this City on November 6, 1774 and was pre­ Roman officials travelling their vast em­ was that the road ran inland from the river sumably born some time shortly before pire, Woodward arrived in Detroit on June towards unsettled areas and thus ran that date. Records indicate his first name 30, 1805. The existence of the Michigan "wood-ward." Woodward Avenue stands originally was Elias, but by the time he Territory by the power of Congress be­ as his only commemoration in all of De­ graduated with a B.A. from Columbia came effective the following day. troit. College in 1793, he was Augustus, the name by which he would be known his­ The Arrival The Law Laid Down torically and for the rest of his natural life. Judge Woodward arrived in the wake Perhaps more important than the roads Upon graduation, he joined his family of the Great Fire of 1805, which had just Woodward conceived is the law he laid in Philadelphia and clerked for two years about leveled the town of Detroit, a settle­ down in Michigan. Before 1805, Michi­ at the Treasury Department. He ended up ment of less than 2,000 in a territory of gan only knew military rule and people in Washington, D.C., where he practiced only about 8,000. Woodward kept in his often took justice into their own hands. law and engaged in politics. He became pocketbook a copy of L'Enfant's plan for Woodward instituted civil authority of an acquainted with Charles Pierre L'Enfant, Washington, which he used to help re­ American kind that disposed of the an­ the man who planned the city of Wash­ build Detroit. His ambitious plan for wide cient French and British customs and ington, which proved fortuitous when avenues and grand traffic circles only codes. Congress authorized Woodward Woodward arrived in Detroit. partly materialized, which proved costly to exercise legislative authority in addi­ when roads had to be widened years later tion to his judicial function. The three The Mentor for automobiles. This was not the first in­ appointed judges and the appointed gov­ At some point in his life, Woodward stance of outside forces frustrating ernor of the territory were its legislative established a relationship with Thomas Woodward's grand plans. He did succeed body, although they were limited to Jefferson, a man Woodward would forever in naming the principle thoroughfare par­ adopting laws already passed in estab­ admire and occasionally visit at allel to the river Jefferson Avenue. A road lished states and subject to congressional Monticello. One author found fit to dub that happens to be more prominent today veto. Woodward "Mr. Jefferson's Disciple." The he named after himself- Woodward Av- Continued on page 4 II 2 ~ 3L\e5 ®estae 13 J/io\:Jemher 2001 1~--1---------- ~]&~e==S~~=C~St==ae~====T~h=e====Ra n t Editor in Chief: brought to you by A. Garret Hughes and The Digital Hannah Mufson Now that the Mariners are golfing and the Yanks blew it to a team whose fans argue Managing Editor: about whether it's a ground rule double or a home run if a ball hits the foul pole Nick Janiga (believe it, I was in Phoenix to hear it), the two of us need a new forum for the airing of our grievances ... here goes ... Associate Editor Andy Daly CNN - What the hell is up with these idiots? Do we need to print a step-by-step manual of how to commit acts of terror? My boy Lanza was the first to call it when Senior Contributing Editors: they started talking about anthrax. Two weeks later, our most important national pub­ Harry Mihas, Russell Krauter, lication, the Enquirer, was attacked through the mail. Now we have smallpox, infiltra­ Yingtao Ho tionsof poorly-secured airports, and sabotage at Indian Point and other nuclear facili- . ties to look forward to. Also, why do they feel that the American public needs to know Contributing Editors: the day-to-day moves of our military's special forces? If some jackass in Crete, Ne­ David Boyle, Paul DeGaetano, braska has up to the minute reports, how could multi-million dollar Al-Qaeda (don't John Fedynsky, Adam Hughes, care if it's misspelled) not? The map with the flames on it is a nice touch, though .. Timothy Martin The Dave Matthews Band- Why do people like them? One of our roommates at The Rick loves these characters, in five-hour daily doses. We were at farm-aid a few Cartoonist weeks ago, where The DMB (the name itself is pretty noxious) played with quality Marshall Seese acts such as Neil Young, Willie Nelson, and John Cougar I Not-Cougar Mellancamp. One of these wacky kids had a Chicago Bears jersey- #41 with "DMB" as the name. 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