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Michelle Benoit, law student coordinator of the Kansas Defender Project, said that about 20 students now were involved with the project.
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In addition, Logan said that Wilson was an excellent teacher and a highly publicized scholar.
U. S. Circuit Judge James Logan, who was dean of law when Wilson was awarded the Kane Professor-ship, said that the Kansas Defender Project was one of Wilson's many significant contributions to Kansas
"It's an eye-opening experience," she said. "Especially if the person has never been to prison. I'm really interested in criminal law. It has been really helpful to be exposed to this setting and to learn how to understand our clients and their situations."
"He is liberal in the old-fashioned sense," he said. "He is very open-minded and always is receptive to ideas. He is a very gentle person."
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"They move along very slowly," she said. "We are able to sit back and enjoy the scenery. It's a nice way to travel for older people. Young people are always in a hurry. We are not in a hurry anymore."
Wilson met his wife, Harriet, at the First Methodist Church in Lawrence.
Harriet Wilson, who works at Elizabeth Watkins Community shares her husband's passion for books.
She said that she and her husband had many books about southwest U.S. history, art, the Civil War, William Lincoln and Kansas history.
Harriet Wilson said that she and her husband had enjoyed traveling around Kansas and the United States. They have taken eight steamboat trips on the Mississippi and Ohio rivers.
Last month, Wilson was elected president of the Kansas State Histor-
ogy Society.
"There are books in every room in our home, except for the bathroom."
Life at home
They were married 49 years ago by the minister who taught their Sunday school class.
Wilson said he had affection for the old law school building, where he taught for more than 20 years. Each spring on the last day of class, Wilson leads about 200 law students to the steps of Lippincott.
several writing projects, including a book on Brown vs. Topeka Board of Education and an article on the federal circuit court of appeals.
Wilson said that despite all of his traveling, Kansas had remained his home.
"I loved my job at KU," he said. "I love KU. I love a Kansean. I feel strongly that society has become too mobile. Too many young Kanseans have left. It's true that Kansas has no rocky mountains and has no seashore, but still it was where I was born. roots are here. I feel that there is value in having an emotional involvement in a place. My place is Kansas."
He also remains active at KU. Every spring he participates in an annual law school walk to old Green Hall, now Lippincott Hall.
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