supplied more members of the 65 Club than any other law school, including Prosser himself, which led to a more amicable relationship between the two law schools. The 65 Club looked to Berkeley as their model and insisted on raising standards to match their previous institutions. By the 1990s, the Hastings student body was "full-time, college educated, and highly qualified". After laws were enacted to prohibit age discrimination in the United States, however, the 65 Club was gradually phased out, and Hastings hired its last 65 Club professor in 1998.
=== Renaming ===
Adjunct professor John Briscoe outlined a "Moral Case for Renaming Hastings College of the Law" in a 2017 opinion essay, explaining the school's founder, Serranus Clinton Hastings, "was promoter and financier of Indian-hunting expeditions in the 1850s" and his acquisition of land titles "was facilitated by the massacre of the rightful claimants."
The specific charges against Hastings are that he organized militias led by his employees to massacre …
