Dickinson School of Law - Commentator Yearbook (Carlisle, PA)

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wr! DEAN'S MESSAGE Your commencement at Dickinson School of Law will mark the end of the period of formal education for most of you. Henceforth you will draw upon the knowledge you have gained up to this period in order to solve the problems which come before you in your practice of the law, as in-all your other activities of life. In turn, much more will be demanded of you than ever before. Until this time you have had to turn to someone else when difficult problems have beset you. Now, you yourself must determine answers to your challenges. From here onward, it is not the length but the depth of your career which will determine its worth to the -world in which you live. While the measure of your personal satisfaction will always be an important item, the real mark of your success lies in the value and extent of your contributions to human society. May your efforts toward meaningful contributions in this direction be ever the guiding influence of your life. We

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Quiet, scholarly self-proclaimed successor to Williston . .. How many in Family Law, Ed? PROF. IRWIN ALBERT Lecturer on Taxation B.S., 1950, University of Pa. LL.B., 1958, University of Pa. PROF. D. FENTON ADAMS Assistant Dean and Professor of Law. A.B., 1947, Dickinson College, LL.B., 1949, Dickinson School of Law. f I f I I am the reasonable man. L. ,M L... , .fu Img 7 Listen, back at Penn, E84Gwasasnap...