University of Notre Dame Law School - Reporter Yearbook (Notre Dame, IN)

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South Bend is the 90th largest city in the United States. Its life and his- tory have been centered on two things: the Studebaker automobile enterprise and the University of Notre Dame. Studebaker folded over ten years ago. In spite of that, South Bend has grown. It has built new housing and shopping centers, and it is rebuilding its down- town. First and most elemental in any fair, equit- loving and devoted husband, who solely by able distribution of property is a knowledge reason of permanent physical disablement is of the totality of the property in which the without property or income, may be a mere parties to the divorce hold an interest. The pittance if the adulterous wife owns independ- award of a single peppercom to a bestial hus- ently, a majority 0f the shares of General band-defendant may be wholly shocking to M01015, I-B-M- 811d A-T- 3L T., the Hope Dia- the conscience if the sum total of the proper- mond, the State Of Texas and lifetime 50- ty of the marriage or of the parties thereto is yard line seats to all Notre Dame football that single peppercorn. On the other hand, an games. award of a million dollars to a cuckold but Judge Patrick Sullivan of the Indiana Court of Appeals made the following analysis of equit- able property settlement in Ober v. Ward Uuly 25,1973:

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Qluurt of 1? Northern Indiana is a too-cold, not especially attractive section of the country. Most who come to Notre Dame come in spite ofits location,not because of it. Northern Indiana has been our home for three years now, a good, well-remembered three years. South Bend, Notre Dame, Hoynes: good places because they are where we have known each other. taper ilurizhittinn ttWoe unto you, lawyers! for ye have taken away the key of knowledge. -Gospel of Saint Luke, xi,52. This page sponsored by Samuel E. Molten, Law Class of 1949

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This page sponsored by American Archives Association Washington, D. C. Daniel Webster was advised not to train for the law because the profession was over- crowded. His response was hthere is always room at the top?