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

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Professor F. X. Beytagh graduated with highest honors from Notre Dame, was head of his class at the University of Michigan Law School and was the editor-in-chief of its law review. He was law clerk to Chief Justice Earl Warren, practiced law in Cleveland, and served as assistant to Solicitor General Erwin Griswold. During 1974- 75, he was Visiting Professor of Law at the University of Virginia. uThe American Beauty rose can be pro- duced in iitsi splendor and fragrance . . . only by sacrificing the early buds which grow up around it? -John D. Rockefeller, SL, defending Standard Oilis obliteration of competi- tion This page sponsored by Rink Riverside Printing of South Bend Don Rink, President

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30 What the hell can you expect from a bunch of guys who earn $30,000 a year? wBernard Cornfeld, 0n the SEC commis- sioners Charles Murdock studied engineer- ing at the Illinois Institute of Tech- nology and law at Loyola University in Chicago. He has taught Corporation, Advanced Corporations, Minority Bus- iness Planning, Environmental Law, Securities Regulations, and whatever else needed to be taught. He has pub- lished the Illinois Business Corporation Act Annotated and has written exten- sively 0n the rights of the retarded. He taught at the Hasting College of the Law in 1974. It is good to have him back. An excellent teacher, he keeps the business area of our curriculum strong. This page sponsored by Baefs Home Furnishers South Bend and Florida

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Robert Rodes studied at Brown University and served in the Navy. While at Harvard Law School, he edited its Law Review. He teaches Pro- cedure, Social Welfare Law, Jurispru- dence, and Business Associations. He is co-editor-in-chief 0fthe American Journal ofJurisprudence tformerly the Natural Law Foruml He is cur- rently having published his multivol- ume history ofiAnglicanism and his textbook ofjurisprudence. He has pub- lished more drafts in the Harvard Journal on Legislation than any other person. He studied, as a Ford Founda- tion Law Faculty Fellow, at Oxford in 1960-61 and has served as director of the London Program of the Law School. Professor Rodes is brilliant. Student legend has it that he once fell out ofa window of a classroom while lecturing iand when he re-entered the room, he completed his sentence and lecture as if nothing had happened. It didnit happen, but he is so thoroughly the intellectual that many believe it. He is a sensitive man of great warmth. He is a very devout Christian and a gracious gentleman. This page sponsored by Sheraton Motor Inn of South Bend Student and faculty rates Marian and Michigan Streets iiThe chiefproblem ofthe low-income farm- ers is poverty? -Nelson Rockefeller