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

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The Notre Dame Lawyer is the stu- dent-edited Law review of our school. The Class of 1975 provided the staff of Volume 49 0973-747 and the edi- tors of Volume 50 0974-751 The Lawyer is well written, thoroughly edited, and efficiently managed and the credit for the Golden Anniversary volumeis level of excellence should be given to J ohn Henry Davis. Few stu- dents ever carry the responsibilities which a law review Editor-In-Chief knows. J ohn has carried them in ad- mirable fashion. This page sponsored by Student Bar Association Notre Dame Law School iiThe house of everyone is to him as his cas- tle and fortress? Coke, Semayne's Case, 5 Rep. 91. 57

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Igleahing the Glaze The Student Bar Association is the political organization of the Law School. The President of the class of 1975 for our first years was Chauncey L. Veatch, III. For 1974-75 he was elected without opposition, President of the entire S.B.A. The Dean des- cribed him in his Report 0973-744 as 73 tireless workerT surely an under- statement. With Chauncey in the SBA. for three years, his classmates have been able to concern themselves with other matterseethe T.G.I.F.is, the parties, the student imput into school affairs, all these have been taken care of, TA record of those who have served in the various organizations from the class of 1975 is contained in the Deans Desks, pp. 42, 46, and 549 7 WW W W; , N NV iiAll whom war, dearth, age, agues, tyran- This page sponsored by nies, Despair, law, change hath slaini, Student Bax Association J. Donne, Holy Sonnets: Annunciation. Notre Dame Law School

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iiHe saw a Lawyer killing a viper On a dunghill hard by his own stable; And the Devil smiled, for it put him in mind Of Cain and his brother, Abel? -Samuel Coleridge, The Devils Thoughts Every Notre Dame Law student argues in Moot Court during the Spring semester of his first year. Those who acquire a taste for it can continue in the intramural second year program. From this process is produced the Na- tional Team. Pat Leonard has been the Director 0 the Moot Court, with its three levels of competition, for 1974- 75. The programs are stronger than ever and they have a promising future. Bob Weaver, who spent his second year in London, was the Champion Speaker before J ustice Thurgood Marshall. This page sponsored by Student Bar Association Notre Dame Law School