Top Law Schools

I personally think LSUs law center to be nice, though I also really like Loyola New Orleans' campus. Thoughts?

If one likes more modern styles, Marquette's is nice. UConn's is a castle, which is awesome. Pepperdine, if only for the view.

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Marquette:

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UConn (I adore this one):

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Pepperdine:

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only one law school on this list
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grand inquisitor wrote:only one law school on this list
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I don't know who thought brutalism was a good idea.

The humanities building at the University of Wisconsin is also on the list, and this picture doesn't even begin to describe how awful it is (most of the damned thing is actually underground, at least as classrooms are concerned):

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anytime i am feeling happy i browse that wikipedia to moderate myself

I'll do the necessaries:

http://i1.wp.com/www.peoplescollegeofla ... ew-400.jpg

Serett wrote:I don't know who thought brutalism was a good idea.

Apparently DC city planners/Fed gov architects sure thought so. Decent chunk of downtown (and the metro) are garish concrete nightmares.

Capitol_Idea wrote:

Serett wrote:I don't know who thought brutalism was a good idea.

Apparently DC city planners/Fed gov architects sure thought so. Decent chunk of downtown (and the metro) are garish concrete nightmares.

I don't think I hate all brutalist architecture but I used to live in Madison and I agree that the Humanities building is a piece of shit.

Vermont Law School has a really nice campus.

Voting for Stetson on this one. The entire campus was a roaring 1920's resort where Babe Ruth signed a contract for the Yankees and where many New Yorker socialites vacationed.

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/ ... lorida.JPG

Well we might as well close up the thread now.

grand inquisitor wrote:only one law school on this list
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Not to be a stickler, but there's actually three law schools on that list.

Pics/links needed to verify some of the comments here.

I kind of thought Pepperdine was the go to on this one, but this conversation on architecture has me re-thinking

proctor_right_in_the wrote:

grand inquisitor wrote:only one law school on this list
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Not to be a stickler, but there's actually three law schools on that list.

sorry the other two reference individual buildings on law campuses, not the entirety of the law school itself. ship of theseus blah blah blah.

grand inquisitor wrote:only one law school on this list
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Feel the power of brutalism: https://cmuprelaw.files.wordpress.com/2 ... _thumb.jpg

Don't feel like posting a pic, but Stetson has one of the most beautiful campuses I've ever seen.