The libelous wounds of the anti-law school publication assault simply run too deep, hemorrhaging like a ferocious closing on a just but losing cause. Somehow, few people on the far fringes of a super-saturated legal market want to attend law school in the inverse taint of Indiana.
Solution? Mufreesboro, Tennessee, baby, land of dreams and - now - sweet justice.
Middle Tennessee State University has received a nonbinding letter of intent from Valparaiso Law School, a part of Valparaiso University in northwest Indiana, to transfer to Murfreesboro, the Daily News Journal reported.Murfreesboro now has a six-figure population. It's rapidly growing and Rutherford County has no other law schools. Local businesses like Nissan, State Farm, and Amazon cry out for an influx of 300, 400 new lawyers a year. As it is, would-be lawyers have to drive (or walk!) 34 miles to Nashville should they want to attend a piece of shit law school.
And yet some of you would rather see them inconvenienced by arduous commuter travel than saturating middle Tennessee with so many lawyers justice becomes freer than a certain minority group in reconstruction. Murfreesboro just makes sense and if you see someone say otherwise, they're letting reason get in the way of good feeling, which has led exactly no one to success in life.
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Of course, lots of places would make an excellent landing spot for Valparaiso. Oregon State, Central Florida, UTEP, Boise State, Norfolk State. As the article explains, Middle Tennessee received a "nonbinding letter of intent." I can't help but think Valpo launched these fuckers like their annual spray of fat-chance admissions pamplets.
Dear Fellow American Acclaimed University:It's worked for me on the dating market with rousing success by my own definition. Why not Valpo?
YOU have been looking for ways to increase your prestige while expanding your donor list and that li'l' special projects' piggy bank. You've possibly already done a feasibility study that says, "duh, law school!"
WE are a prestigious, top-ranked law school looking for a new home, with a ready-made alumni base and a faculty that could be working at any number of law firms your board of trustees would hire were it sued by students, which it totally won't be, because you're a legit college...or at least you will be one you have a top law school.
Wanna bang?