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The Town Talk: Louisiana College May Add a Law School This is great news, and kudos to President Joe Aguillard, who I have previously criticized for his Christian Committment policies. A local law school would be great for all of Cenla. Unless of course, the only reason for establishing such a law school is to train the radical right on how to "take over," which, I have heard from a legitimate source, is the real reason behind these plans. Incidentally, LC still has an outstanding lawsuit against them. Perhaps Aguillard show consider less stringent and less invasive hiring and acceptance policies for his new law school. Oh and Joe, you know you'll have to rename LC. Colleges don't have graduate programs or law schools; universities do.

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