Most beautiful law school? Forum

[OnWisconsin]

I'm not sure where everyone is getting the beauty of Northwestern Law.

Their UG has some gorgeous, and hideous Eisenhower/Kennedy era, buildings.

Their law school is just a walk by. Like many other buildings in Chicago if it weren't for the plaque on the building and the purple flag on top you'd assume it was a Hyatt Regency.

[miamiman]

I'm not sure where everyone is getting the beauty of Northwestern Law.

Their UG has some gorgeous, and hideous Eisenhower/Kennedy era, buildings.

Their law school is just a walk by. Like many other buildings in Chicago if it weren't for the plaque on the building and the purple flag on top you'd assume it was a Hyatt Regency.

....its not a Hyatt Regency?




(virtually undetectable U of C trolling )

[fortissimo]

Yale, Michigan, Cornell are all pretty close

[creamedcats]

More pics. Feed the edifice complex.

[doza]

University of Colorado in Boulder!

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[Pearalegal]

Texas isn't exactly pretty, but its really quirky.

[Mr. Matlock]

I've avoided this thread for the longest time. First, because there are so many of them. Secondly, the eventual 2 page bashing of PCL. Funny at first, I guess, but then sad and mean spirited. Curiosity got the best of me though, and here I am.

Thanks for keeping it classy. Please feel free to continue to do so.

[A'nold]

Matlock.....are you taking PCL up on their 1/2 scholly offer?!

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Also: I admitted that UW's main campus is outstanding. I love beyond belief the famous reading room and toured it like a month ago just because. However, I stand by my "objectively ugly" comment about the law school building. These buildings should be able to stand up to scrutiny ALONE, without the surrounding environment. The igloo is horrific, the building is sterile and claustrophobic, and just bland at best. Seattle (my hometown) is the best city in the country and UW's UG campus is one of the best, however, take away those two things and the law building is a gigantic fail.

[dibs]

i just got back from richmond... it's like the garden of eden. i can't even begin to describe how beautiful that campus is.

[OrcinusOrcas]

i just got back from richmond... it's like the garden of eden. i can't even begin to describe how beautiful that campus is.

LOL, as someone in NorCal "I just got back from Richmond..." brings this image to mind:

[dibs]

i just got back from richmond... it's like the garden of eden. i can't even begin to describe how beautiful that campus is.

LOL, as someone in NorCal "I just got back from Richmond..." brings this image to mind:

the campus doesn't have homeless city tents -_-

[Rock Chalk]

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[OrcinusOrcas]

i just got back from richmond... it's like the garden of eden. i can't even begin to describe how beautiful that campus is.

LOL, as someone in NorCal "I just got back from Richmond..." brings this image to mind:

the campus doesn't have homeless city tents -_-

'Course not. That's Richmond, CA. The Richmond you're talking about is the exact opposite. I just think it's funny how vastly different places with the same name can be

[megaTTTron]

Say what you will about Chicago. But that zero-depth reflection pool is MONEY.

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Plus, the undergrad is just about as epic as they come.

[06072010]

Michigan^many

[crysmissmichelle]

They don't allow homeless people on the University of Richmond Campus. . . it's too close to the Henrico County line. . . .sorry, Richmond joke. . .

[lee4]

ugliest...... arizona state university (nice women though).


beautiful......usd is nice, but the most amazing campus i ever saw was by accident on a road trip to the northwest in a town called eugene, oregon. amazed no one has commented on the univeristy of oregon's campus, there was just something about it that i thought was perfect.

[AngryAvocado]

I've avoided this thread for the longest time. First, because there are so many of them. Secondly, the eventual 2 page bashing of PCL. Funny at first, I guess, but then sad and mean spirited. Curiosity got the best of me though, and here I am.

Thanks for keeping it classy. Please feel free to continue to do so.

Thanks for reminding me.

[Mattalones]

I don't think this picture is great, but I was really impressed with Harvard's law library when I went there.

[ec2xs]

Richmond is gorgeous, but I'll take WUSTL. Objectively, I've heard the best things about Michigan.

[2013esq]

I'm not sure where everyone is getting the beauty of Northwestern Law.

Their UG has some gorgeous, and hideous Eisenhower/Kennedy era, buildings.

Their law school is just a walk by. Like many other buildings in Chicago if it weren't for the plaque on the building and the purple flag on top you'd assume it was a Hyatt Regency.

Totally agree. NU law campus is NOTHING to write home about! The view from the library is nice but the buildings are old and run down. And there's barely a quad.

[mec30]

I'll rep for Cornell a bit.

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(Bridge to law school)




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[1ferret!]

Ok, thats pretty damn nice...

[starstruck393]

I'll rep for Cornell a bit.


(Bridge to law school)

Is that the famous suicide bridge?

[mec30]

Probably not. That one is too small.