So the law school at George Mason will be renamed in honor of Justice Scalia. Ten years ago, I wrote on the law school for the magazine, focusing on its distinctive conservative and libertarian bent:
It is perhaps not too farfetched to think that GMU’s law school will become to the early 21st century what the University of Chicago Law School was to the latter half of the 20th–a high-caliber bastion of conservative (or at least classic-liberal) legal thinking.