First came the frat house film “Animal House.” And now comes an animal law school. From Mal Kline:

“Here at Lewis & Clark College School of Law, students of ‘animal law’ are learning another way to change social practices that involve animals,” Peter Monaghan reports in the June 29th issue of The Chronicle of Higher Education. “They are just as passionate as animal-liberation advocates.”

“And they may become more influential.” Since “animal-liberation advocates” have been known to demonstrate their passion and use their influence by destroying university labs, look out.