University of Massachusetts officials have revived talks aimed at creating the state's only public law school by merging the Dartmouth, Mass., campus with the Southern New England School of Law. A proposal to combine the two institutions, located five minutes apart, could be considered by the UMass board of trustees at its Nov. 10 meeting, according to UMass officials. Critics say the state already has enough law schools.
October 11, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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