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George Mason University Wanted to Name Its Law School After Scalia. Then They Ran Into A Problem.

Amanda Prestigiacomo

George Mason University decided to rename their law school in honor of the late great Justice Antonin Scalia. The university, however, apparently did not proofread the troublesome acronyms created by The Antonin Scalia School of Law at George Mason University: “ASSLaw” or “ASSoL.”

Naturally, the Twittersphere erupted with suggestive and comical remarks over the rear-end-resembling acronym of the new law school.

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