Texas A&M University officially acquires Texas Wesleyan University law school
Texas A&M University officially has its law school.
Chancellor John Sharp announced Tuesday the complete acquisition of Texas Wesleyan University's law school in Fort Worth, which is now called Texas A&M University School of Law.
A&M paid $73.2 million for the acquisition.
"In creating the Texas A&M University School of Law, we are finally expanding the Texas A&M brand into the field of law with a focus on new areas of growth like patents and commercialization," Sharp said in a press release. "This long-sought entry into the field of law by the state's first public institution of higher learning, with its land-grant university perspective for innovative service to the public, will have a profound impact on the future of Texas."
More at http://www.theeagle.com/news/local/article_bde63852-3c71-5168-821c-bb1c27b7c96b.html .
[font color=maroon]Great news for Johnny Manziel since he can be represented pro bono in the NCAA investigation of whether he signed his autograph for compensation. 
Let the Aggie lawyer jokes commence![/font]
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I was expecting something along the lines of "How many Aggie attorneys does it take..."
