Date: Thu, 10 Jul 2008 23:32

From: Peter Radan

Subject: Law Academics Query

Dear All,

Yesterday I had to consider collective nouns. My list revealed:

a murder of crows
a convocation of eagles
a business of ferrets
a buffoonery of orangutans
a parliament of owls
a company of parrots
an impossibility of platypuses
an improbability of puffins

and my favourite:

an implausibility of gnus.

However, I know of no collective noun for a collection of law academics.

Is there one?

If not, any suggestions?

Peter Radan

Associate Professor Peter Radan
Head, Department of Law
Macquarie University   NSW   2109
AUSTRALIA
Tel:      +61 (0)2 9850-7091

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