March 31, 20179 yr I say no but I am using my own college experience as a template. I don't know how it is these days but as I mentioned in another thread it is pretty easy to switch schools or teachers that are more in line with your train of thought. If I was at a school where I felt like they were pushing a train of thought on me that I didn't agree with then I'd leave that school and find one more suited to my taste. To me it is really that simple. Exactly just like the tv, don't complain switch the channel or turn it off. We all have choices to the extent that we will endure something. My son goes to a liberal Arts college. Union in Barboursville. While it's a good piece from the liberal belt of America he hasn't complained about indoctrination one way or the other. Choices.
April 1, 20179 yr At the parent orientation of a small liberal-art university in the middle of Lexington a Spanish professor explained our kids would have the freedom to try new things at this school - this included things like 'being a Marxist for a week.' Not that I am sure what 'being a Marxist for a week' entails.
April 1, 20179 yr At the parent orientation of a small liberal-art university in the middle of Lexington a Spanish professor explained our kids would have the freedom to try new things at this school - this included things like 'being a Marxist for a week.' Not that I am sure what 'being a Marxist for a week' entails. Un-enroll your kid and run.
April 1, 20179 yr The communist and socialist sympathy on campus bugs me more than anything. A modern American liberal does not.
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