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Thursday, October 3, 2013

FEATURED ESSAY: What Started in College Didn’t Stay in College

By John Harris on Sep 30, 2013
It has become a cliché that the college experience indoctrinates our children to serve as cogs in the progressive machine; but the truth nowadays is that our entire culture does this job of formatting long before the senior year in high school.
Colleges around the nation have now been in session for about a month. I have noticed this fall, especially, that conservative commentators have been decrying the influence of Ivory Tower propaganda upon impressionable young charges. Far from finding this chorus off key, I could chime in with my own examples of abuse from forty years ago. I might mention a slovenly Teacher’s Assistant who taught Composition at William and Mary: he wore shoes, but never were they sullied by anything so bourgeois as a pair of socks. This New Age evangelist seemed to consider it his solemn duty to stir coeds up against the curfew enforced upon their dorms. It became common knowledge that the dull slattern who secured one of the few A’s in his class got a lot closer to his gritty epidermis than certain articles of his wardrobe.....To Read More.... 

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