"Most Liberal Colleges" listed... But,.. why?

[FlyersFan]

What about Pepperdine?  It’s in Malibu, CA.

What about it?
It's a center-right Christian college.
What's that got to do with my statement
that liberal colleges are full of indoctrination
hate and bias?

[Maxmars]

It's never too late to recognize you're being indoctrinated right?

I mean a student... looking to become, let's conjecture... a CPA...

Does it really freekin' matter that his professors are activists?

Can't he just be a CPA.... that IS why he goes into debt for the social currency, right?

We don't generally acknowledge, for example... "I prefer a conservatively trained XXXX to a liberal one...," or is that only a social foible...  In fact tell me which institutions now stand outside the liberal/moderate/conservative role playing game?  Any?...

When the lens only shows you "political" how can you ever get 'down to dialogue?'

My question was originally about how we contrive to make learning institution staff and leadership 's "political and ideological preferences" and actual "component" of the educational process....

Meaning we are accepting deliberate "proselytizing and specific ideological postures" as part of the "quality" of a school.

I don't get that.... it's like they are deliberately destroying learning... as we cheer because we are liberal or conservative too...  Is this what "getting a degree is for?"   Are we to live in a world of half-ass trained zealots... who were "taught" what they pretend to think? ...

Does that make a better professional?

[Vermilion]

What about it?
It's a center-right Christian college.
What's that got to do with my statement
that liberal colleges are full of indoctrination
hate and bias?

The pagan is probably trying to inject religion into this thing.

[ANNEE]

As I've said before -- I grew up in a traditional public school in the 50's.  They had Christian prayer every day and Christmas pageants.

Not Christian?  You don't matter.  Until that was changed in 1962 when I was 16.

If you were to either side of intelligence from middle -- you were pretty much on your own -- because everything was designed for average intelligence.

ROTE was the way.  Repeat -- memorize -- repeat -- memorize.

I've seen lot's of stuff change because activist's fought for change.

There is always someone/group fighting for change or trying to stop it.

Liberal leaning colleges didn't just happen.  They were fought for.

I graduated high school just at the beginning of the hippie movement.  Which actually started as a political anti-war movement.

I don't remember young people being outwardly political before this.  This was a young people's "change the world through politics" movement  (the drug culture was actually separate -- it just happened at the same time).

Those kids are the teachers of today of Liberal philosophy.

I can see both sides -- but what a boring world it would be (and has been in the past) -- if everyone followed a traditional conservative lifestyle.

I have no desire to be stuck in an unmoving/unevolving society.  I look forward -- not back.

[FlyersFan]

Liberal leaning colleges didn't just happen.  They were fought for.

And they've become cesspools of indoctrination, bias, and hate.

[Vermilion]

And they've become cesspools of indoctrination, bias, and hate.

Exactly.

Look at what happened to Harvard, Columbia, UCLA etc…

U.S. Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights Sends Letters to 60 Universities Under Investigation for Antisemitic Discrimination and Harassment
https://www.ed.gov/about/news/press-rele...harassment

So progressive, so tolerant. LoL

[ANNEE]

My question was originally about how we contrive to make learning institution staff and leadership 's "political and ideological preferences" and actual "component" of the educational process....

Meaning we are accepting deliberate "proselytizing and specific ideological postures" as part of the "quality" of a school.

Religious groups are getting refused more and more.  Why should secular education be required to have religious groups.

This is a LOGICAL discussion -- not a First Amendment discussion.  Please don't go there.

 

MCCC student government votes against Turning Point USA branch on campus 
The Monroe County Community College student government voted against allowing a chapter of Turning Point USA on campus on Tuesday, Oct. 28.
 
The final vote was eight votes against, three in favor, and four abstentions. The decision made by the student government is a recommendation to the college's vice president of enrollment management and student success.
 
In the pre-vote discussion, one member of student government, Gage Blaisdell, said he had concerns how the parent organization my interact with professors. He brought up a past incident that happened in early October where a professor at Rutgers University left the country after reportedly receiving death threats from members of the Turning Point USA chapter on campus.
 
"Ultimately, I would say that this goes against the core values of the college," Blaisdell said.

[ANNEE]

And they've become cesspools of indoctrination, bias, and hate.

Thank you for your Conservative opinion in regards to free thinking.

I would definitely not want to live in your world.

[FlyersFan]

Thank you for your Conservative opinion in regards to free thinking.

I would definitely not want to live in your world.

Thank you for your blind biased liberal opinion in regards to free thinking.

(get a clue ... indoctrination, bias and hate are NOT 'free thinking')

I would definitely not want to live in your world.

Liberal schools are cesspools of indoctrination, bias and hate.

Anyone not acknowledging that truth are blind from bias .. or not too smart.

[ANNEE]

Thank you for your blind biased liberal opinion in regards to free thinking.

(get a clue ... indoctrination, bias and hate are NOT 'free thinking')

I would definitely not want to live in your world.

Liberal schools are cesspools of indoctrination, bias and hate.

Anyone not acknowledging that truth are blind from bias .. or not too smart.

The above says more about you -- than anything else.