if there is a rise in conservatism among the college students (and I
don't know if there is or not), it would partially be because of the
normal teenage reaction to such poorly-thought-out bureaucratic
policies such as speech codes.
On 4/6/07, Yoshie Furuhashi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On
On 4/7/07, Jim Devine [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
if there is a rise in conservatism among the college students (and I
don't know if there is or not), it would partially be because of the
normal teenage reaction to such poorly-thought-out bureaucratic
policies such as speech codes.
Or against
The Mood On Campus: Conservative Collegiates Rising
Final exams are underway at the University of Colorado at Boulder but
between the cram sessions, 40-or-so students find time to attend the
semester's last College Republican meeting. Brad Jones, the group's
20-year-old president, confidently
So what is the explanation for the rise of right wing
thought on campuses. I wonder if the same thing is
happening in Canada. Certainly when I was in the
Philippines as far as I could see university students
were very left wing. There are many well attended
demonstrations, many against the
On 4/6/07, ken hanly [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So what is the explanation for the rise of right wing
thought on campuses.
If College Republicans are scoring more recruits even now, that's
probably not because young people have gotten more Republican but
because they have funders that help them
College recruiting practices have something to do with it... I see
more 'career oriented' students showing up @ UCSC and less liberal
artist energy. That is an absolutely stated intention of this
particular campus. More computer engineering and genetics. Less
fine art, music... writing.
The
