Diversity in America's Universities - A total Lie

[burnsspivey]

[quote name='spathariossa' date='Dec 9 2004, 05:11 PM']

Not at my school they didn't. That is, the science and math professors were very much liberals. Plus, there is far less opportunity to discuss politics in a calculus class than a political science class. [/quote]
Yeah, you live in California where even the republicans are liberal. You can't really have much hope that you'll find a conservative there. Just like I don't expect to have many conservative profs in law school out here in New York.

However, just to counter your point, many of my professors in college were conservative. My geology prof even tried to convince the class that global warming isn't real and asbestos isn't harmful. Where did I go to college? Missouri.

[SirMyztiq]

[quote name='spathariossa' date='Dec 9 2004, 09:24 PM'] I'm considering going to Notre Dame for grad school because it has the best Medieval Studies grad program in the country. One of the best in the world. Well, if I can get in.

I don't understand how conservatism goes hand in hand with racism or anything else. In fact, it is the liberals who protest for social and economic justice and the conservatives that outreach to the homeless. [/quote]
LOL...

Are you SERIOUS?

Conservatives that outreach to the homeless???


LOL

Yeah. That is why SOO MANY OF THEM just love medicare and food stamps. In fact, that is why they LOVE paying taxes for programs like such...Give me a break.

MANY conservatives go hand in hand with racist and are full of hatred. Sorry, but I don't associate all conservatives with those people.


My friend goes to Notre Dame. She graduated last year. Don't expect too many parties. And...get used to the "I came from a Catholic high school that was TWICE as much as Notre Dame" story...