Besides, this is a situation that brings its own cures with just a little thought. The consumers are the kids and their parents. They do have a choice of schools. With information, kids and parents can avoid the worst snake pits and this will do alot to dry them out. Coupled with activist conservative support for research and study a balance can be reestablished.
So, what is the answer? Not just with the intellectuals but with the whole movement itself? The environmentalists, the intellectuals, the socialists and the people who just try to emulate them because they think it makes them look and sound smart --they are equally as dangerous to our way of life, IMO.
No one is proposing force. I appreciate your comments but I'm afraid your diagnosis of the problem is simplistic; I went to Berkeley despite being a conservative. I had far more important criteria when selecting a university than partisan bias. So more information isn't going to change anything.
We love the free market and assume that it can solve all ills. Choice and competition. It's not always that easy. The kinds of people that forsake the private sector for university professorship at ALL universities have a liberal bent. Living in an ivory tower only reinforces this leaning. Therefore, more creative thinking is necessary in order to eliminate bias on campus.
The points of control in a university are at its source of funding. Alumni giving is a big part of this. Interpose conservatives at this choke point and you have leverage.