Shoving the M&Ms (Maoists and Marxists) out of the colleges is going to take time, and will probably coincide with the taking of the courts. Currently the courts are the stick. They abound with radical leftists who use dual reasoning to justify any Marxist propaganda on campus, while outlawing speech they don't like as either "hate speech" or "religious speech." We won't argue our way into victories. We have to replace these people.
The Board of Regents at CU is elected. Some Colorado Freepers need to start working on replacing them: From the CU web site:
The Board of Regents consists of nine members serving staggered six-year terms, one elected from each of the state's seven congressional districts and two from the state at-large. The members select their own chair and vice-chair.
We need candidates. Not wild-eyed lunatics, but sound, reasonable people, who will demand that state funding not be frittered away on ethnic studies and other pablum. Second, for courses that have a defined curriculum, instructors should be charged with teaching the curriculum. In most courses, there is not time for the fundamentals of Maoism if the curriculum is being taught.
Too many instructors believe that a University position is a state funded soapbox for them to ignore required duties and do whatever they feel like doing.
Boys, this system needs an enema.