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To: PubliusMM
"Actually, I've not read the Santorum book, yet. However, I found the others quite readable, and informative."

I have the Santorum book, but now I intend on reading all of them. They will go at the top of my reading list.

Maybe some of these college students will finally get a clue, become curious and start doing some reading/investigating/thinking of their own.
80 posted on 04/13/2006 8:51:16 PM PDT by khnyny
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To: khnyny
Maybe some of these college students will finally get a clue, become curious and start doing some reading/investigating/thinking of their own.

While I was finishing my degree (in the 1990's) my university library had a big promotion making fun of books which had been banned at some point in history. The slogan was "Read a Banned Book!", and numerous books which had been banned at some time or another were listed for checkout and reading.

It was pretty funny, but I guess the implication was that books had been banned historically only for violating Conservative mores. How funny these uber-leftists want to now be the ones doing the banning, not the ones flaunting the ban!!
81 posted on 04/13/2006 9:12:11 PM PDT by starbase (Understanding Written Propaganda (click "starbase" to learn 22 manipulating tricks!!))
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