[sweetliberty]

"This is only because the proffessor did not agree with my viewpoint, which of course was (and still is) the conservative view."

That was my experience in college as well. Thankfully, I had really not started taking much of a political view at the time. I framed my beliefs in the context of right and wrong. I had to work three times as hard and produce a much better product than my liberal, and I might add, often less studious, classmates. I was challenged by many professors for believing that there are moral absolutes and I spent all my years in college locked in a war of ideology with them. I stood my ground though, and challenged them constantly. In retrospect, I think I was something of a curiosity. I eventually graduated magna cum laude, but I think I put more into each year of my education than some students put into their entire college career.

[T Lady]

And thus you prove yet another point of Dennis Prager's assertions: The Liberal influence on college and university campuses goes virtually unchallenged; out in the private sector, they become unhinged. It's no wonder he referred to these campuses as kindergardens.

-Regards, T.