The Academic Bill of Rights

How do we differentiate tough professors that demand critical thinking and challenge opinions and professors who are intimidating students?In my opinion putting a hard limit on higher education would be detrimental to this country.on edit: I believe this statement is clearly false. There are even specialized schools where reason and critical thinking takes a back seat to religion. I have already responded to this statement here.This message has been edited by dsv, Thursday, June 09, 2005 04:38 PM

I think if you include the schools that are admittedly conservative and religious that ratio would move to their favor.

So when the republicans are inside my friend's homosexual relationship, my wife's uterus, my cable/satilite connection, my radio, my "news", the majority of higher government, my downloads folder, my church, my internet (US-based), my laboratory, etc. etc.That's LESS government regulation? If that's less government regulation, I'd hate to see what your vision of this horrible liberal government is.If you voted for Bush (which, I assume you're from Canada so I don't know), you did not vote for a "classical liberalism represented today by those we call conservative."