>JF> In my
>>opinion the suspension was justified; if I was a student paying good
>>money for tuition, I'd be decidedly unhappy if I got that in lectures.
>
>I suspect students get a lot of pro-abortion and extra evolutionist
>material in classes. Indeed, I would have thought the other side to
>the abortion issue, might be highly relevant in a Biology class?
I hear frequent complaints from Christians attending state universities
that some professors use their classrooms to indoctrinate students with
their particular slant on women's issues, lesbianism, pro-abortion and a
variety of other highly political issues. They resent spending their
tuition dollars for irrelevant political detours also. My reaction is
that all of us ought to put more pressure on our public universities to
teach what they were chartered to teach.
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