Were you brought up in a world where “sticks and stones might break your bones but words would never hurt you”? Did your parents teach you to tell your friends “I may disagree with you, but I’ll die to defend your right to say it”? Do you feel today’s college students are out of touch with these classic American values? If so, you might enjoy reading “The New Creed of the Twenty-First Century Scholar” proposed in this week’s Carosa Commentary “What The University of Chicago Can Teach Yale.”
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