Tony
18th May 2003, 09:51 AM
http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,87152,00.html full article
SAN FRANCISCO — Like thousands of other conservative-minded college students across the country, some at U.C.-Berkeley (search) are waging war against what they call rampant liberalism on campuses. Their weapon: a right-leaning monthly newspaper called The California Patriot (search).
“We like to be watchdogs,” said Seth Norman, the managing editor of the Patriot.
In fact, more students than ever are taking their minority opinions into the public domain to balance out the messages their peers are getting in the classroom at school.
From the Patriot and The Stanford Review to The Yale Free Press, a growing number of conservative periodicals are now circulating online or on campus – 50 percent more than two years ago, according to Collegiate Network (search), an organization that helps such papers get off the ground.
Its good to hear the choke hold that left-wing fascists have on our campuses is starting to subside.
SAN FRANCISCO — Like thousands of other conservative-minded college students across the country, some at U.C.-Berkeley (search) are waging war against what they call rampant liberalism on campuses. Their weapon: a right-leaning monthly newspaper called The California Patriot (search).
“We like to be watchdogs,” said Seth Norman, the managing editor of the Patriot.
In fact, more students than ever are taking their minority opinions into the public domain to balance out the messages their peers are getting in the classroom at school.
From the Patriot and The Stanford Review to The Yale Free Press, a growing number of conservative periodicals are now circulating online or on campus – 50 percent more than two years ago, according to Collegiate Network (search), an organization that helps such papers get off the ground.
Its good to hear the choke hold that left-wing fascists have on our campuses is starting to subside.