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Northwestern University (view source)
Revision as of 18:49, December 24, 2013
, 18:49, December 24, 2013Adding a section on Liberalism at Northwestern.
==Athletics==
==Athletics==
Northwestern has 12 [[Title IX|women's]] and 9 men's [[sport]]s teams.<ref name="sports" /> The football program has won 1 bowl game (while losing 5).<ref>http://www.nationalchamps.net/NCAA/database/northwestern_database.htm</ref>
Northwestern has 12 [[Title IX|women's]] and 9 men's [[sport]]s teams.<ref name="sports" /> The football program has won 1 bowl game (while losing 5).<ref>http://www.nationalchamps.net/NCAA/database/northwestern_database.htm</ref>
==Liberalism==
Located near the [[liberal]] city of Chicago in the liberal state of Illinois, Northwestern has often graduated alumni who go on to be highly prominent liberal figures, often for the Democratic party:
*[[Rod Blagojevich]]
*[[William Jennings Bryan]]
*[[Stephen Colbert]]
*[[Rahm Emanuel]]
*Terry O'Neill, President of the [[National Organization for Women]]
*[[John Paul Stevens]]
*[[Adlai Stevenson]]
Thousands of Northwestern graduates work for the [[mainstream media]] in high-ranking positions at groups such as [[MSNBC]] and [[The New York Times]].
Many Northwestern graduates go on to work as prominent actors or otherwise prominent studio individuals in [[Hollywood]].
Northwestern's [[professor values|liberal faculty]] includes [[Bernardine Dohrn]].
==Notes==
==Notes==
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