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"If we want to broaden our intellectual horizons it's important to remember our natural tendency to drift towards and eventually connect with only likeminded people."<ref>http://www.creativitypost.com/create/the_importance_of_intellectual_diversity</ref>
"If we want to broaden our intellectual horizons it's important to remember our natural tendency to drift towards and eventually connect with only likeminded people."<ref>http://www.creativitypost.com/create/the_importance_of_intellectual_diversity</ref>
With no internal [[diversity]] of intellectual views, students won’t really learn [[conservative]] arguments (and/or [[liberal]] ones, at conservative institutions), which harms all students because their positions are never tested and sharpened. <ref>[http://www.nationalreview.com/bench-memos/345212/debating-intellectual-diversity-harvard-law-aj-kritikos National Review], April 10, 2013</ref>
With no internal [[diversity]] of intellectual views, students won’t really learn [[conservative]] arguments (and/or [[liberal]] ones, at conservative institutions), which harms all students because their positions are never tested and sharpened. <ref>[https://www.nationalreview.com/bench-memos/345212/debating-intellectual-diversity-harvard-law-aj-kritikos National Review], April 10, 2013</ref>
"Mr. Mills does not have the answers to the problem of liberal bias at Bowdoin because he's not really convinced there is a problem. When he summarily dismissed me, the [[Tea Party movement]], and [[Larry Summers]], or reflexively embraced [[Nussbaum]], or grossly understated the number of liberal faculty at Bowdoin, he demonstrated an unwillingness to take seriously the conservative perspective."<ref>[http://www.claremont.org/publications/crb/id.1800/article_detail.asp A Golf Story] - Thomas D. Klingenstein</ref>
"Mr. Mills does not have the answers to the problem of liberal bias at Bowdoin because he's not really convinced there is a problem. When he summarily dismissed me, the [[Tea Party movement]], and [[Larry Summers]], or reflexively embraced [[Nussbaum]], or grossly understated the number of liberal faculty at Bowdoin, he demonstrated an unwillingness to take seriously the conservative perspective."<ref>[http://www.claremont.org/publications/crb/id.1800/article_detail.asp A Golf Story] - Thomas D. Klingenstein</ref>