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| − | '''Academic excellence''' is a [[conservative]] goal of doing the best one can when in school, and afterwards. It views school not as a time to decline and decay, but to get the most of the expensive tuition and costs being paid. | + | '''Academic excellence''' is a [[conservative]] goal of doing the best one can when in school, and afterwards. It views school not as a time to decline and decay, but to get the most of the expensive tuition and costs being paid.. |
Leading conservatives from [[Edmund Burke]] to [[Phyllis Schlafly]] to [[Donald Trump]] have been promoters of academic excellent, while rejecting the [[Worst College Majors]] and [[liberal agenda]] that dominate many [[American]] universities today. | Leading conservatives from [[Edmund Burke]] to [[Phyllis Schlafly]] to [[Donald Trump]] have been promoters of academic excellent, while rejecting the [[Worst College Majors]] and [[liberal agenda]] that dominate many [[American]] universities today. | ||
Revision as of 02:59, July 11, 2023
Academic excellence is a conservative goal of doing the best one can when in school, and afterwards. It views school not as a time to decline and decay, but to get the most of the expensive tuition and costs being paid..
Leading conservatives from Edmund Burke to Phyllis Schlafly to Donald Trump have been promoters of academic excellent, while rejecting the Worst College Majors and liberal agenda that dominate many American universities today.
Each major university tends to have at least one professor who supports conservative ideals along with academic excellence. At Harvard University it is Professor Harvey Mansfield, author of a book on manliness.