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You see, my range of responses to the much-ballyhooed perpective of University as a liberal indoctrination camp has, as college approached, came, and passed, ranged from apprehension, to wry amusement, to weariness, to irritation. I'm sure these types of people exist, and I'm sure those types of professors can be found.
But I studied a pragmatic field with pragmatic people. The few of my classmates who could have been termed 'liberals' were the ones who knew little more of politics than what their parents told them, and thusly voted for Obama. The stereotype was not in the least bit applicable to my experience, which has taught me that a case-by-case evaluation is always superior.