Economics Professor Jack Chambless of Valencia College in Florida had his students write an essay on the American Dream: what they thought it was, and how much government should provide its citizens to ensure their achieving it. The results were depressing: 80 percent of the students manifested their belief in Marxism, but the good news is they probably had no idea what that meant. Apparently, indoctrination is alive and well in our higher education system.
One solution to this problem is clear: parents, rather than encouraging their "children" to attend 13th grade, either at a university or through distance learning programs, should give those "children" a choice between Parris Island, Great Lakes, or Ft. Jackson.
H/T: jpa1948
