The victim-based rhetoric is rampant. Women's studies, for example, is incomplete in its analysis of sex and gender. Anyone claiming to be proficient in this area should not only be trained in literary analysis and sociology, but also in biology, anthropology and psychology - subjects which prove that we are not all the same. In peace and justice studies there are many undertones which imply that Western imperialism is the sole culprit of the world's wrongs. Cultures have committed unthinkable atrocities.
Human nature is our unrelenting foe.
With the exception of some of the language and cultural studies mentioned above, Tufts should have kept all interdisciplinary studies as either minors or second majors, as it does for environmental studies. Then those same studies should be cleansed of all radical dogma and focus on the reason Tufts exists - for students to get a good education. Maybe then students will not become prey to incompleteness and p.c. mind games.