Since 1981, God's World News has been helping children to understand and interpret the world around them. Well, not completely, but the revelations in the recent Harvard magazine border on true confession. Even beyond the gaudy numbers, Harvard considers itself so far above other institutions of higher education that it is virtually unaccountable. It is not even accredited by a regional accrediting association-Harvard doesn't need it. But, according to Harvard magazine, the prospects are slim of obtaining a broad education in an environment open to the world of ideas.
Political correctness is the new orthodoxy.
Some students on the university side of the campus agree. Harvard's Ms. Tassel quotes one recent graduate who claims that a prejudice against Christianity pervades Harvard, quite a contrast to its founding purpose. Ask Christopher King. A junior at Harvard, Mr. King was accused of having ties to religious groups and as a result lost his bid to become president of the Undergraduate Council. Harvard is not alone in higher education's cloistered world of liberalspeak.