Much less Catholic science. Educators like Father Hesburgh of Notre Dame said that a university is a place where, presumably, people are in search of the truth. Then the only criterion for what you teach is fashion. And if that's true, then only the campus groups who have fashionable causes can have their own courses and programs. In its proper place, it's okay.
People have the Constitutional right of free assembly.
These programs are also divisive. And, as I've been trying to show, gay ain't so good. But now, in academe, there are some pretty high- powered intellectuals who have succeeded in popularizing the opposite view. They've organized several national conferences devoted to gay studies, three at Yale and one each at Harvard and Rutgers. There are plans for others, at CUNY and San Francisco.