In other words, Orr wrote a better argument than Galligan's of feminist control of the English Dept. Unresolved is the question of whether the English Dept. is in the grip of feminist doctrinaires. Neither Galligan nor Orr offer substantive proof. Based on its experience with the department, Clarion happily reports that Galligan and Orr are wrong. Clarion knows of many fine professors in the department whose love of literature, not their personal politics, holds sway in their classrooms.
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