And by the way, it's also a good idea to believe the Earth is round. Jon Sanders, director of publications at the Pope Center for Higher Education Policy, said that none of his English professors at N.C. State, where he received his undergraduate degree in 1994, displayed a discernible bias in the classroom. Inside, we discussed literature. Sanders was critical of Orr's letter, however, saying attitudes like Orr's, if they are indeed brought to the classroom, fuel criticisms like Galligan's and lend them credence. Even philosophy classes don't require advocacy of the professor's pet philosophy, let alone equate it to a scientific principle.
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