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Christian Higher Education Goes to Russia

Plus: One more argument against U.S. News rankings, and Silver Ring Thing goes to Harvard.

Hunter Baker | posted 8/02/2007 08:46AM

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A statement from Katharina Cieplak-von Baldegg, a student with more liberal attitudes about sex, reveals something interesting about a campus dynamic that could show signs of outgrowing the culture war model. She appreciates the fact that the members of True Love Revolution "just want to have a group and a place where people can feel that they're not alone in their opinions, like any other student group." Students and staff at a number of InterVarsity groups struggling with campus credentialing issues during recent years couldn't have put their own case any more succinctly.

Hunter Baker is special assistant to the president and director of strategic planning at Houston Baptist University. Got a tip regarding academic research or higher education? E-mail him at hunterbaker@gmail.com

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