1sickbastard
Seriously?
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I've been to a lot of colleges/grad schools, public and private, and while I've met plenty of liberals, I've never encountered a single Marxist or Communist on the faculty. In any case, it doesn't matter, that is, it does not appear to be indoctrinating the students. See Political beliefs of academics.
According to the single study vetteman provided a link for (but apparently didn't read), one's peers play the largest role in determining one's worldview, not one's college professors.
From section 5.2, the third & fourth sentences, "There is little evidence that education causes students to become more liberal. Instead, several longitudinal studies following tens of thousands of college students for many years have concluded that political socialization in college occurs primarily as a function of one’s peers, not education per se (Astin, 1993; Dey, 1997)."
