I understand what you’re saying, but I work at a university and I can completly see all the universities in the country falling over themselves trying to get a higher rating on this list.I don’t see why gays should be overly critisized for having a directory of this sort. Even if we disapprove of their sex lives, it’s currently legal, and why shouldn’t they have a directory? Catholics should also have a directory as to what colleges would be most friendly to us.
I think it’s a worse crime that Catholic Universities aren’t really Catholic anymore.
Well, the flipside is that it would make a handy guide for those parents and students who would like to avoid such universities.
I agree with you. We have so much work to do with our own institutions. For example, the court in New York recently ruled that catholic charities had to pay for contraception because it’s not a catholic organization. And I must say I agree with them.I don’t see why gays should be overly critisized for having a directory of this sort. Even if we disapprove of their sex lives, it’s currently legal, and why shouldn’t they have a directory? Catholics should also have a directory as to what colleges would be most friendly to us.
I think it’s a worse crime that Catholic Universities aren’t really Catholic anymore.
Why do you agree with them? They are not directly part of the Catholic Church, but they are a private institution are they not? Why should the government be able to dictate to a private group that they pay for contraception??
There are so many gay people on the staff at a “catholic” college that they need their own club? These contact names were listed next:
Notice that one teaches theology?? Not to mention the ones in education and mental health nursing
Disturbing to be sure.
There are so many gay people on the staff at a “catholic” college that they need their own club? These contact names were listed next:
Notice that one teaches theology?? Not to mention the ones in education and mental health nursing
Dodged that bullet, eh?
There’s a law that requires employers to pay for contraception. Catholic charities is not arguing that the law is bad in generally (although they may believe that), they are arguing that they should be exempt because the law interferes with their practice of religion. The court is saying, “No, you are not a catholic organization.” All I am saying is that if the org. worked harder to maintain a catholic identity then the court would not find it so easy to dismiss their religious exemption claim. And thde same could be said for many of our catholic universities.
That happened at my fiancee’s school. (A catholic one, too, although it was done by the students).
LOL Back in the seventies, my university had regular “gay blue jeans day”. Since blue jeans were practically the required uniform of college students in those days, it didn’t really mean much to see kids in jeans on those days.
But there was a huge uptick of girls who wore skirts on those days. I think every university has a “diversity office.” There’s really nothing diverse about it, though. They don’t believe in diversity of ideas and their definition of “diversity” is limited only to skin color or how one chooses to achieve an orgasm. (Sorry Mods, edit that last sentence if it’s too graphic…)
It’s just another industry, creating jobs for people whose specialty is B.S. I tell you, this country has too much time on it’s hands.
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