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EPISODE · Aug 11, 2020 · 48 MIN

The Four Pillars of the Academy: Is this Institution Necessary?

from Conservative Historian · host Bel Aves

Send us Fan MailFor millennia, colleges have served the purposes of providing instruction, storing knowledge, and creating a platform for critical thinking.  But what is the role of the university today in the United States. This podcast explores the purposes of the university and questions their relevancy.  

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