Marx Madness

Day two of classes at DePaul, and the campus is already cheering on the home team, Marxism! This evening there were people outside the DePaul Student Center selling socialist newspapers. The weird part about it was they weren't students in the socialist club on campus. They were two graying older men. 

Since they weren't students trying to get out a message, how do you figure they see a college campus as the perfect target market? 

The lesson we can learn here is simple: kids, if you're a Marxist, you can hand out papers on a college campus when you grow up!

This story is featured under our new special, Marx Madness.

As promised, we finally have the war of words between The Foundation for Truth in Higher Learning and the Philosophy Department Chair, Peg Birmingham. Read the whole thing here.

The Foundation wrote to the chairs of the departments the class was cross-listed under (correspondence found here) back in spring regarding the biased business ethics course, which CampusLIE first exposed here.

Well here is the response that caused our blood to boil, then caused us to scratch our heads.

Read more: Updated: Standing up to left is an act of "cowardice" says one department chair

CampusLIE is proud to bring you Marx Madness. Actually, we're not bringing you Marx Madness, the universities are. We just expose it. One of the leading forms of indoctrination occurring on campuses is the professors' attempts to convince students that the poorly groomed German philosopher holds all the answers, especially with economic systems.

Now, you will be able to access all of our findings of bias towards communism, socialism, Marxism, and every other variant of these ideas here at Marx Madness on campuslie.org.

...because it's harder to find positive mention of capitalism in a college classroom than it is on this Marx Madness bracket.

Obama's policy agenda is looking to enlist the help of college students still hungry for change.

Why don't we sweeten the deal? Throw a little college credit in there for yourself...

Read more: Organize for America, Organize for Class Credit!