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September 24, 2004

Conservatives in a Liberal Landscape

By JENNIFER JACOBSON

On left-leaning campuses around the country, professors on the right feel disenfranchised

More information: Showing why three professors say they are conservatives

Colloquy live: Read the transcript of a live, online discussion with Robert G. Natelson, a law professor at the University of Montana, about whether conservative academics like him face real discrimination from the overwhelmingly liberal faculties that they say surround them on American campuses.By JENNIFER

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