atmosphere of Claremont?

Student615
Thu, 05 Apr 2007 02:42:40 +0000

There are many religious resources available on campus…strong campus groups, regular mass…it’s a definite presence. That said, there are also some who are less tolerant. I don’t at all mean to suggest that you’ll be criticized or ostracized, but you should prepare to have your beliefs challenged (and I mean religious and otherwise). On this note, theboneyking is very possibly correct with his idea about CMC’s balanced political climate.

As for common morality, common good, I would say yes, it’s here. CMC-ers can have kind of a money-driven reputation, but I think it’s more because this paricular population is bigger/louder at CMC than it is at the other colleges, not because the majority of CMC’s student body actually feels or acts this way (and regardless, money-driven and moral are certainly not mutually exclusive; I know a future IBanker who spent spring break doing hurricane clean-up).