Culture at Georgetown - Jesuit values?

hotair
Mon, 11 Jun 2012 02:07:42 +0000

Lol, apparently my sarcasm did not come through, and I’m going next year, my brother and a bunch of people at my school go there. I’m catholic and fairly conservative for one, I was simply pointing out that despite what Georgfetown says, it really is not much of a traditionally Catholic school, as despite what they say, they do not really enforce anything (current students, do you know anyone who got in trouble for cohabitation?). Everything I said by the way was true, the students and faculty are very liberal for the most part, as seen by the whole Sandra Fluke thing, the habit of protesting/interrupting any conservative that speaks on campus, the letter signed by like 90 members of the faculty saying that the Ryan plan was anti-catholic, and then the university’s decision to have Selibus, the person in charge of creating legislation forcing the university to cover contraception in its heath care, give the commencement address. Also, the current president attempted to give funding to Hoyas for Choice or whatever the organization that came before it was called back in 1991, but outrage among the bishops stopped the university from doing that. The OP asked questions and I gave actual answers that simply cut through the bs put out by the college and gave the answers he wanted, how the Jesuit culture affects students, and the truth is that it simply does not affect students that much.