Monday, February 23, 2004

UNCW Indoctrination Center

"In November of 2003, I got an unusual phone call from a fellow employee here at the University of North Carolina at Wilmington (UNCW). The employee had just attended a monthly staff meeting in another department. He claimed that during the meeting a high-ranking UNCW administrator had stated that recent increases in the number of student Christian organizations were causing “concern” for some members of the university administration."

Can’t be true, right?

"Unfortunately, on December 8, 2003, a member of the Student Organization Committee (SOC) at UNCW told me that the university was indeed considering a possible quota on Christian organizations at UNC-Wilmington. During our conversation, this tenured faculty member casually stated that the university had too many Christian organizations to manage. He claimed that it would soon be necessary to stop recognizing new Christian organizations and instead have students conform their religious beliefs to those of existing organizations."

Whoops, I guess it is, but let’s not create a paper trail in regards to this.

"And I’m afraid it gets even worse than that. On November 26th, the Director of the University Union sent a memo to the Chair of the SOC stating the following:

“I spoke with the Vice Chancellor yesterday afternoon. We are in agreement that we need to limit the communication by email to all involved. If there is a student who has been speaking with Dr. Adams, then in sending the information to the committee, we are sending it to him. We very specifically do not want to be communicating with him in writing or it might show up in the next column (by Adams)."

Double whoops.  I guess that email shouldn’t have been sent.

From a Townhall.com column by Mike S. Adams titled “The Underground University."

Posted by John Venlet on 02/23 at 10:17 AM
(0) Comments • (0) Trackbacks • Permalink
Page 1 of 1 pages