First published: New York : St. Martin's Press, 2005. Includes bibliographical references (p. 265-266) and index.
Contents:
An oasis in the desert : the appeal of Brigham Young University -- The new fundamentals : the Bob Jones strategy for converting New York City -- Beyond the fighting Irish : Notre Dame's race question -- "There are no doubters here" : the orthodoxy of Thomas Aquinas College -- The Hatfields and the McCoys : a divided Yeshiva -- An integrated whole : Baylor's vision for the future -- What revolution? How feminism changed religious colleges while they weren't looking -- Bridging the race gap : can faith solve the "lunch table problem"? -- Sex, drugs, and rock 'n' roll : how student life is different at religious colleges -- The underdog : how members of minority religious groups are treated on campus -- The classroom as chapel : can the integration of faith and learning work? -- Where are the protests? Political activism at religious colleges.
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