The influence of professors shapes students' views and values from "summary" of God and Man at Yale by William F. Buckley
The professors at Yale exert a powerful influence over the minds of their students. Through lectures, readings, and discussions, these educators shape the way students think about the world around them. Students look up to their professors as authorities on a wide range of subjects, and as such, they are likely to adopt the views and values espoused by these influential figures. At Yale, the professors hold a position of great authority in the academic community. They are regarded as experts in their fields, and their opinions are often seen as gospel by impressionable students. As a result, the views and values of these professors can have a profound impact on the beliefs and attitudes of their students. The p...
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