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US Colleges - Reflections of a Professor | Paul Rahe #clip
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8:42Now PlayingPaul Rahe discusses the crises faced by American colleges, including dwindling attendance, poor quality students, financial pressures and the devaluation of their academic programs.
Paul Rahe is currently Professor of History at Hillsdale College, and previously taught at Yale, Cornell and numerous other universities. In 2009, he wrote the widely debated Soft despotism, democracy's drift, which argues that society may drift away from self-government due to a spirit of uneasiness and discontent. He has also authored numerous critically acclaimed history books, many centred on the Spartans.
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