This is CBSi on the world. I'm John Bachelor with Peter Berkowitz of the Hoover Institution

guiding me thanks to his real clear politics piece to a collection of short essays by educators

about the modern university that's gone off the rails to be

metaphorical. It's entitled which way the university a symposium on higher

education in the United States.

And I learned from John De Eulio

that this is the third wave of contest between those who are

displeased with the university's product and costs and

monoculture and the university who is defending itself because it's making money.

The first was William Buckley himself.

As I recall, he was an older Yale student at the time and was quite aggressive about an essay that he wrote to deliver at an event that included, I believe,

the Secretary of Defense or War was something official like.

And the essay was suppressed, or please don't do that,

Mr Buckley.

You can publish the book which is God and Man at Yale.

That is the first way and that one still rolling over us Peter. Does Yale

remember it? I do not think that there is a vigorous institutional memory at Yale University of William

F Buckley's 1951 book, got a minute, Yale.

There's barely an institutional memory yeah of university of see Ben

Woodward's great report on free speech from the 1970s you know a moment ago I went

back so we should we should put the current

controversial on campus in historical context. I went back to 2015.

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