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History demonstrates that the secularization of a religious college or university is the product of the secularization of its faculty. While the outward signs of religious practice typically continue well after the faculty has been transformed, giving the impression that nothing has changed, in the end only traces of that religious identity remain. |
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The University should not compromise its academic aspirations in its efforts to maintain its Catholic identity.
University of Notre Dame
Faculty Senate
April 9, 2008
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