(PCC) There are two types of learning institutions in my

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Date: Aug 19 2006
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There are two types of learning institutions in my opinion. The first is the school that has an agenda to push whether it be liberal or conservative and the second is a school that simply does what it is supposed to be doing, teaching. PCC equally as guilty as the most liberal of universities that they criticize for pushing liberal agendas. If you are looking for a school that teaches you instead of indoctrinating you, I would suggest looking somewhere other than PCC. They do have an agenda and they have tactics far worse than the most liberal schools of cramming that agenda down your throat.

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