Chuck Grimes wrote:
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> > ``The Intercollegiate Studies Institute, Inc., or (ISI), is a non-profit
> educational organization founded in 1953 as the Intercollegiate Society
> of Individualists. Its members, over 50,000 college students and faculty
> across the United States, take advantage of programs designed to
> supplement a collegiate education and to provide access to resources
> that will help one achieve an education based primarily on the works of
> influential men and women in the European and Christian traditions. The
> group is known for having distinctly American Conservative views.[1]
The membership fi gures may be incorrect, depending on what it actually means. This organization prints two magazines that are given free to any faculty or student that request them. One is, if I remember correctly, The Intercollegiate Review. I got that mailed to me for about 15 years. Some very interesting (and very vicious) material appears in it. (Several different species of consrvatism are represented in it.) Now they may count as "memers" eveeryone who has a sub to one or both of their (free) peridicals. In which case quite a few of those 'members' hardly count. I don't know whether they have any more formal membership.
Carrol