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Should it foster a healthy imagination?
The roadmap targets four major goals: achieving greater diversity of membership in the JHU community; improving opportunity for JHU community members of all backgrounds; enabling robust engagement with diverse viewpoints; and fostering a climate of respect.
It is this intellectual ferment that is missing in schools today, thanks to a state policy which fosters a climate of indoctrination by default by teaching one viewpoint.
At its core is an "academic bill of rights," written by Mr. Horowitz, that asks universities, among other things, to include both conservative and liberal viewpoints in their selection of campus speakers and syllabuses for courses and to choose faculty members "with a view toward fostering a plurality of methodologies and perspectives".
It fostered a very strong team bond.
That's fostered a lot more togetherness".
Neilston fostered a flourishing textile processing industry.
Although Islamic radicals are widely blamed in Algeria for massacres as well as widespread intimidation and violence against women, the team came away convinced that there was no political rationale for the terrorism, a viewpoint fostered by the Government, which has sought to separate the terrorist attacks from the thwarted 1992 elections.
At colleges and universities, particularly liberal arts institutions like Smith, these moments often raise uncomfortable questions about what, if any, responsibility they have to protect or foster dissident viewpoints.
Fostering an environment that encourages rigorous inquiry and effective public policy problem-solving requires the involvement and understanding of diverse viewpoints, experiences, and traditions.
