"As they say, a mind (and 100k in tuition ) is a terrible thing to waste."

This quote is from the back cover of a book I am reading called Disorientation: How to Go to College Without Losing Your Mind. The book focuses on the Catholic student leaving for college but the guide is for anyone who is concerned about the growing "isms" on campus such as progressivism, multiculturalism, Feminism, Marxism, and much more.

The first section is entitled "Sentimentalism" and is written Elizabeth Scalia, aka The Anchoress. She has a quote at the beginning of the chapter that states, "Sentimentalism is an upbeat overemphasis on the inherent goodness of mankind that judges what is good or evil according to how well it accords with our feelings, or the feelings of people we want to impress."

Overall, it looks like a good book for someone just going to, or returning to college, who wants a guide on how to identify and cope with the liberal dogma that permeates most colleges these days.