Tagged: "Great Books"
April 29, 2009
St. Mary's College of California–Solid Liberal Arts in the San Francisco Bay Area
Yesterday I was glad to be able to visit St. Mary’s College in the Bay Area of Northern California. As regular readers know, I spend a lot of time visiting colleges, and every time I think I’ve seen it all, I’m reminded of the huge variety of colleges in this country. St. Mary’s has several [...]
April 28, 2009
University of San Francisco–an urban, Jesuit college in the Bay Area
I seem to have been visiting quite a few Jesuit colleges lately. I tend to like them for a lot of reasons. I need to write a post on Jesuit colleges generally. But first, I offer this bit about the University of San Francisco, which I was fortunate to be able to visit yesterday as [...]
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