When everything is politics on campus | Harvard Gazette
INTERVIEW47 days ago|Discuss (0)|Politics
Article written by Jacob Sweet
Colby College sociologist Neil Gross discusses the increasing levels of polarization on college campuses, highlighting the concepts of ideological and affective polarization. He suggests several measures to combat this trend, including promoting political diversity and training in constructive dialogue skills.
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The interview is well-structured and presents Neil Gross's views clearly, effectively exploring the topic of polarization on campuses. It could benefit from tighter editing to make it more concise in some areas.
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