Negotiating Identity: Catholic Higher Education Since 1960

Alice Gallin

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An account of Catholic higher education in America since 1960. Alice Gallin retells the story of Catholic educators' latter-day attempts to stand with one foot in the Church and the other in secular culture -showing that she believes that the boat has never drifted too far from the dock.

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