I must say, I'm proud: one of my former professors made the list!I took a course with him titled 'Global Politics of HIV/AIDS.' It's funny, because he wasn't controversial at all. It was a geography course that looked at the issue sociologically (in terms of gender, race, class, etc. and how these things facilitated the spread of the HIV/AIDS infection -- this definitely isn't a super controversial topic, lauded writers and doctors such as Paul Farmer write on similar topics).Maybe this is crazy, but I'm pretty proud. It means he succeeded in taking people out of their comfort zones, making people think in a new way -- which is what the university is about. He didn't tout communism or anti-war stuff, in general -- the class was specifically conducted to create a dialogue with the students, he wasn't inserting his opinions much if at all! He was a great professor. I'm proud he made this list, because this David Horowitz has a screw loose.