Rob, I do believe that you and the "Heterodox Academy" are stretching the term "Marxist" to suit your own purposes. To be "leftist," as "well over 90 per cent of professors self-identify," is not at all the same thing as being "Marxist" in the original sense of the word, which is how Lippr appears to be using it.  You yourself admit that only 20 per cent of academics think of themselves as "Marxist." And Werpor, you engage in term-twisting also: Keynes and Feminism are not Marxist unless you do some extremely fancy footwork with the original thoughts of Karl Marx.  So I stand by my original comment, which is that "the professors are not a united body that embraces one outlook." To describe them *all* as "Marxist" and to claim that "Universities do indeed speak with one voice," is a gross misrepresentation both of Canadian university faculties and the term "Marxist." Unless you are a McCarthy-era American, "socialism" is a far cry indeed from Marxism.