On Chodorov

son to support the rampant collectivismnof 1950. Instead, Chodorov suggested,nindependent lecturers should be broughtnto the campus from outside. They wouldnnot indoctrinate, he thought; insteadnthey would truly "educate for liberty."nSince, Chodorov had concluded, libertariansnand socialists were born withninclinations toward their respectivencreeds, "the libertarian teaches not ton'make' libertarians, but . . .