The Demoralization of College Life. Report of an Investigation at Harvard and a Reply to my Critics

In this provocative book, Crane investigates the causes and effects of the demoralization of college life, using Harvard University as a case study. He argues that the emphasis on wealth, status, and athletics has eroded traditional academic values and created a culture of conformity and mediocrity. With incisive analysis and witty prose, The Demoralization of College Life is a must-read for anyone interested in higher education in America.

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