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The Soul Of The American University: From Protestant Establishment To Established Nonbelief,New Robert J. Fox Walled Monasteries Where Narrators LookOnly A Century Ago, Almost All State Universities Held Compulsory Chapel Services, And Some Required Sunday Church Attendance As Well. In Fact, Statesponsored Chapel Services Were Commonplace Until The World War Ii Era, And As Late As The 1950S, It Was Not Unusual For Leading Schools To Refer To Themselves As 'Christian' Institutions. Today, The Once Pervasive Influence Of Religion In The Intellectual And Cultural Life Of America'S Preeminent Colleges