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The whole coming-out-of-the closet thing took place during my 20 years overseas. When I left, there was no gay community that anybody knew about it. When I got back and for some unknown reason settled into the Bay Area of San Francisco, suddenly I was thrust into one of the most open and accepting communities in the nation.

To be honest, it was quite an adjustment for me...still is.

In this list, there are student bodies, faculties and perhaps communities that still have not made the adjustment and have no intentions of doing so.

The student bodies at these schools think an alternative lifestyle is NOT an alternative.

Princeton Review's top ten:

10. Samford University

 9. University of Tennessee - Knoxville

 8. Grove City College

 7. Texas A & M

 6. Baylor University

 5. College of the Holy Cross

 4. Wheaton College (IL)
 
 3. Brigham Young University

 2. Hampden-Sydney College

 1. University of Notre Dame

Notre Dame students say that "Religion plays a large role in many people's lives. Notre Dame is big on the spiritual aspect of a student's life and so there is a big emphasis on religion and spirituality in general."

Can we conclude that religion and the gay life style do not mix?

What do you think?