This topic always starts a debate about the value of philosophy as a field of study. The real issue is that with contemporary pick and choose university curricu

This topic always starts a debate about the value of philosophy as a field of study. The real issue is that with contemporary pick and choose university curricula, few people take philosophy courses. At a school like UNLV, where the top majors are Hotel Management and Athletic Training, how many people are actually studying philosophy? Why keep the department around if nobody is taking the classes?