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Thanks for the link.

From May 1997: "Islam is already an American phenomenon. Once thought of as the way of the Arabs and a faith alien to the Judeo-Christian heritage of this country, it has moved into a position of sufficient size and strength to be counted as a prominent and rapidly growing religious movement in America. The growing number of converts along with high birth rates and a continuous inflow of immigrants have fueled this phenomenal presence of Islam in North America making it the second largest religious community in the United States."

They know what they're doing. Too many Americans don't know what the score is.

Georgia Tech was ranked among the top 5 engineering schools in the US by the US News & World Report, dated March 1997. Some of the world’s finest faculty in Engineering and Science teach at Georgia Tech and manage research programs whose annual budget of 122.7 million $ is second only to MIT in the US. The MSA of Georgia Tech is seeking to establish a network of Muslim High School students and to meet regularly with them. We would like to show them the career opportunities in Engineering & Science available to them at Georgia Tech or elsewhere as well as involve them in our Da’wa, Halak’ah and outdoor activities.

~sNip

The MSA is hoping to organize on Saturday, May 31st 1997, 5pm – 7pm a panel discussion at the Student Center Theater of Georgia Tech by 3 American Muslims who will, insha’Allah, describe to the student community their spiritual journey to Islam. ‘The Road to Mecca’ is an attempt by the MSA to have American Muslims articulate in simple language to the American student community at Georgia Tech why they chose to leave their Christian past for Islam.

The reason why Georgia Tech refused this ad.

Like many campuses, it is already well into Dhimmi status.