The New Fraternity a Novel of University Life
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"I saw you. " "Then I guess I was there. These meetings are such a bore. I never hear anything that's said at them. I am usually thinking about my research — my octic curves. It's the same way in the classroom. I never know whether I am there or not, and I never know whether my students are there or not either. " "Don't you take the attendance to find out?" asked Milton.
"Once a year — the morning of the big football game. Then I write across the card: entire class absent. It saves time and wor...k. " "I noticed Professor De Soto did not ask you if there were any students to be excluded in your division. " "I never exclude students from the exam ; I always pass them, " said Leech, as he threw the butt of his cigarette into the cuspidor and lighted another one.
"They must be very brilliant, " suggested Milton.
"They are hopelessly stupid, " replied Leech.
"And you pass them nevertheless?" inquired Milton.
"Yes — unless they come around here and ask me how much they have to make to get through.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I saw you. " "Then I guess I was there. These meetings are such a bore. I never hear anything that's said at them. I am usually thinking about my research — my octic curves. It's the same way in the classroom. I never know whether I am there or not, and I never know whether my students are there or not either. " "Don't you take the attendance to find out?" asked Milton.
"Once a year — the morning of the big football game. Then I write across the card: entire class absent. It saves time and wor...k. " "I noticed Professor De Soto did not ask you if there were any students to be excluded in your division. " "I never exclude students from the exam ; I always pass them, " said Leech, as he threw the butt of his cigarette into the cuspidor and lighted another one.
"They must be very brilliant, " suggested Milton.
"They are hopelessly stupid, " replied Leech.
"And you pass them nevertheless?" inquired Milton.
"Yes — unless they come around here and ask me how much they have to make to get through.
What to read after The New Fraternity a Novel of University Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Frederick Gundelfinger to read onlineMoreLess
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