25 Feb 2023 6:14 pm
Frank was the Director of Nuclear Engineering when I studied there. On this search I learned he died in 2020Xavier_Onassis » 25 Feb 2023, 7:07 pm » wrote: ↑ In forty years I never tried to have anyone expelled for "conservative thought" I never had any clue as to what the political beliefs of my students were. I did not ask, they did not tell me.
On one occasion, I was hired as a permanent sub for some HS classes to replace a teacher who had quit because of a nervous breakdown.
There were six periods per day. The last class of the day there was a student who popped in 20 minutes after the class had started with a balloon filled with hydrogen sulfide. I just pooped into the class shirtless and barefooted and popped his balloon and started running about the room. Later I learned that he was the reason for the previous teacher had a nervous breakdown.
So I went to the principal and told him that I wanted this kid (he was a HS sophomore) removed from the class, and if I saw him again, I would walk out the door and never return.
Which is what the principal eventually did.
If you think that college teachers actually do what you claim, you are simply nuts.
Frank J. Munno, a University of Maryland professor accused of sexually abusing his daughter for nearly two decades, once told his elder son during a "philosophical discussion" that he considered incest to be morally acceptable, according to trial testimony yesterday.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/archive/ ... 6871a052e/