Japanese by Spring Ross G. Menzies ever more estranged from society

ever more estranged from society and from his own faith

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- Education | Educational Policy & Reform | Charter Schools

Publisher: Temple of the Silver Star

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Japanese by Spring Ross G. Menzies ever more estranged from societyBenjamin Chappie Puttbutt, a black juior professor at the overwhelmingly white Jack London College, lusts after tenure and its glorious perks (including a house in the Oakland Hills). He spends most of his time trying to divine the ideological climate of the school and obligingly adapting his beliefs to it. When Puttbutt's mysterious Japanese tutor, who promises to teach him Japanese by spring, suddenly becomes the school's new president and appoints