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and multiply until apprehended
and countered.
What is this sickness? This
degenerency within the
Humanitarian womb, of In
ternational Universities? Ah, you
know it well reader, disgustingly
well are you acquainted with it.
The Humanitarian dissolution
within this University and vast
mulitudes of others has been the
generated by a surfeit of
professional pedants, too often
presumptiously referred to as
professors within their respective
fields. Due to their corrosive
ineptitude, these prating,
scholastic church men, drone like
flies upon dung heaps every
semester, and are compelled in
their employment more by the
financial and security benefits
aggrandized, than to any com
mitment (or should I say concern)
for the collective welfare of their
students.
These goats and rodents either
consume the initiative of individual
students or fumigate it, but rarely
do they attempt to activate
academic enthusiasm. To my
limited, (though grateful
knowledge), the English and
Philosophy quarters of our
University have been the most
severely blighted by these worms.
These cloister fixtures (and I
might "dare" to utter their names>
no longer bring illumination to the
route, but have instead become a
veritable Charybdis. where each
enterprizing Odysseus is sure to
flounder.
Fortunately, for the conditional
intellectual sake of us all, there
still exist a limited assembly of
motivated and sacrificing in
structors who yet wield an im
plement of interest for their
inquisitive supporters. May they
persevere and long endure'
CHARLES ANDREAS ROBERTS
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