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My Short and Happy Life as a Distinguished Professor

By Jessica Mitford · The Atlantic · October 1974
My Short and Happy Life as a Distinguished Professor
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"An old hand at raking muck, the author balked at permitting that hand to be fingerprinted as the price of a job teaching her craft at one of California's giant campuses. Therein lay the rub; read on."

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