Phaedrus, Walking To His Apartment, Might Have Followed This Street.

…[The deadly contest, with score card provided, between Phaedrus and the Chairman is told in two pages. Phaedrus wins, but as the class departs, he realizes he has no future in Chicago:]
…“[Nothing friendly has been said or even hinted at and much hostility has been shown.]
.. Phædrus the wolf. It fits. Walking back to his apartment with light steps he sees it fits more and more. He wouldn’t be happy if they were overjoyed with the thesis. Hostility is really his element. It really is. Phædrus the wolf, yes, down from the mountains to prey upon the poor innocent citizens of this intellectual community. It fits all right. ” (University of Chicago Cont Next)
Photo at front of U of C’s Henry Hinds Laboratory, S. Ellis Ave, University of Chicago, Chicago, IL.
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