Catch the Professor...if You Can!

This is the story of attempted character assassination by the departmental leadership of an otherwise great university. These associates, or so-called intellectuals, were capable of lying, spying, and all sorts of devious attempts to harm me. I retired from the University of Maryland to escape the persecution by my department hear and several of my associates. My pension does not reflect or compensate for my efforts, while I was a professor. Before I left, a meeting was held with the Dean of Humanities and other dignitaries. They asked me several times if I was going to sue the university for the way I was treated. I found it amusing that they were so worried. It only substantiated their guilt.

This is the story of attempted character assassination by the departmental leadership of an otherwise great university. These associates, or so-called intellectuals, were capable of lying, spying, and all sorts of devious attempts to harm me. I retired from the University of Maryland to escape the persecution by my department hear and several of my associates. My pension does not reflect or compensate for my efforts, while I was a professor. Before I left, a meeting was held with the Dean of Humanities and other dignitaries. They asked me several times if I was going to sue the university for the way I was treated. I found it amusing that they were so worried. It only substantiated their guilt.

Dr. Thomas Berry is a retired Professor of Russian Language and Literature. He lectures for Johns Hopkins University, the Smithsonian Institution, the Russian Cultural Center of the Russian Embassy in Washington, D.C. and on numerous international cruise lines. He received the "Gramata" from the Russian government for enhancement of relations with that country and the USA. He has published eleven academic books and eight novels. He has traveled extensively all over the globe.