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Updated: May 12, 2025
The president of "Christians" had been called up for cutting chapel. The shark of the class had flunked her ethics, and even failed to get through on the "re." Cathy Fair was an own cousin of Professor Hitchcock's, and called him "Tommy" to his face.
"I'd be glad to do that," said Brainard, "because I've heard a lot of that talk." "Well?" "Well of course when I say 'college man' I mean college graduate." "Why?" "If a kitten crawls into an oven, is it a biscuit?" There was an earnestness that robbed the question of any flippancy. Houghton laughed. "No!" "If a dub goes into college and gets flunked out in a month, is he a college man?"
By this time Adamski had already published his book Flying Saucers Have Landed and it looked as if Fry was going to cut him out. But Fry took a lie detector test on a widely viewed West Coast television show and flunked it flat.
Thinks I, 'If we make it through here, we've busted the strike, and I glances back at the 'Detroit' just in time to see her crew pullin' their captain into the deck house, limp and bleedin'. The barricade was all knocked to pieces and they'd flunked absolute. Don't blame 'em much either, as it was sure death to stand out in the open under the rain of stuff that come from the bridges.
"Well I never!" she gasped in astonishment, dropping her belongings in a heap on the floor and making a dive for the nearest chair. "You're the last people I ever expected to see. Where have you been, anyway? I supposed you'd all flunked in your exams, given up the job, and gone back to Glendale, Hilldale what's the name of that dale you hail from?" "Oakdale," supplemented Anne slyly.
The urchin caught the hat deftly on the back of his head, and pranced up to Ann with his hands in his pockets. "Gee-whiz! marm but I thought you'd flunked fur sure. I reckoned me an' Bones was barkin' up the wrong tree this time. It looked as if we'd come to a jumpin'-off place, an' you'd given us the slip. I'm Bob, myself, ye see, an' I've come all right!" "Are you Robert Sawyer?" she gasped.
"Yes; I'm sure I could, only they won't give me another chance. They'll send me home first." "Who's your instructor?" "Miss Prescott." Patty frowned, and then she laughed. "I thought if it were Miss Hawley I could go to her and explain the matter and ask her to give you a reëxamination. Miss Hawley's occasionally human. But Miss Prescott! No wonder you flunked. I'm afraid of her myself.
Then she took her seat and waited with white lips and trembling limbs, as one after another professor called the names on the board, while their owners arose and explained their propositions, or "flunked" if they had not found a correct solution.
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