>>9. Why would a man like this teach at a place like Worchester Prep?
>
>It's a good school, prestigious, pays well. The Literature Department
>is quite highly regarded. There's no reason not to. Until this year,
>it had neither a robot student nor a campus AI. Professor Harris
>isn't very happy about either of those developments, but he's not the
>purge-them-from-the-world type, just the keep-them-away-from-me type.
>
>And this isn't directed specifically at you, Trig, but for
>approximately the ten billionth time, there is no "h" in "Worcester".
>

Rather, I think the critical question would be "How the heck did this person get hired in the first place?" not why does he work there.

And the answer would be that for the most part, (and especially until after tenured) he kept his religious beliefs to himself, and played the game, just like any other teacher. Look at any college or private school. the "Charecters" are the ones who have job security... new hires who's prospects are in doubt tend to stay close to the 'party line' as defined by the dean of thier department.

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