The Long Ride Home: Dr. Ralph Carter
It’s 10 a.m. on a Monday, and 30 students sit dolefully in a classroom. It's too early to be lucid and too late to make any excuses about it. Never mind cloudy skies and impending midterms, because when their professor bounds in the door as the alma mater tolls on the chapel bells, the academic day turns upside down.
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