For Mike Manderlin, college was not a place of socializing, partying, or romancing. It was a form of protracted seclusion. Additionally, there was an inefficiency about college life that made him hate it. Making the 30-minute drive from his mother’s house, searching for a parking space, using the public bathrooms. Also he was not interested in many of the literature course requirements such as Medieval Lit and Shakespeare. And then there were advanced grammar classes from professors who had their own idiosyncratic theories so contradictory that these professors sometimes broke out into fistfights in the faculty break room.
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