College-Bound for Misadventure

By Robert M. Kern

Based on two seperate incidents at two colleges, follow Robby Michaels as he pursues his degree using his incredible luck. Amazingly, Robby was the only person in the whole U.S.A. to come out a winner because of the tragic events at Kent State of May, 1970! Robby hatches a nefarious plan to punish other students that soon gets out-of-hand. Because of this action, he soon faces a pair of those other students, who are bent on revenge through violence. By the fortuitous intervention of his landlady, he escapes serious harm. In the next college he transfers into, Robby's grades begin to slide due to his romance with the college drug culture. Needing a good grade in his Art History class, he resorts to plagiarism. While enabling him to graduate, this act puts another student in jeopardy. Robby survives his adventures, and goes on to become a fine, upstanding citizen in the field of education.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Martin Ettlinger
• Release date: Mar 18, 2021
• ISBN: 9781087953977

Robert M. Kern

Robert M. Kern is a retired teacher living in Westchester County, New York. He holds a B.A. in English and an M.S. in Special Education. Retirement has allowed Robert to travel, pursue genealogy, music, reading and writing. Mr. Kern has written and published several articles in a genealogical journal and a short story in an online magazine.