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As noted above, Mencher taught art classes at the University of Chicago. His tax records indicate he was fired for, “being a self-righteous [[douche]].” Similarly, Texas A&M forced him to relinquish his post for, “being a self-important queerosexual.”
As noted above, Mencher taught art classes at the University of Chicago. His tax records indicate he was fired for, “being a self-righteous [[douche]].” Similarly, Texas A&M forced him to relinquish his post for, “being a self-important queerosexual.”
His students tend to despise him for forcing them to purchase a textbook he himself authored. It is extremely expensive at $83.99 and does not include any pictures. Who ever heard of an art book with no pictures? Also, he forces his students to attend showings at art galleries on weekends. This allows him to show off to his artsy friends who are nothing more than angry emo-kids who have issues stemming from their hatred of their stepfathers.
His students tend to despise him for forcing them to purchase a textbook he himself authored. It is extremely expensive at $83.99 and does not include any pictures. Who ever heard of an art book with no pictures? Also, he forces his students to attend showings at art galleries on weekends. This allows him to show off to his artsy friends who are nothing more than angry emo-kids who have issues stemming from their hatred of their stepfathers. Mencher who was born in The Bronx, NY, left NY and spent his teen years in Ohio, then was shipped back to The Bronx, NY at age 14, he had drug and alcohol problems, a drop-out of Music and Art in NYC. He has a hate relationship with his mother and father. He was a problem child his whole life. Mencher has a half-sister, and a older gay adopted brother. (no blood relationship at all)
Link to purchase Mencher's useless textbook [[http://www.amazon.com/Liaisons-Readings-Art-Literature-Philosophy/dp/0787290785/ref=sr_11_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1235628894&sr=11-1]]
Link to purchase Mencher's useless textbook [[http://www.amazon.com/Liaisons-Readings-Art-Literature-Philosophy/dp/0787290785/ref=sr_11_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1235628894&sr=11-1]]
