Virtual Morality

Virtual Morality
First published 1999 · 325 pages · about 5 hours to read
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"The scene is mighty Western University and its warring faculty, presided over by an ambitious president dreaming of tall new buildings and by a hapless dean. When a female professor in the Women's Studies course insults a male student and is insulted in turn (with a "trans-gender epithet"), the student is expelled by the hastily organized undergraduate oversight board.
Seeking justice for the ousted student is Parker Thompson, the young, morally-challenged star of the city's top law firm, who struggles to advance his legal career - and save whatever is left of his soul."--BOOK JACKET.
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