Is it true really
He has already returned to the payroll. Apparently the Dean and Chair have assigned him a 4-4 course load for next academic year to get rid of him. Personally, I would quit before if I had to teach four courses of ECON1 every semester, but he might need the money.
He has already returned to the payroll. Apparently the Dean and Chair have assigned him a 4-4 course load for next academic year to get rid of him. Personally, I would quit before if I had to teach four courses of ECON1 every semester, but he might need the money.
100% false. He told the court he planned to rent a place in Pittsburgh and live there. 4-5 hours away from Philadelphia. He's not coming back to UPenn
“COME IN, COME IN,” said Rafael Robb, dressed for warm weather in tan shorts and a blue short-sleeved shirt.
More than 10 years after his cancer diagnosis, he looked vital and fit.
His apartment, though, was another matter. The small kitchen, just off the living room, looked in need of a good scrub-down. Unwashed dishes were stacked on the counter. The dining table, too, stood covered in papers, leaving just a small space cleared for him to eat. He had to move boxes and magazines from the couch to create a place for me to sit; when he wanted a soda, he pulled it from a big cardboard box on the living room floor.
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At his apartment, he said he had no plans to restart his academic career, seeming content to live out his life in quiet retirement, if locked in a legal battle with the Gregorys. Most of Robb’s wealth is tied up in pension and investment funds that are usually shielded from civil judgment, so court battles loom.