Eugene Coyle writes that in the early 70s when he was fired from a teaching
position, the newly appointed Poet Laureate, Robert Haas, an avowed
"Marxist" at the time, "kept his head down" and "was not evident in the
battle over my (and others) dismissals."
While not quite up to the high
Since Gene Coyle accuses Bob Hass of being a politcal coward or opportunist,
he now has the responsibility to give the basis for such a charge. Maybe
there a good juicy story here or just a slimeball out to settle old or imaged
scores.
Sam Bottone
