So, the truth of the facts exonerated our Professor, but since one side of it accused someone else, his hope of getting the petition he needed was almost desperate, without at least some opportune silence.
He realised this too, since he was not stupid, but the truth was at the forefront of his value system, and since he still intended to keep the part that did not concern him confined among the mem-bers of that meeting, and to speak about it for the purpose of confrontation only within the group, he did not consider it negotiable.
Therefore, rather than bending to adapt the truth to convenience, he had also wanted to proclaim it in all its harshness on the thematic grids of programming.
After such a crude debut, however, he could hardly expect from his colleagues the willingness to the
