“The atmosphere [in the school lunchroom] is not quite that of a prison, because the students are permitted to talk quietly, under the frowning scrutiny of teachers standing around on duty, during their meal-they are not supposed to talk while standing in line, though this rule is only sporadically enforced.”
Quote by Edgar Friedenberg
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Edgar Friedenberg
Edgar Friedenberg was an American writer known for his profound insights into modern urban life. His works spanned novels, plays, and essays, and were celebrated for their unique style and delicate portrayal of human nature. more
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