91.   He has an undergraduate degree in agriculture from Kansas State University and has taught graduate courses in public administration at Wichita State University.

92.   He returned to teaching at Barnard and also taught graduate courses on contemporary French poetry at Columbia.

93.   He now makes a living of sorts, teaching a course on drumming at Hunter College, performing on stage and playing for voodoo ceremonies.

94.   He has prosecuted dozens of identity-theft cases, and he teaches a course on fraud and forgery at nearby San Jose State University.

95.   He taught courses on modern methods of quality management and technology and operations management.

96.   He taught his course live in Manchester and by electronic mail and computer conferencing at Northwestern.

97.   He teaches a course on cult films and why people get addicted to certain stories and watch them over and over and over again.

98.   He thinks deals in journeying to Manhattan each spring to teach a course on Indian law at New York University.

99.   He has worked undercover targeting inner-city gangs and teaches a course about undercover work at the State Police Academy.

100.   He returned to California and assisted Walter Capps, a fellow Nebraskan who was teaching a course on the Vietnam War at the University of California at Santa Barbara.