Fisk University
1. the only predominately black university in the state of tennessee that is worthy of the name.
2. the home of the world famous fisk jubilee singers.
3. a school where as a freshman you can do work-study as a tenured professor at the pre-penitentiary called tennessee state
4. the older sibling to every university in nashville, tennessee
5. the jewel of the black ivy-league
1.
tennessee state university student: d-mn professor, you must have graduated from an amazing university to be such a brilliant lecturer.
fisk university student: well actually, i haven’t graduated from college yet, i am a freshman at fisk university, i volunteered to help teach the hopelessly illiterate, and they sent me here.
tennessee state university student: that explains alot. (gets on floor and grovels.) i am not worthy.
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