Big Nate by Lincoln Peirce for October 21, 2011

I don’t get it. Mr. Rosa doesn’t seem to like Mrs. Godfrey. Is he afraid of her?

But nate could discuss it with the principle :)

Spelling tip—just remember—the principal is your PAL.

HEY-I still have my PRO membership! Yay!I think Mr. Rosa likes Nate and Artur more than the other students.

“There are none so blind as they who will not see”Unfortunately, like Mrs. Godfrey, or the rest of the human population, Nate never sees his failings or hypocritical beliefs. Bravo, Mr. Rosa! He has a very professional attitude, and won’’t discuss his colleague, or another student, with Nate.

Hemphill.

No let him speak Mr. Rosa please!

Gina may be good at schoolwork but I know what she’s not good at, and that’s wearing makeup! hee hee hee!

Teachers always remember the students they spend more time with. Some with joy, some with heartache and some with dread.

mr rosa and mrs lachance go still work at my school

@bignateIt’s Hemphill-Toms, right?

well i say its funny a hell

Commendable that Mr. Rosa is professional in not discussing another teacher’s relationship, or perceived unfairness with a student. For Nate, it’s a lesson in the real world – his future boss/manager/supervisor will have favourites, too. If he’s lucky, it will be because those favourites are smarter or harder-working, not just better socializers and kiss-ups, but bosses will have favourites, and they will get better pay and perks and consideration. Might as well start figuring that out.

That storyline was good. I remember Nate saying something like, “The guy’s so zany!” and then Rusty says, “Now I’m going to add a couple of ducks!” onto his painting. Lol.

If Mrs. Godfrey also plays “Least Favorites” Nate is probably her choice.

hey nate