Of This Time, Of That place The story Of This Time, Of That Place, has many different conflicts. The main conflict is between Joseph Howe and a student named Tertan. Joseph Howe was going to his firs day of class. As he entered the classroom all of the students looked at him appraisingly. This gave Dr. Howe a sense of power. Dr. Howe quickly issued an assignment. As the class is working on the assignment, …showed first 75 words of 959 total…

…showed last 75 words of 959 total…semester to go and to do a decent job. At the day of Commencemnt, Blackburn told Dr. Howe that he had passed his course after all. Dr. Howe told him that he passed him out of his course without reading any of the papers because he wanted to get rid of him. Dr. Howe in his first shot at teaching did everything he thought was right and did a great thing by standing behind Tertan.