Soxblog looks at the strange case of Jacques Pluss, a former adjunct professor at Farleigh Dickinson University who sounds like he's been in the audience for "Springtime for Hitler" long after its opening night:

The students’ story had numerous classic vignettes: There was Professor Pluss whining in regard to his dismissal that he had been “stolen away in the night.” There was a student who observed, “Now that I think about it, Dr. Pluss seemed to have a morbid fascination with Hitler and Nazism.” And then there was Professor Pluss again castigating the university for “following the typical Jewish, lawyerly, Hebrew line."

Lest you think the modern Nazi only dislikes Jews, Professor Pluss also had some rather negative observations regarding Farleigh Dickinson’s mostly African American basketball team, alleging that the players were “n***** to the core” and prone to listening to “ghastly rap music.” As perhaps the crowning touch to a story that seemed too surreal to be true, Farleigh Dickinson did not dismiss Professor Pluss because he was a hate-spewing Nazi. Rather, they found his six absences during the past academic semester to be his sole hanging offense.

By the way, this is an unintended classic, found at the top of a quick Google search under Pluss's name. The National Socialist Movement (no, I hadn't heard of them either, at least not since '45) has issued a press release on Pluss's purging:

The NSM officially condemns Fairleigh-Dickinson University for engaging in acts of left-wing McCarthyism.

This past Monday, Professor Jacques Pluss, was removed from his teaching position at this university apparently for no other reason than being a member of [the National Socialist Movement].

(Via Charles Johnson.)