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b'\\u201cLanguage\\u201d Characteristics in Certain Higher Primates\\u2014(Professors of Education); by Charles Bishop; From Son of Lingua Pranca, November, 1979 \\u2014 Scientists have long recognized that the average professor of education is remarkably close to man himself in brain capacity and physiology, and we have all marvelled at how human they sometimes appear. Yet these creatures\\u2014far more intelligent than the chimpanzees with whom they are often compared\\u2014seem unable to use language, and until recently it was assumed that they were incapable of learning any form of true human language. (Read by Les Strabismus.)'