It is perhaps no surprise that the same is true of Ogden Calhoun, when his wife Gloria tries to correct the presidents aberrant behavior (or at least to mitigate the damages caused by his decisions) which is illustrated in the following monologue:

For nine years I’ve watched you fool people and lie to yourself, using Sutton University as an example to show everyone that the same tough man who was fired for speaking his mind about Black psychology is still as tough and as hard to overpower as ever.  All I’ve red about is the history of collective thought you’ve been in favor of here at Sutton.  That’s another lie!  Everything that you have here that wasn’t your idea has been used and publicized as though you had conceived it.  Threatening students.  ‘My way or the Highway Calhoun” …  I feel sorry for you Ogden.  And me too... Because I never said anything though I saw it all happening a long time ago.  But I thought you knew you were acting. I never suspected that you believed that liberal faced that you exposed and the talk about being on the students side.  I thought you knew that you were on your side.  I’m leaving,” Mrs. Calhoun said turning for the door.  “Good-bye.”