excerpts from prof quotes
The tech guys are over there, as we speak, administering mouth-to-mouth to the university server.
~Anne Middleton, English 150, University of Calfornia, Berkeley
Its ok, you can move to the front. I won't bite, the faculty won't let me.
~Nick Clulee, Intro to World History, Frostburg State University
Being the great mathematician that I am, you know what I did... I looked in the back of the book.
~Dr. Laramore, Circuits 2, Cedarville University
I could lie and say I need 30 [textbooks] but the people at the bookstore know I'm lying and so will adjust the number so they don't have extra. So I have to adjust my lie so they will not adjust the order the same.
~Dr. Voisey, HIST 376: Canada 1900-45, University of Alberta
We're going to talk about almost nothing in this chapter that the author thinks is interesting.
~Dr. S. Cummins, Business ethics and law, University of Arizona
So, in the beginning, sophists used people's religious convictions to swindle them out of money. It was the first form of televangelism really.
~Dr. Peter Lawler, Ancient Political Philosophy, Berry College
They used to sleep ten hours a night in the old days. There was no electricity back then, so what the Hell did they have to do?
~Dr. Michael Denner, Intro to Russian, Stetson University
Making an A in this course is like falling off a log -- while intoxicated.
~Dr. Hall, Intro to Logic, Stetson University
Ok, I have figured out what is wrong with the lab. After all my years of doing this I have learned that the success of science in the lab is indirectly proportional to the amount of rock and roll being played. That is why your experiments are failing...we need a radio."
~Chris Petrie, General Chemistry I Lab, Brevard Community College
Op Amps solve all the world's problems
~Dr. SanGregory, Electronics, Cedarville University
The tech guys are over there, as we speak, administering mouth-to-mouth to the university server.
~Anne Middleton, English 150, University of Calfornia, Berkeley
Its ok, you can move to the front. I won't bite, the faculty won't let me.
~Nick Clulee, Intro to World History, Frostburg State University
Being the great mathematician that I am, you know what I did... I looked in the back of the book.
~Dr. Laramore, Circuits 2, Cedarville University
I could lie and say I need 30 [textbooks] but the people at the bookstore know I'm lying and so will adjust the number so they don't have extra. So I have to adjust my lie so they will not adjust the order the same.
~Dr. Voisey, HIST 376: Canada 1900-45, University of Alberta
We're going to talk about almost nothing in this chapter that the author thinks is interesting.
~Dr. S. Cummins, Business ethics and law, University of Arizona
So, in the beginning, sophists used people's religious convictions to swindle them out of money. It was the first form of televangelism really.
~Dr. Peter Lawler, Ancient Political Philosophy, Berry College
They used to sleep ten hours a night in the old days. There was no electricity back then, so what the Hell did they have to do?
~Dr. Michael Denner, Intro to Russian, Stetson University
Making an A in this course is like falling off a log -- while intoxicated.
~Dr. Hall, Intro to Logic, Stetson University
Ok, I have figured out what is wrong with the lab. After all my years of doing this I have learned that the success of science in the lab is indirectly proportional to the amount of rock and roll being played. That is why your experiments are failing...we need a radio."
~Chris Petrie, General Chemistry I Lab, Brevard Community College
Op Amps solve all the world's problems
~Dr. SanGregory, Electronics, Cedarville University
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