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Big deal. I proved that my 11th grade social studies teacher wasn't reading my essays either by inserting USFL and NBA scores in the essays.

BTW, laziness is hardly unique to one side of the political fence. This teacher was an NRA life member.

T.R.O.T.S.

I had an engineering math class once on partial differential equations, which was part of a required three-quarter sequence, where the professor on the first day told us that we should expect to spend about 30 hours a week, including class and homework/study time. Like we didn't all have another three classes with similar commitments.

I still feel guilty to this day that I probably only spent 15 hours a week on that class and then, near the end of the quarter, got in a major car accident where I spent three weeks in the hospital. The prof was nice enough to give me a couple of extra days to study for the final and actually brought it to me in my hospital room.

Still got a B.

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Mikey wrote:I had an engineering math class once on partial differential equations, which was part of a required three-quarter sequence, where the professor on the first day told us that we should expect to spend about 30 hours a week, including class and homework/study time. Like we didn't all have another three classes with similar commitments.

I still feel guilty to this day that I probably only spent 15 hours a week on that class and then, near the end of the quarter, got in a major car accident where I spent three weeks in the hospital. The prof was nice enough to give me a couple of extra days to study for the final and actually brought it to me in my hospital room.

Still got a B.

Was he an NRA life member?

Forgot to ask.

But he didn't look like one, IIRC.