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Perspectives was boring. Mine was about communication in the workplace, which was the only one I could find open (the popular ones fill inhumanly fast.) Old, really nice professor, easy A.
World Cultures sucked. I had this professor whose voice sounded EXACTLY like Patrick Stewart's. He dedicated a whole lecture to his trip to Morocco(?) and spent a half-hour talking about the significance of the dimensions of the archways. The tests were Nintendo Hard as well. Not tough questions with substance like "what events led to the fall of such-and-such civilization?" but crap like "what was the unemployment rate in Zambia in 1978?" He showed a bunch of godawful foreign movies and tested on them too. At the end he let us come up with the final movie, which was to be a movie we thought was most representative of American culture. It ended up being "Do The Right Thing" by Spike Lee.
Institutions was meh, I had this guy who quoted Monty Python on the syllabus and said the word "phenomenon" about 15 times a lecture. I was sorely tempted to chime in with "doo doo doodoo doo."
Revisions was cool, I had this hippie/nerd grad student. I had a C going into the last week of the class and walked out with an A after re-doing half my projects.
Perspectives was boring. Mine was about communication in the workplace, which was the only one I could find open (the popular ones fill inhumanly fast.) Old, really nice professor, easy A.
World Cultures sucked. I had this professor whose voice sounded EXACTLY like Patrick Stewart's. He dedicated a whole lecture to his trip to Morocco(?) and spent a half-hour talking about the significance of the dimensions of the archways. The tests were Nintendo Hard as well. Not tough questions with substance like "what events led to the fall of such-and-such civilization?" but crap like "what was the unemployment rate in Zambia in 1978?" He showed a bunch of godawful foreign movies and tested on them too. At the end he let us come up with the final movie, which was to be a movie we thought was most representative of American culture. It ended up being "Do The Right Thing" by Spike Lee.
Institutions was meh, I had this guy who quoted Monty Python on the syllabus and said the word "phenomenon" about 15 times a lecture. I was sorely tempted to chime in with "doo doo doodoo doo."
Revisions was cool, I had this hippie/nerd grad student. I had a C going into the last week of the class and walked out with an A after re-doing half my projects.
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