Quotes from around the world. Or maybe just from my professors.
I just thought I'd give you guys a glimpse into my classes, and my professors. And, the real, deep down dark secret reason I'm doing this is because I haven't updated in ten days, and simply thought I would post something, simply for the sake of posting something.
And now, in order of appearance:
ENG 112, Professor Peck (quoting, I believe): "Men perish because they cannot join the beginning with the end."
STT 211, Zaino: "Trust in God- all others must bring the data."
BCS 151, Grodner, who says things out of the blue:
"I'd like to get inside the head of my roomate."
"Your friend may be possessed."
"So if you see someone wearing really dark sunglasses inside, they might be a drug dealer, but one out of every thousand will be a rod monochromat."
PSY 267, Ilani: "How many of you had McAdam's class? My tests are not at all like that."
REL 148, Beaumont's got a few, just because he's so hippy:
(going through role call for a mostly Arabic class), "Stacie Woods? That's good, that's very good."
(speaking on fables) "Yeah, it's got one of those morals at the end of it, which I find extremely tiresome."
(talking about finding the main point in the story) "Focus! Focus is very important...it will take you a long way in life."
And now, in order of appearance:
ENG 112, Professor Peck (quoting, I believe): "Men perish because they cannot join the beginning with the end."
STT 211, Zaino: "Trust in God- all others must bring the data."
BCS 151, Grodner, who says things out of the blue:
"I'd like to get inside the head of my roomate."
"Your friend may be possessed."
"So if you see someone wearing really dark sunglasses inside, they might be a drug dealer, but one out of every thousand will be a rod monochromat."
PSY 267, Ilani: "How many of you had McAdam's class? My tests are not at all like that."
REL 148, Beaumont's got a few, just because he's so hippy:
(going through role call for a mostly Arabic class), "Stacie Woods? That's good, that's very good."
(speaking on fables) "Yeah, it's got one of those morals at the end of it, which I find extremely tiresome."
(talking about finding the main point in the story) "Focus! Focus is very important...it will take you a long way in life."