Though Florida Bright Futures keeps me from declaring bankruptcy, I pay (out of my already hole-filled pocket) for summer classes. This is understandable. And acceptable. What is not acceptable is that, as I wake up at 8 in the morning with very little desire to learn about nonverbal animal communication, a kid in the class feels the need to denounce everything the professor has just said.
Quoting a biased and horrible textbook as his source for contradicting a professor at the best university in this state, a grad student feels the need to interrupt everyone and force them to stay minutes extra just to show off and make it clear that he as an MIT grad student knows much more than any student (or professor) from a state university.
I console myself with the fact that, the last day of class, he will probably be cornered in an alley and beaten up for being such an inconsiderate douchebag.
And, were I this said professor, I'd have fun playing Eraser with his exam scantron.
Quoting a biased and horrible textbook as his source for contradicting a professor at the best university in this state, a grad student feels the need to interrupt everyone and force them to stay minutes extra just to show off and make it clear that he as an MIT grad student knows much more than any student (or professor) from a state university.
I console myself with the fact that, the last day of class, he will probably be cornered in an alley and beaten up for being such an inconsiderate douchebag.
And, were I this said professor, I'd have fun playing Eraser with his exam scantron.
Current Mood:
apathetic
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