And to those professors who actually try and teach on the first day ...

I have a ton of homework already.

I have a ton of homework to assign!

Best part of the syllabus was checking the attendance policies (or lack thereof).

The history of jazz/pop class out of CCM with Prof Simon Whatshisname that you could show up for just the midterm and the final and get an A was a home run.

I love seeing the facebook status' of my friends who are still in school...

Luckily instead of waking up for class, buying overpriced textbooks and figuring out how to get into groups with attractive looking females in my CoB classes, I now get to go through the logistics associated with being a recent graduate, such as moving to a new city to start a new job.

Happy syllabus day...

I always loved the first day of classes. You get to figure out which chick(s) in each class that you are going to target.

As I sit here in my cubicle, a wave of depression crashes into me....those days are over.

(09-23-2009 03:02 PM)rath v2.0 Wrote:  Best part of the syllabus was checking the attendance policies (or lack thereof).

The history of jazz/pop class out of CCM with Prof Simon Whatshisname that you could show up for just the midterm and the final and get an A was a home run.

I think it was Simon Anderson. I took the class and sat upstairs in the lecture hall in old TUC, when I bothered to show up.

How many times today was the phrase "never assume anything in the class because you'll make an ass-out-of-you-and-me" used? I heard that on the first day of every class I had my freshman year.

(09-23-2009 03:02 PM)rath v2.0 Wrote:  Best part of the syllabus was checking the attendance policies (or lack thereof).

The history of jazz/pop class out of CCM with Prof Simon Whatshisname that you could show up for just the midterm and the final and get an A was a home run.

How about Urban Lobbying with Danny Ransahoff! The ten most copied pieces of paper in the history of the free world. We had file drawers in the fraternity for each quarter of this automatic 'A'. But you did have to show up for class. Those that made quick friends with the TA did not have to stay long.

(09-23-2009 03:08 PM)CDS86 Wrote:  I love seeing the facebook status' of my friends who are still in school...

Luckily instead of waking up for class, buying overpriced textbooks and figuring out how to get into groups with attractive looking females in my CoB classes, I now get to go through the logistics associated with being a recent graduate, such as moving to a new city to start a new job.

Happy syllabus day...

Your signature line made me feel old. UC College of Business '87.

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Your signature line made me feel old. UC College of Business '87.
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Just go get another degree, and you can be class of '11, that'll make you feel much younger.

If your paying, I'll be going. Well, I may have to check with my wife first. She probably wouldn't let me move back into the fraternity house. But then again......

(09-23-2009 01:31 PM)subflea Wrote:  I have a ton of homework already.

I do to!

Every professor brought up the freaking swine flu, which was wild.