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So you see how the average could be higher? You're predicting the patterns then, good, I can start mumbling now.
Professor Willie Melton, Social Psychology
Michigan Technological University, Houghton,

Comments? Add or View (0) submitted: February 1, 2004
Rating: unrated

When we hear this, (plays I, V, I) we think "She played a cadence; we can go home now."
Dr. Gwen Rollin, Theory 1
Youngstown State University, Youngstown, Ohio

Comments? Add or View (0) submitted: February 1, 2004
Rating: unrated

Chocolate cake with fruit filling is the worst! It’s an abomination! Why not have baby filling?
Alex John London, Philosophy Pro-Seminar
Carnegie Mellon, Pittsburgh, PA

Comments? Add or View (1) submitted: February 2, 2004
Rating: unrated

Shannon: Well, I talked to this woman back home that got licensed on-line.
Dakota: On-line?? How do you do that? Online... Massage that mouse!
Dakota Walker, Professional Development III
Arizona School of Massage Therapy, Tempe, AZ

Comments? Add or View (1) submitted: February 2, 2004

Paraphrased, but more or less what was said. How DO you get licensed as a Massage Therapist on-line?
Rating: unrated

Two, Three, Five, Eight, who do we appreciate... Fibonacci!
Arthur Benjamin, Discrete Math
Harvey Mudd College, Claremont, CA

Comments? Add or View (0) submitted: February 3, 2004

The class joined in on the Fibbonacci, after half a second of the prof pausing to see whether they would :-).
Rating: 9

It does exactly what a suspension's supposed to do... it just sounds like crap.
Dr. Noel Painter, Counterpoint, MC 371
Stetson University, DeLand, FL

Comments? Add or View (0) submitted: February 4, 2004

Criticizing an error in 16th century counterpoint writing.
Rating: unrated

It's sad when a pair of eighth notes becomes a joke in a class... we've sunk a long way.
Dr. Noel Painter, Counterpoint, MC371
Stetson University, DeLand, FL

Comments? Add or View (7) submitted: February 4, 2004

On a cliche 16th century cadence that gets knowing chuckles every time he plays it.
Rating: unrated

(Discussing the logic of accepting beliefs with or without sufficient evidence.)
Professor: To suicide bombers it makes sense that they're going to go to heaven and get like, nine wives...
Student: Seventy -two.
Professor: Seventy-two? *walks towards the door* See you guys later.
Eric Lindland, Informal Logic
Indiana University-Purdue University Columbus, Columbus, Indiana

Comments? Add or View (0) submitted: February 5, 2004

Not an exact quote, but this is the gist of what happened.
Rating: unrated

"I can't prove this but I played squash with somebody who can"
Joe Halpern, Discrete Structures
Cornell University, Ithaca, NY

Comments? Add or View (0) submitted: February 5, 2004

Discussing Fermat’s Last Theorem
Rating: 8

"Let's remember that Britain is the home of the sensational papers that claim Hugh Grant was found having sex with turkeys..."
Dr. P. Voisey, Hist 467
University of Alberta, Edmonton, Alberta

Comments? Add or View (0) submitted: February 5, 2004

a close approximation
Rating: unrated

"And that [that being the way in which protiens fold into 3 dimensional structures] is the greatest miracle you'll ever witness...until you hold your first child."
Jan Serie, Cell Biology
Macalester College, St Paul, MN

Comments? Add or View (0) submitted: February 5, 2004
Rating: 8

My Master's thesis was on orphan detection and elimination.
Thu Nguyen, Operating Systems
Rutgers University, New Brunswick, New Jersey

Comments? Add or View (0) submitted: February 5, 2004

Said during a lecture on processes
Rating: 9

y girls didn't get any candy... the investigations are going.
Arthur Benjamin, Discrete Math
Harvey Mudd College, Claremont, CA

Comments? Add or View (0) submitted: February 5, 2004

A combinatorics problem involving a group of boys and a group of girls being handed out n candies. He seems to be on a roll with the amusing quotes this week.
Rating: unrated

I enjoyed watching mild mannered british secretaries come down for tea and shooting people
Thad Starner, Intro to Intelligent Systems
Georgia Tech, Atlanta, Georgia

Comments? Add or View (0) submitted: February 5, 2004

talking about his augmented reality project that included putting the user in DooM
Rating: unrated

I'm not above dropping hints... Or hitting people in the head with sledgehammers
Thad Starner, Intro to Intelligent Systems
Georgia Tech, Atlanta, Georgia

Comments? Add or View (0) submitted: February 5, 2004

I think he was talking about undergrad research under himself
Rating: unrated

As old Hillel would say: All the Torah on one foot: Voltage dependent Sodium chanels.
Prof. Yossi Yarom, Neurobiology Lab.
Hebrew University, Jerusalem, Israel

Comments? Add or View (0) submitted: February 5, 2004

The first part is really a quote from the Talmud.
Rating: 10

One thing they never tell you is you lose 30 I.Q. points when you stand in front of a whiteboard.
Thad Starner, Intro to Intelligent Systems
Georgia Tech, Atlanta, Georgia

Comments? Add or View (1) submitted: February 5, 2004

Thad had just mixed up a few logical operaters on the board
Rating: 9

I think we cam summarize this whole part in 3 words: Pain is a bad thing.
Prof. Yehuda (Udi) Shavit, Psycholoneuroimmunology and stress states
Hebrew University, Jerusalem, Israel

Comments? Add or View (0) submitted: February 5, 2004

About a pretty massive part in his power point display. Well, he probably doesn't know to count, but we don't expect much from psychologists...
Rating: 2

"...a talking Freudian psychoanalysis tricorder."
Dr. Brady, Advanced Logic 453
Stetson University, DeLand, FL

Comments? Add or View (0) submitted: February 6, 2004
Rating: 10

"But, we'll go into excessive detail on that later."
Dr. Peppers-Bates, Philosophy of Religion
Stetson University, DeLand, FL

Comments? Add or View (0) submitted: February 6, 2004
Rating: unrated

"This argument is like Bacardi 151: it goes down smoothly, but it's going to hit you later."
Dr. Bates, Issues in Religious Thought
Stetson University, DeLand, FL

Comments? Add or View (0) submitted: February 6, 2004
Rating: unrated

The exit code is useful when you want to know if your child grew up and had a good life or it got run over by a truck or something.
Thu Nguyen, Operating Systems
Rutgers University, New Brunswick, New Jersey

Comments? Add or View (0) submitted: February 7, 2004

Lecturing on the fork() and wait() system calls
Rating: 10

And the conclusion from that is: When you get to New York - Go party!
Prof. Yossi Yarom, General topics in neurobiology
Hebrew University, Jerusalem, Israel

Comments? Add or View (0) submitted: February 7, 2004

About synchronizing the circadian rhythm.
Rating: unrated

Hey, you all, look! I'm SO gifted!
Prof. Eilon Vaadia, Human Physiology
Hebrew University, Jerusalem, Israel

Comments? Add or View (0) submitted: February 7, 2004

While holding a chair in the air, demonstrating muscle activity...
Rating: unrated

This little gerbil, sitting inside the head of the big gerbil, knows these cells since the day he was born...
Dr. Eli Nelken, General topics in neurobiology
Hebrew University, Jerusalem, Israel

Comments? Add or View (0) submitted: February 8, 2004

A gerbil is a little nice rodent. This was said while explaining how it is processing auditory information.
Rating: unrated

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