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Happy New Year

I hope everyone is looking forward to a good upcoming year.

Comments? Add or View (2) submitted: January 1, 2006

[About the Israeli language, a.k.a. "Modern Hebrew":] "Whatever we choose to call it, we should acknowledge, and celebrate, its complexity."
Dr Ghil`ad Zuckermann, Israeli Linguistics
University of Cambridge, Cambridge, UK

Comments? Add or View (0) submitted: January 4, 2006
Rating: 10

While explaining binary space partitioning trees, he exclaims, "Only God and computer scientists can create trees!"
Roger Opp, Theory of Computer Graphics
South Dakota School of Mines and Technology, Rapid City, SD

Comments? Add or View (0) submitted: January 6, 2006
Rating: unrated

[about rates of change in calculus] Have you ever been hit in the head by a falling ladder? Well, I have.
Prof Costin, H161
Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio

Comments? Add or View (0) submitted: January 6, 2006
Rating: unrated

I hope it's a monkey!
Steve Berglund, Acting
Central Michigan University, MT. Pleasant, MI

Comments? Add or View (2) submitted: January 7, 2006

During a really bad student written/directed play when the mother opens the door to meet her daughter's date... whom everyone could tell was going to be a girl.
Rating: 8

I have to say at the beginning of the semester I was worried. You guys weren't that good. But now you're a little bit better.
Steve Berglund, Acting
Central Michigan University, Mt. Pleasant, MI

Comments? Add or View (0) submitted: January 7, 2006

The most painfully honest professor I know.
Rating: unrated

"If the Devil lobs a tennis ball at me, I don't have to lob a tennis ball back. I can lob an intercontinental ballistic missile. So long as I win!"
Dr. John Roe, Introduction to Real Analysis
Penn State University, University Park, PA

Comments? Add or View (0) submitted: January 8, 2006

Dr. Roe filled in for the equally insane Dr. Brown one day.
Rating: unrated

"Infinity is a funny place to live."
Dr. Steven Arnold, STAT 418 - Probability
Penn State University, University Park, PA

Comments? Add or View (0) submitted: January 8, 2006

I wish I could remember what prompted this quote, seeing as it was a probability class where inifinity didn't really come into play.
Rating: unrated

"You might think Laplace is weird, but I think Galton's got him topped there."
Dr. Steven Arnold, STAT 418 - Probability
Penn State University, University Park, PA

Comments? Add or View (0) submitted: January 8, 2006

In response to a strange statistics quote by Laplace found in our text. He later showed us the equally odd quote by Galton.
Rating: unrated

"Your instinct is going to be wrong, unless you have the same instinct as me: that anything involving the variance is going to be bad."
Dr. Steven Arnold, STAT 418 - Probability
Penn State University, University Park, PA

Comments? Add or View (0) submitted: January 8, 2006

On the variance of a uniform random variable being (T^2)/12
Rating: 1e+23

"You don't need to know a lot of stuff to be successful anymore...THERE'S GOOGLE!"
Professor David Hyman, Fundamentals of Economics
North Carolina State University, Raleigh, North Carolina

Comments? Add or View (0) submitted: January 10, 2006

Hyman on how to be successful in life these days.
Rating: 10

If he himself were from Narnia *pause* well, it would be a very different story
Julie, Narrative Writing
Algonquin College, Ottawa,

Comments? Add or View (0) submitted: January 10, 2006

She meant to say "Sarnia," a city in Ontario we were discussing
Rating: unrated

Well if it wasn't easy, it would be hard.
Garland Owensby, Campus Ministry
S.A.G.U., waxahachie, tx

Comments? Add or View (1) submitted: January 10, 2006

as apposed to...
Rating: unrated

CSI has nothing on me!
Keith Shomper, Object Oriented C++ Design
Cedarville, Cedarville, OH

Comments? Add or View (0) submitted: January 10, 2006

- on his ability to detect academic dishonesty
Rating: unrated

Ohh, we have another chalkboard!
Dr David Gerhard, CS 490bx
University of Regina, Regina, SK

Comments? Add or View (0) submitted: January 11, 2006

We had been in the class for a while by this point.
Rating: unrated

I have been inside a room with a bag of sugar and survived!
Tony Arber, Electricity and Magnetism
University of Warwick, Coventry,

Comments? Add or View (0) submitted: January 11, 2006

Some of us weren't so lucky.
Rating: 8

"You'll find our TA Emily to be flexible, but firm"
Dr. Maxson, C130
UCI, ,

Comments? Add or View (0) submitted: January 12, 2006

First day of class, and the prof was introducing the class TA. I'm positive all the boys noticed how firm she was before that comment was even made.
Rating: unrated

These guys are 1n half there life. Like your sperm and eggs...sperm and eggs sounds like a breakfast doesn't it? "I'll have the sperm and eggs please." You'll hate me next time you are at Denny's and that thought enters your head.
Chris Petrie, General Biology
Brevard Community College, Titusville, FL

Comments? Add or View (0) submitted: January 13, 2006

This guy is crazy. He does this just to see who is paying attention.
Rating: 10

...I mean, what's the point in talking if you can't verbally abuse someone?
Steve Berglund, Directing
Central Michigan University, Mt. Pleasant, Michigan

Comments? Add or View (0) submitted: January 13, 2006

We were going over the syllabus and got to the "classroom civility" section. He stresses the fact that only students have to follow the code.
Rating: 10

I know I'm supposed to start section 3.5 today, but I don't really want to talk to you about that. What I really want to tell you, is how you can fit an elephant into a 225,000 dimensional cube...
Dr. Richard Gardner, Linear Algebra
Western Washington University, Bellingham, WA

Comments? Add or View (1) submitted: January 13, 2006

Dr. Gardner was our eccentric substitute for a week. Section # and n dimensions are approximated from memory.
Rating: unrated

Is there a love-o-meter? Can you measure love? No, but all of us experience it in our lives. Some of us this morning.
Dr. Greenbowe, Chemistry 103A
Universiy of Arizona, Tucson, AZ

Comments? Add or View (0) submitted: January 14, 2006

We were talking about the SI units of measuring things and how they didn't always work.
Rating: unrated

The air has a lot of sediments, its called the Earth.
Ben Harack, Physics 109
University of Regina, Regina, SK

Comments? Add or View (1) submitted: January 14, 2006
Rating: 7

"What makes the Jewish people so successful? If it was just about eating bagels, we would have copied it a long time ago...maybe it's because we eat our bagels steamed instead of boiled!"
Dr. Brad Lemler, International Finance and Economics
Taylor University, Fort Wayne, IN

Comments? Add or View (0) submitted: January 17, 2006

During a lecture looking at types of culture and their relationship to economic success
Rating: unrated

What can I say about the text book... The book is shite
Dr.Barry Gleeson, CS102
NUI Galway, Galway, Galway

Comments? Add or View (0) submitted: January 17, 2006

Great way to start the lecture
Rating: 9.33333

We'll be working right through the semester, even during RAG week. I know you have better things to be doing, like getting drunk and stoned and laid.
Dr.Barry Gleeson, CS102
NUI Galway, galway, Ireland

Comments? Add or View (0) submitted: January 17, 2006

So true Barry, so true
Rating: 10

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