Intersession.

[fatty fat fat]

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[michigancat]

That was my second favorite class.  Why are you in such a goddam hurry to leave college?

[fatty fat fat]

Is it easy?

Not in a hurry, doing a dual-degree w/chemistry. I graduate May 2009 

Everyone knows I'm scared of the real world and want to stay in college forever.

[michigancat]

Very easy, but very interesting.

[fatty fat fat]

What was your favorite class?

[AzCat]

...  and want to stay in college forever.

And the million monkeys hypothesis is proven true beyond a shadow of a doubt as fatty finally squeezes out an intelligent thought.

[michigancat]

What was your favorite class?

History of Civil War and Reconstruction taught by Charles Sumner.  Incredible professor.

It's also a 500-level UGE.

[chum1]

I can't believe that is a 300 level course.  I had no idea.  I may have only had one 100 level course that was easier.  It is an excellent class, though. 

[swish1]

Very easy, but very interesting.

very easy but very boring.  just make sure that seaman is teaching the intersession version.

[Joker]

Drugs and Behavior has to be the greatest class available.

First off, all you do is talk about the effects of drugs on your body.

Secondly, John Uhlarik teaches the class.

http://margaretsoltan.phenominet.com/2006/03/monday-morning-grab-bag-just-spark-of.html

A K-State psychology professor was arrested Thursday on charges of stalking a former member of the K-State track and field team and violating a protective order.

John Uhlarik, 63, was arrested at about 11 a.m. Thursday at his home, 2340 Park Drive. He was arrested on reports of continual intentional, malicious and repeated following or harassing of the victim, according to a release by the Riley County Police Department.
RCPD officers also served a search warrant at Uhlarik's home.

The protective order dates back to 2004 when Uhlarik was arrested for stalking the same victim at Ahearn Field House.

After the incident in 2004, Uhlarik was suspended with pay from teaching his classes at K-State for the remainder of spring 2004.

Stephen White, dean of the College of Arts and Sciences, said the university is aware of the situation.

"We are assessing the situation and monitoring it as well," he said.

White would not comment on whether Uhlarik would be suspended again.

Uhlarik's bond was set at $5,000.