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General Discussion => Essentially Flyertalk => Topic started by: 'taterblast on May 11, 2011, 12:53:01 PM
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Brian Kovar.
No bullshit, no mercy.
Also post your least favorite, if need be.
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chingon
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Dr. Najjar
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Dr. Steven Krysko!
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Oops...
Dr. Michael Krysko! :blush:
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Fav: Chad Jackson
Least Fav: Sabine Turnley
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Previous favorite: Johnny Wichita (retired)
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Fav: Chad Jackson
close second. dude is cool.
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Waiting for chunkles thoughts...
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Dr. Steven Michael Krysko!
Had him for US Foreign Affairs last semester. Dude bumped my 89.3 up.
:gocho:
Charles Sanders
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Wesch!
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Fav: Chad Jackson
close second. dude is cool.
Get in good with him and he'll help you find a job a good job after college. Lots of connections.
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brian Kovar/Lloyd Letcher
Kathy Brockway
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Is natural disasters still taught by the same guy?
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John Maginnis
Sweetest mullet ever.
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Most fav: Matthew Palmatier.
Least fav.: any chinese person that teaches mandatory stats classes.
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Where is the Dave Auckly love?
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Fav: Chad Jackson
Least Fav: Sabine Turnley
I have Sabine Turnley this semester. Doesn't seem too bad to me? :dunno: Brian Kovar on the other hand...
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Kerry Coppin
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Least Fav: Sabine Turnley
lol, someone can't pass tests.
also David Lehmans class was probably the easiest of all time.
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Phil Nel was pretty awesome. He's the expert on Harry Potter, and he probably got this way because he looks like him. :surprised:
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Female: Yasmin Patel (would record channel 8 and touch myself to it)
Male: Chris akelroy (dear god.)
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Least Fav: Sabine Turnley
lol, someone can't pass tests.
also David Lehmans class was probably the easiest of all time.
This. Was a big fan of Kevin Blake. Least favorite is definitely Satish Chandra.
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My honors business professor fall of 1993. Stan Elsey? (sp?)
After going through a semester in the honors business program and pulling a 1.143 my first semester in college he brought me into his office and said... "Where did you go to high school??"
I was like... "I know, right? GEEZ? Ok Thx bi."
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Least Fav: Sabine Turnley
lol, someone can't pass tests.
also David Lehmans class was probably the easiest of all time.
This. I know several people who have complained about Sabine but I didn't mind her class because I'm not a dumbass when it comes to taking tests. Pretty sure I got a 100% in her class after extra credit. Also, Lehman's class could very well be the easiest class at K-State.
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Tom Grimes
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Thomas Murray
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phil anderson was pretty cool, so was lehman
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Tom Roberts taught the worst class I've ever taken, but he's not really a professor, so I don't know if that counts.
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Tom Roberts taught the worst class I've ever taken, but he's not really a professor, so I don't know if that counts.
That professional development crap? (for engineers)
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Tom Roberts taught the worst class I've ever taken, but he's not really a professor, so I don't know if that counts.
That professional development crap? (for engineers)
PPD (DEN325). Worst class on earth.
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Tom Roberts taught the worst class I've ever taken, but he's not really a professor, so I don't know if that counts.
That professional development crap? (for engineers)
PPD (DEN325). Worst class on earth.
Yea that class was pointless for someone born with common sense. Great for the nerds who thought khaki pants, white socks, and brown shoes were acceptable to wear in a job interview.
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Tom Roberts taught the worst class I've ever taken, but he's not really a professor, so I don't know if that counts.
That professional development crap? (for engineers)
That's the one.
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Tom Roberts taught the worst class I've ever taken, but he's not really a professor, so I don't know if that counts.
That professional development crap? (for engineers)
That's the one.
He also makes many future engineers not want to apply for B&V.
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Tom Roberts taught the worst class I've ever taken, but he's not really a professor, so I don't know if that counts.
That professional development crap? (for engineers)
PPD (DEN325). Worst class on earth.
Yea that class was pointless for someone born with common sense. Great for the nerds who thought khaki pants, white socks, and brown shoes were acceptable to wear in a job interview.
True, but I think those people are beyond saving.
TR had a strict "no hats" policy for the class I was in. One day, he went up to a bunch of people before class who had hats on and yelled "You're fired!" at them and told them to get out of his face. Some of them were just wearing stocking caps because it was really cold outside. It was awesome.
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Tom Roberts taught the worst class I've ever taken, but he's not really a professor, so I don't know if that counts.
That professional development crap? (for engineers)
That's the one.
He also makes many future engineers not want to apply for B&V.
Yeah, he bled Black and Veatch.
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who was that dyslexic older dude that taught eece241 - stanton maybe? hilarious to watch routinely flub numbers.
through a weird set of events which strongly indicated a drinking problem, i "slept" through a friday morning exam and then was late to my retake.
current tobias would at least threaten to murder 19 y/o tobias for being a Fake Sugar Dick (WARNING, NOT THE REAL SUGAR DICK!).
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Am I the only one who can't remember one prof's name? :dunno: (ftp://:dunno:)I mean not one stood out to me. Wasn't their fault because of this :drink: (ftp://:drink:)but still..
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current tobias would at least threaten to murder 19 y/o tobias for being a Fake Sugar Dick (WARNING, NOT THE REAL SUGAR DICK!).
Just get the real killer of Carmen Ross to take care of it for you. ("Totally! I was just writing an episode of CSI, totally!")
Am I the only one who can't remember one prof's name?
Unless you're over 100, yes.
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tom roberts is just too damned nice in person to hate for an extended period of time.
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Any body here have Forest Miller for Calc 3? Had to talk to him in his office once, smelled like booze and was as weird as you'd think.
also, who writes on a chalk board and follows it with an eraser while writing?
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Female: Yasmin Patel (would record channel 8 and touch myself to it)
Male: Chris akelroy (dear god.)
I'm about 99% sure they are boning.
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Any body here have Forest Miller for Calc 3? Had to talk to him in his office once, smelled like booze and was as weird as you'd think.
also, who writes on a chalk board and follows it with an eraser while writing?
Loved this guy. His tests were the exact same as years past except a few different numbers. Easy A.
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Dr. Weisman or Dr. Stephen Smethers.
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Orlen Grunewald is one of my favs, but not favorite (still thinking)
Most people hate his ass, but he tells it like it is and every class you can expect a good joke about why women suck
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Female: Yasmin Patel (would record channel 8 and touch myself to it)
Male: Chris akelroy (dear god.)
I'm about 99% sure they are boning.
I'm 100% sure.
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Favorite: Sarah Hancock
One I respect the most: Donald Saucier
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Robert Linder
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Female: Yasmin Patel (would record channel 8 and touch myself to it)
Male: Chris akelroy (dear god.)
I'm about 99% sure they are boning.
I'm 100% sure.
Yep, I wasn't sure if I was remembering correctly. I was at a house party about a year ago, getting drunk and wasted and stuff, and the next thing I know, god damn Patel and Akelroy walk in. rough ridin' sweet. They separate for some reason, but Akelroy comes over to a group of us, points at Dr. Patel and says (all britishy), "See the girl over there? I'm banging her."
Patel was my chem professor at the time. Akelroy subbed for her at times. Bricks were shat. Also gave me a weird boner.
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Robert Linder
"I'd like to have lunch with each and every one of you over the course of the semester."
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Lymann baker
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Waiting for chunkles thoughts...
I learned the most from these dudes:
Charney <== The Rick Steves of architectural history.
Knox (for studio) <== hated by many, :love: by me
McNamara <==really challenged me (him=practical, me=head in the clouds). He introduced me to Scarpa :swoon:
also had a prof in CVUT who taught me the clone stamp tool in photoshop. I am very grateful for that.
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Never had Knox for studio. Heard some horror stories though. Liked him well enough in computing.
My favorites-
Hoag- Most thought he was crazy. Thought his seminar was great. Studio was pretty good.
Howe- Awesome professor.
Torgier- Badass. Pure badass.
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Female: Yasmin Patel (would record channel 8 and touch myself to it)
Male: Chris akelroy (dear god.)
I'm about 99% sure they are boning.
I'm 100% sure.
Yep, I wasn't sure if I was remembering correctly. I was at a house party about a year ago, getting drunk and wasted and stuff, and the next thing I know, god damn Patel and Akelroy walk in. rough ridin' sweet. They separate for some reason, but Akelroy comes over to a group of us, points at Dr. Patel and says (all britishy), "See the girl over there? I'm banging her."
Patel was my chem professor at the time. Akelroy subbed for her at times. Bricks were shat. Also gave me a weird boner.
Two things:
His name is Aakeroy (second a has an umlaut) and he's actually Swedish. He and Patel live together.
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akelroy + patel = hottest couple ever.
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akelroy + patel = hottest couple ever.
love akelroy. he's so english!
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akelroy + patel = hottest couple ever.
love akelroy. he's so english!
Agreed. What an amazingly British man that Brit is.
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Charles Sanders
History with the blood in it!!!
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Lymann baker
Baker was a trip.
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Robert Linder
"I'd like to have lunch with each and every one of you over the course of the semester."
Pretty sure nobody in my History of Baseball class ever went to lunch with him.
Any body here have Forest Miller for Calc 3? Had to talk to him in his office once, smelled like booze and was as weird as you'd think.
also, who writes on a chalk board and follows it with an eraser while writing?
Loved this guy. His tests were the exact same as years past except a few different numbers. Easy A.
I think he stopped teaching in the last couple years, but I always see him in the Union coffee shop. It was intimidating as hell taking notes in that class since it was my first semester until I realized that the class was super easy.
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Sanders is great. Krysko is also really good, seems like a nice enough guy too.
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Safe to assume there are no Hotel and Restaurant Management Major's on here?
I'm pretty sure all of the Professors I have had are insane.
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Safe to assume there are no Hotel and Restaurant Management Major's on here?
I'm pretty sure all of the Professors I have had are insane.
ChiCat?!?!
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Mick Charney is a straight up G.
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Tom Roberts taught the worst class I've ever taken, but he's not really a professor, so I don't know if that counts.
That professional development crap? (for engineers)
PPD (DEN325). Worst class on earth.
Yea that class was pointless for someone born with common sense. Great for the nerds who thought khaki pants, white socks, and brown shoes were acceptable to wear in a job interview.
I have never worn a suit to an interview and gotten a number of offers. Its an interview not a fashion show. That is what I tell any candidate I interview at my current job, nobody cares if you own a suit.
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Charles Sanders
History with the blood in it!!!
dr. charles "all that is man" sanders had me pretend to amputate a leg in his class once...it was wonderful.
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Tom Roberts taught the worst class I've ever taken, but he's not really a professor, so I don't know if that counts.
That professional development crap? (for engineers)
PPD (DEN325). Worst class on earth.
Yea that class was pointless for someone born with common sense. Great for the nerds who thought khaki pants, white socks, and brown shoes were acceptable to wear in a job interview.
I have never worn a suit to an interview and gotten a number of offers. Its an interview not a fashion show. That is what I tell any candidate I interview at my current job, nobody cares if you own a suit.
They may not care, but for many larger companies this is not true. Interview for a position at a large company wearing khaki's and a polo, and lets see if they pick you over the guy with the exact same credentials who wore a suit and tie.
Also, congrats that your company looks past all that. It's not the common. If this were a perfect world, people could walk into an interview showing all their tats and piercings without the interviewer using it as judging criteria.
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Tom Roberts taught the worst class I've ever taken, but he's not really a professor, so I don't know if that counts.
That professional development crap? (for engineers)
PPD (DEN325). Worst class on earth.
Yea that class was pointless for someone born with common sense. Great for the nerds who thought khaki pants, white socks, and brown shoes were acceptable to wear in a job interview.
I have never worn a suit to an interview and gotten a number of offers. Its an interview not a fashion show. That is what I tell any candidate I interview at my current job, nobody cares if you own a suit.
They may not care, but for many larger companies this is not true. Interview for a position at a large company wearing khaki's and a polo, and lets see if they pick you over the guy with the exact same credentials who wore a suit and tie.
Also, congrats that your company looks past all that. It's not the common. If this were a perfect world, people could walk into an interview showing all their tats and piercings without the interviewer using it as judging criteria.
You will never get a job that you aren't qualified for by looking great, but could easily lose the opportunity for one you are qualified for by being under dressed. Every man should own a suit irregardless of the need for one in an interview.
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Tom Roberts taught the worst class I've ever taken, but he's not really a professor, so I don't know if that counts.
That professional development crap? (for engineers)
PPD (DEN325). Worst class on earth.
Yea that class was pointless for someone born with common sense. Great for the nerds who thought khaki pants, white socks, and brown shoes were acceptable to wear in a job interview.
I have never worn a suit to an interview and gotten a number of offers. Its an interview not a fashion show. That is what I tell any candidate I interview at my current job, nobody cares if you own a suit.
They may not care, but for many larger companies this is not true. Interview for a position at a large company wearing khaki's and a polo, and lets see if they pick you over the guy with the exact same credentials who wore a suit and tie.
Also, congrats that your company looks past all that. It's not the common. If this were a perfect world, people could walk into an interview showing all their tats and piercings without the interviewer using it as judging criteria.
You will never get a job that you aren't qualified for by looking great, but could easily lose the opportunity for one you are qualified for by being under dressed. Every man should own a suit irregardless of the need for one in an interview.
I love wearing suits. Every day at my office is like casual Friday, so I think it would be awesome if we had formal Fridays instead.
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Tom Roberts taught the worst class I've ever taken, but he's not really a professor, so I don't know if that counts.
That professional development crap? (for engineers)
PPD (DEN325). Worst class on earth.
Yea that class was pointless for someone born with common sense. Great for the nerds who thought khaki pants, white socks, and brown shoes were acceptable to wear in a job interview.
I have never worn a suit to an interview and gotten a number of offers. Its an interview not a fashion show. That is what I tell any candidate I interview at my current job, nobody cares if you own a suit.
They may not care, but for many larger companies this is not true. Interview for a position at a large company wearing khaki's and a polo, and lets see if they pick you over the guy with the exact same credentials who wore a suit and tie.
Also, congrats that your company looks past all that. It's not the common. If this were a perfect world, people could walk into an interview showing all their tats and piercings without the interviewer using it as judging criteria.
You will never get a job that you aren't qualified for by looking great, but could easily lose the opportunity for one you are qualified for by being under dressed. Every man should own a suit irregardless of the need for one in an interview.
I love wearing suits. Every day at my office is like casual Friday, so I think it would be awesome if we had formal Fridays instead.
I feel the same way. Love suiting up. I also look damn good in a suit.
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Yeah, people who look good in suits usually love wearing them. I can see why people who don't look good in suits don't like to wear them.
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Charles Sanders
History with the blood in it!!!
dr. charles "all that is man" sanders had me pretend to amputate a leg in his class once...it was wonderful.
Must have been HIST 251.
Also must have been sitting in the front row. :nerd:
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Least Fav: Sabine Turnley
lol, someone can't pass tests.
also David Lehmans class was probably the easiest of all time.
This. I know several people who have complained about Sabine but I didn't mind her class because I'm not a dumbass when it comes to taking tests. Pretty sure I got a 100% in her class after extra credit. Also, Lehman's class could very well be the easiest class at K-State.
agreed on everything here. (except i won't get above a 100% in Sabine's class, but definitely an A, it's her mangt 595 class btw. i heard she teaches 420 too?)
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Safe to assume there are no Hotel and Restaurant Management Major's on here?
I'm pretty sure all of the Professors I have had are insane.
Not a hotel and restaurant management major, but took a class taught by Dr. B. You haven't lived until you've taken a college class about alcohol, taught by a wino...
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Tom Roberts taught the worst class I've ever taken, but he's not really a professor, so I don't know if that counts.
That professional development crap? (for engineers)
PPD (DEN325). Worst class on earth.
Yea that class was pointless for someone born with common sense. Great for the nerds who thought khaki pants, white socks, and brown shoes were acceptable to wear in a job interview.
I have never worn a suit to an interview and gotten a number of offers. Its an interview not a fashion show. That is what I tell any candidate I interview at my current job, nobody cares if you own a suit.
geek squad doesn't count. and before you bring up radio shack, it doesn't either.
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Safe to assume there are no Hotel and Restaurant Management Major's on here?
I'm pretty sure all of the Professors I have had are insane.
Not a hotel and restaurant management major, but took a class taught by Dr. B. You haven't lived until you've taken a college class about alcohol, taught by a wino...
I took a class called drugs and behaviors phsyc200 level and the professor came to class drunk a couple of times. The first day of class he asked who in the room liked the tast of alchohol? 3/4 of the class raised their hand and he told them they were full of crap.
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Tom Roberts taught the worst class I've ever taken, but he's not really a professor, so I don't know if that counts.
That professional development crap? (for engineers)
PPD (DEN325). Worst class on earth.
Yea that class was pointless for someone born with common sense. Great for the nerds who thought khaki pants, white socks, and brown shoes were acceptable to wear in a job interview.
I have never worn a suit to an interview and gotten a number of offers. Its an interview not a fashion show. That is what I tell any candidate I interview at my current job, nobody cares if you own a suit.
They may not care, but for many larger companies this is not true. Interview for a position at a large company wearing khaki's and a polo, and lets see if they pick you over the guy with the exact same credentials who wore a suit and tie.
Also, congrats that your company looks past all that. It's not the common. If this were a perfect world, people could walk into an interview showing all their tats and piercings without the interviewer using it as judging criteria.
You will never get a job that you aren't qualified for by looking great, but could easily lose the opportunity for one you are qualified for by being under dressed. Every man should own a suit irregardless of the need for one in an interview.
I love wearing suits. Every day at my office is like casual Friday, so I think it would be awesome if we had formal Fridays instead.
I feel the same way. Love suiting up. I also look damn good in a suit.
(https://goemaw.com/forum/proxy.php?request=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.barneystinson.org%2Fwp-content%2Fuploads%2F2011%2F03%2Fmot-suit-up.jpg&hash=efb64f319a29842a3224af16ff824596bf21466d)
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Lymann baker
Baker was a trip.
Uncanny ability to talk in a gigantic circle and then come back to the point that he started the class with.
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Tom Roberts taught the worst class I've ever taken, but he's not really a professor, so I don't know if that counts.
That professional development crap? (for engineers)
PPD (DEN325). Worst class on earth.
Yea that class was pointless for someone born with common sense. Great for the nerds who thought khaki pants, white socks, and brown shoes were acceptable to wear in a job interview.
I have never worn a suit to an interview and gotten a number of offers. Its an interview not a fashion show. That is what I tell any candidate I interview at my current job, nobody cares if you own a suit.
They may not care, but for many larger companies this is not true. Interview for a position at a large company wearing khaki's and a polo, and lets see if they pick you over the guy with the exact same credentials who wore a suit and tie.
Also, congrats that your company looks past all that. It's not the common. If this were a perfect world, people could walk into an interview showing all their tats and piercings without the interviewer using it as judging criteria.
You will never get a job that you aren't qualified for by looking great, but could easily lose the opportunity for one you are qualified for by being under dressed. Every man should own a suit irregardless of the need for one in an interview.
I love wearing suits. Every day at my office is like casual Friday, so I think it would be awesome if we had formal Fridays instead.
I feel the same way. Love suiting up. I also look damn good in a suit.
(https://goemaw.com/forum/proxy.php?request=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.barneystinson.org%2Fwp-content%2Fuploads%2F2011%2F03%2Fmot-suit-up.jpg&hash=efb64f319a29842a3224af16ff824596bf21466d)
Who the eff doesn't love suiting up?
Oh, yeah, poor people don't.
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Lymann baker
Baker was a trip.
Uncanny ability to talk in a gigantic circle and then come back to the point that he started the class with.
Yes. Like in every single class.
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Charles Sanders
History with the blood in it!!!
dr. charles "all that is man" sanders had me pretend to amputate a leg in his class once...it was wonderful.
Don Mrozek was my favorite history professor (in case you were about to ask). When did Dr. Charles start at K-State?
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Safe to assume there are no Hotel and Restaurant Management Major's on here?
I'm pretty sure all of the Professors I have had are insane.
Not a hotel and restaurant management major, but took a class taught by Dr. B. You haven't lived until you've taken a college class about alcohol, taught by a wino...
I took a class called drugs and behaviors phsyc200 level and the professor came to class drunk a couple of times. The first day of class he asked who in the room liked the tast of alchohol? 3/4 of the class raised their hand and he told them they were full of crap.
Dr. Uhlarik or Dr. Griffitt perhaps?
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Scott Gadekin (sp?) was a Beta who taught my weight training class. Pretty much let me do what I wanted including awesome high dives over at the Natatorium.
There was a TA who taught my public speaking class that I hooked up with, she was a g-phi and I felt compelled to go to some suitcase party with her in order to assure my grade. She was a good teacher also though.
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Scott Gadekin (sp?) was a Beta who taught my weight training class. Pretty much let me do what I wanted including awesome high dives over at the Natatorium.
There was a TA who taught my public speaking class that I hooked up with, she was a g-phi and I felt compelled to go to some suitcase party with her in order to assure my grade. She was a good teacher also though.
I used to bang my RA.
Which brings up the question. . .
Which is better, banging your RA, or your TA? You can get away with basically anything if you are banging your RA.
Did you have to do anything in that class to get an A?
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I never banged anybody in a position of power.
Both would be amazing to me, even now.
:cry:
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Safe to assume there are no Hotel and Restaurant Management Major's on here?
I'm pretty sure all of the Professors I have had are insane.
Not a hotel and restaurant management major, but took a class taught by Dr. B. You haven't lived until you've taken a college class about alcohol, taught by a wino...
I took a class called drugs and behaviors phsyc200 level and the professor came to class drunk a couple of times. The first day of class he asked who in the room liked the tast of alchohol? 3/4 of the class raised their hand and he told them they were full of crap.
Dr. Uhlarik or Dr. Griffitt perhaps?
Uhllarik sounds right
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Is Oldfather still around? I had him for Money & Banking. Awful class.
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Is Oldfather still around? I had him for Money & Banking. Awful class.
His kid was a decent dude.
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Is Oldfather still around? I had him for Money & Banking. Awful class.
His kid was a decent dude.
Oldfather was a good dude too, that class was hard as balls though. I think I just put the Supply and Demand curve on one of his tests and walked out.
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Safe to assume there are no Hotel and Restaurant Management Major's on here?
I'm pretty sure all of the Professors I have had are insane.
Not a hotel and restaurant management major, but took a class taught by Dr. B. You haven't lived until you've taken a college class about alcohol, taught by a wino...
I took a class called drugs and behaviors phsyc200 level and the professor came to class drunk a couple of times. The first day of class he asked who in the room liked the tast of alchohol? 3/4 of the class raised their hand and he told them they were full of crap.
Dr. Uhlarik or Dr. Griffitt perhaps?
Uhllarik sounds right
Didn't he have stalking issues a few years back?
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Safe to assume there are no Hotel and Restaurant Management Major's on here?
I'm pretty sure all of the Professors I have had are insane.
Not a hotel and restaurant management major, but took a class taught by Dr. B. You haven't lived until you've taken a college class about alcohol, taught by a wino...
I took a class called drugs and behaviors phsyc200 level and the professor came to class drunk a couple of times. The first day of class he asked who in the room liked the tast of alchohol? 3/4 of the class raised their hand and he told them they were full of crap.
Dr. Uhlarik or Dr. Griffitt perhaps?
Uhllarik sounds right
Didn't he have stalking issues a few years back?
Yes he did. I think he was stalking my neighbor.
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I never banged anybody in a position of power.
Both would be amazing to me, even now.
:cry:
It was a good feeling to be as loud as I want and have all sorts of alcohol in my dorm and when someone would be like, "Guys, quiet! We can't get in trouble!" I'd say, "It's not a problem, dude. I'm nailing the RA. :gocho: " They'd be all :surprised:
Every time I'd see her she'd tell me I need to slow down on the parties because she gets all kinds of complaints about noise in my room. I'd tell her I'd keep it down. But then, get this, I wouldn't.
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Todd Simon
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definitely Craig Parker. :gocho:
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Never had Knox for studio. Heard some horror stories though. Liked him well enough in computing.
My favorites-
Hoag- Most thought he was crazy. Thought his seminar was great. Studio was pretty good.
Howe- Awesome professor.
Torgier- Badass. Pure badass.
never had hoag for studio, would've loved though.
Howe wasn't there before I graduated.
I almost wrote the exact same thing about Torgeir Norheim. Honestly though, he didn't teach me as much about design as he did about how to look goddamn amazing while designing.
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You gotta love Smethers. True EMAW right there.
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Dr. Wayne Norvell. Any prof that holds chalk like he's smoking a cigarette and bags on ku and Stanford business schools at any opportunity is tops. He was EMAW to the core... RIP.
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You guys and your suit crap and just spouting bullshit that people have told you. When interviewing for software engineering positions many places including Google and Microsoft discourage wearing of suits.
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definitely Craig Parker. :gocho:
:shakesfist:
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You guys and your suit crap and just spouting bullshit that people have told you. When interviewing for software engineering positions many places including Google and Microsoft discourage wearing of suits.
lol :lol:
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You guys and your suit crap and just spouting bullshit that people have told you. When interviewing for software engineering positions many places including Google and Microsoft discourage wearing of suits.
lol :lol:
And here I always thought nerds liked wearing suits. I guess it's just khaki pants, white button down shirts, pocket protectors and suspenders. The jacket must just be too uncomfortable.
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You guys and your suit crap and just spouting bullshit that people have told you. When interviewing for software engineering positions many places including Google and Microsoft discourage wearing of suits.
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Seems like a lot of eng and arch dipshits on this board. Always wondered what college would be like if my grade depended on how well I could trace over someone elses drawings and then have to try and take a test on that material. Seems like a lot of self-inflicted pressure, the worry of getting caught cheating and expelled, and having to take a test on material you never bothered to learn.
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You guys and your suit crap and just spouting bullshit that people have told you. When interviewing for software engineering positions many places including Google and Microsoft discourage wearing of suits.
That's because software engineers are mutant slobs. No one wants to interview a guy wearing a suit he found in his dead grandpa's closet, that's been in a vacuum bag for 14 years. It smells much worse than just a regular software engineer.
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Tom Roberts taught the worst class I've ever taken, but he's not really a professor, so I don't know if that counts.
That professional development crap? (for engineers)
PPD (DEN325). Worst class on earth.
Yea that class was pointless for someone born with common sense. Great for the nerds who thought khaki pants, white socks, and brown shoes were acceptable to wear in a job interview.
I have never worn a suit to an interview and gotten a number of offers. Its an interview not a fashion show. That is what I tell any candidate I interview at my current job, nobody cares if you own a suit.
They may not care, but for many larger companies this is not true. Interview for a position at a large company wearing khaki's and a polo, and lets see if they pick you over the guy with the exact same credentials who wore a suit and tie.
Also, congrats that your company looks past all that. It's not the common. If this were a perfect world, people could walk into an interview showing all their tats and piercings without the interviewer using it as judging criteria.
You will never get a job that you aren't qualified for by looking great, but could easily lose the opportunity for one you are qualified for by being under dressed. Every man should own a suit irregardless of the need for one in an interview.
People who use the made up word "irregardless" should be unemployed.
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Never had Knox for studio. Heard some horror stories though. Liked him well enough in computing.
My favorites-
Hoag- Most thought he was crazy. Thought his seminar was great. Studio was pretty good.
Howe- Awesome professor.
Torgier- Badass. Pure badass.
never had hoag for studio, would've loved though.
Howe wasn't there before I graduated.
I almost wrote the exact same thing about Torgeir Norheim. Honestly though, he didn't teach me as much about design as he did about how to look goddamn amazing while designing.
I learned quite a bit from Torgeir. It was strange though. It's almost like he beat the design sense into me instead of just politely telling me.
I will say this. Everyone loves Bob and Wendy. Me? Not. A. Fan.
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You guys and your suit crap and just spouting bullcrap that people have told you. When interviewing for software engineering positions many places including Google and Microsoft discourage wearing of suits.
Bullshit. Graduated with someone who works for Google and he wears suits all the time....including his interview.
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I really like Dr. Ann Stahlheim-Smith. Doubt she's still teaching (or even living) though, she was pretty damn old ballsy.
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You guys and your suit crap and just spouting bullcrap that people have told you. When interviewing for software engineering positions many places including Google and Microsoft discourage wearing of suits.
Bullshit. Graduated with someone who works for Google and he wears suits all the time....including his interview.
He must have been way overqualified if he wore a suit to an interview and STILL got the job. Google must be hiring basically anyone nowadays.
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You guys and your suit crap and just spouting bullcrap that people have told you. When interviewing for software engineering positions many places including Google and Microsoft discourage wearing of suits.
Bullshit. Graduated with someone who works for Google and he wears suits all the time....including his interview.
I too know someone who works for Google in Boulder, never worn a suit. You guys are sure butt-hurt about having to wear suits when I don't have to and still get the job :users:
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You guys and your suit crap and just spouting bullcrap that people have told you. When interviewing for software engineering positions many places including Google and Microsoft discourage wearing of suits.
Bullshit. Graduated with someone who works for Google and he wears suits all the time....including his interview.
I too know someone who works for Google in Boulder, never worn a suit. You guys are sure butt-hurt about having to wear suits when I don't have to and still get the job :users:
What is it about wearing a suit that you don't like hemmy? I love wearing a suit.
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You guys and your suit crap and just spouting bullcrap that people have told you. When interviewing for software engineering positions many places including Google and Microsoft discourage wearing of suits.
Bullshit. Graduated with someone who works for Google and he wears suits all the time....including his interview.
I too know someone who works for Google in Boulder, never worn a suit. You guys are sure butt-hurt about having to wear suits when I don't have to and still get the job :users:
:dubious:
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hemmy, you know who else doesn't wear suits during interviews? guys that work at mcdonalds.
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I think clams mumped things up for all of us bad when he threw out the last guy we tried to interview for the goEMAW tech position before the interview even started just because the applicant was wearing khakis and a short-sleeve dress shirt (no tie).
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i work with hemmy at jiffy lube and i feel pretty stupid now because i went out and bought a suit for my interview.
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don't feel stupid for wearing the suit. you should feel embarassed for your fellow co-workers who somehow were able to get the job w/o wearing suits.
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I think clams mumped things up for all of us bad when he threw out the last guy we tried to interview for the goEMAW tech position before the interview even started just because the applicant was wearing khakis and a short-sleeve dress shirt (no tie).
Also, not having the no-suit-tech-guy on board is why the board was all mumped up 20 minutes ago.
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i don't know any of these people listed in this thread besides chingon
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Robert Linder
"I'd like to have lunch with each and every one of you over the course of the semester."
:gocho: love the old croc.
also, Dr. Michael Donnelly and Dr. Kimball Smith.