Us in these classes

Us in these classes

The add/drop period for Spring 2015 is upon us, and Bwog is here to help you in this trying time.  Here we provide for you a list of classes to avoid at all costs coupled with our very own CULPA-style reviews.  As always, feel free to leave additional suggestions in the comments.

  • Keith Sanborn, Culture Through Film and Media
    “A film class that is three hours long to accommodate the self-necessitated and self-praised tangents of Professor Sanborn’s lectures to his “lucky” audience—the professor-personality doppelgänger of Woody Allen.”
  • Maja Cerar, Music Hum
    “Professor Cerar is as gentle as a butterfly and about as useful as a teacher.”
  • Louis Brus, Intensive General Chemistry Lecture
    “He’s a smart guy and all, but at the end of every lecture he harped about climate change for a good twenty minutes. Doesn’t he know some of his students are true Texas Republicans that don’t believe in climate change?”
  • Anthony Donoghue, Introduction to Statistics
    “Don’t let the seductive Irish accent fool you: every class is taught like it’s a chore, and Donoghue hates chores.”
  • Various, University Writing
    “Boring as heck, required of all undergraduates. A soul-sucking mire of terrible writing and even more terrible peer-review comments.”