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Big Matt used to be a lab proctor at my old college. His entire job consisted of walking from computer lab to computer lab and counting the number of computers, mice, keyboards, and people using the lab at that time. I tagged a long with Big Matt a few times, and on one of our last trips I came across a purple spiral notebook stuffed between two computers. The book look liked it had been there for a while, and it had apparently been part of an assignment which ended. The grade caught my interest because I recognized the instructor and her grading system. The student received a ten out of thirteen, which falls somewhere between grizzly death and being mauled by an angry Black Friday mob in a student’s mind.
If you can spell “colege” then there is a place for you at a university somewhere in this country. People like to tell me I’m wrong and suggest that students applying to college can at least spell the word college, but I believe with this wonderful purple alarm clock I think I have some evidence to support my claims. So when you’re sitting in class and the person next to you says something so stupid your brain says, “screw this I’m out of here” you can rest easy and know you’re not hallucinating, that person just might be that dumb.
The following are select entries from the notebook I found. I have removed the student’s name entirely, and the statements below are copied word for word from the original notebook. Let this be an important reminder as to why you should spell check and reread everything you do for class.
-Brandon J. Mendelson Your daily home for college survival, humor, and entertainment: http://www.yourcollegesurvivalguide.com