BIO LAB: What do you expect to find in a biology lab? If you think back to high school Biology, odds are you dissected something. Typically, it's a frog. So, we're sitting in a biology lab. To get into this particular biology lab, you need to meet the prerequisites, which means that by this point, you've cut open squids, pigs, worms, and starfish.
With that in mind, we show up to lab and there are no dissecting tools to be seen. Instead, laptops are set up. What could be better for the passer-outers than a virtual lab? The lab wasn't really even a dissection. We had to surgically implant some stuff in the head of this rat. No virtual cutting. No virtual blood. Nothing. The second year freshman across from me covers her eyes and says, "I CAN'T WATCH THIS." Maybe she had some sort of bad experience with Super Mario?! It didn't stop there. She continued to make a scene and at that point I just became embarrassed to even be in the same room as her.

STUDENT: Uh, Dr. -----, What's worse: Getting kicked out of class, or skipping class?
SAME STUDENT: (to the professor) Have you ever wanted to kick me out of class?
PROFESSOR: I'm not going to answer that.
SEVENTH YEAR SENIOR: Okay, then I'll
answer it.
STUDENT 1: Okay... so ... like... what's the best way to get your door lock unfrozen?
STUDENT 2: Your car door is frozen?
STUDENT 1: No, my apartment door.
STUDENT 2: Your apartment door is frozen?
STUDENT 1: Uh - Yah! And I was inside!!!
STUDENT: Can we have extra credit?
(Nothing screams FRESHMAN like this question!)
STUDENT: Okay, so, I'm wondering how, like, when you have that ummm.... that thing... umm...(long pause)... Nevermind.
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