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		<title>College Professors</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Just had a professor practically hand me the test for tomorrow. He actually took 20 minutes to go over all the class slides and point out exactly which ones we needed to know for the exam. He told us exactly how many multiple choice questions were coming from each chapter, not to read the book [...]]]></description>
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Just had a professor practically hand me the test for tomorrow.  He actually took 20 minutes to go over all the class slides and point out exactly which ones we needed to know for the exam.  He told us exactly how many multiple choice questions were coming from each chapter, not to read the book because it was just &#8220;supplemental,&#8221; and that as long as we read the introductions to the &#8220;research articles&#8221; we would get the one question dedicated to them correct.  Why can&#8217;t all professors be like this guy? It sure is a nice change of pace from some of my accounting/finance graduate professors who insisted on teaching &#8220;ABC&#8217;s&#8221; while testing &#8220;Advanced Quantum Hieroglyphics.&#8221;</p>
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