Hot Professors and CCW Letters

[Jack Burton]

"The Corlett dispute is one in a series of instances in which students have been scrutinized for their work in writing classes -- more typically when the writing is explicitly dealing with violence. Colleges and universities have been criticized both for failing to act on student writing and for overreacting. The issue is complicated, writing instructors say. Instructors note that many students are immature, aren't good writers and mix fantasy and reality without much attempt to differentiate the two"

Jack's Note: A major factor in the suspension of Mr. Corlett from the college is that he wrote a letter to the school newspaper defending CCW on campus.

Student suspended after he writes of affection for professor | Inside Higher Ed

 

[jedi]

and

Yup those come to mind.
BTW you can read his journal entries here:
http://thefire.org/public/pdfs/6afc320371b1194fafa955b55658aa86.pdf?direct]

33 pages of writing.
-Jedi

 

[threefiftyfour]

I cry foul! There are no "hot" professor picture in this thread.

 

[Hookeye]

I cry foul! There are no "hot" professor picture in this thread.

+1

 

[goinggreyfast]

I cry foul! There are no "hot" professor picture in this thread.

AGREED! I had already started humming "Hot For Teacher" by Van Halen before I opened the thread.

 

[Classic]

So this University is not what you would call a paragon of free speech. Too bad some of the early writers didn't have the benefit of this kind of educational experience. They could really have straightened out some guys like Shakespeare or Edgar Allen Poe. Of course their works wouldn't be very interesting after being made politically correct.

 

[jbombelli]

This thread is a bummer.

 

[Blackhawk2001]

I noted that the article talked about students - college students - not being graded on spelling or grammar for their assignment. Isn't that something they should have learned in Grade School and had down pat in High School? Apparently not. As far back as 1972 I encountered adults who didn't think correct spelling was important or an indicator of education. Now I run into Masters' Degree holders who cannot put a grammatically correct paragraph together, courtesy of the Education Mafia. If Professors and Administrators can't exercise critical thinking in colleges, how can we expect such values to be taught in primary, secondary or undergraduate schools?

 

[trillobite]

I cry foul! There are no "hot" professor picture in this thread.

Google does have some uses....

 

[drillsgt]

This doesn't surprise me in the last. A couple of years ago at IUPUI a workstudy student got in trouble because on their break they were reading a book about slavery and it offended somebody who saw it. Oh, and the book was about an anti-slavery movement etc.

 

[1$Chuck]

The guy who wrote it was 56, the vision in your head may not line up with this:

Pamela Mitzelfield: Bio - The Writing Center - Oakland University

 

[lon]

Heres another link (with pics ) for all the sick pervs who lurk amongst us.

Pamela Mitzelfeld: Who Is 'Tall, Blonde, Stacked' Professor in Student's Sexually Suggestive Essay? - International Business Times

I sense a lot of pent up sexual frustration in the good professor...you know, being a hoplophobe and all

 

[target64]

She should have just accepted his writings as compliments and moved on,

 

[JBob77]

http://youtu.be/-4GZFbCqx18

This is what I had in mind!!

 

[BLA]

I believe the guy was probably a perv but who knows. Anyway I don't think he should be kicked out unless he was being really stupid.