Looking around this class, LTMO 145 C The Graphic Novel, is an interesting experience. Admittedly I am sitting in the middle of the room, not the front, but still. Looking around I see four people playing attention. I'm not surprised, really. Anyone who reads this probably got the link from my Facebook where I've made my opinion on how bad this class is painfully clear, but still.

For the record, if you ever teach a class, you shouldnt need to stop every ten minutes to resummerize everything you just said. If you have to do that you either A) are being offensive to your class by treating them like idiots, or B) are a horrible lecturer, and thus need to do this for anyone to know what the fuck you're talking about. Neither of these are good outcomes.

Oh well. The course is almost half over. I'm looking forward to being very done with this class. It's been all around mishandled on the professorial side. Our TA is doing his best, but let's be frank. No matter what he does, and he doesn't seem to be any more thrilled with the class than we are, he can't make up for three terrible lectures a week. And that's what we get. If you take the good parts of all of the lectures we've had, you end up with maybe one lectures worth of well done material.

On monday, in section, we were asked to give feedback on how the class has been going. It's nice to see she's taken it to heart. By which I mean ignored it with the same skill Sarah Palin ignores criticism. Then again, I've called her a short-asian-liberal-academic version of Sarah Palin quite a few times. If the label fits...