Tipsters- I apologize for anyone offended by this but it is equal "jest" from faculty and students and we have all made such sentences as the faculty one below. A student brought by a syllabus from a sister institution yesterday. (Simple check for transferring credit- as dept chair I get to do those). Under ADA instructions, the following sentence appeared that I thought was ambiguious enough to be notable: "Students needing help with evacuation should notify the teacher as early as possible." Yes. I'd hope so! Now I often forget how deeply into the west our little campus is. Then something like my students being a day late because they were fighting a forest fire will occur. But this sentence on an email is a first (about the kindest thing I could say about it). "Professor, I just wanted to let you know that I will note be at class today as I have to go down to Bruneau to help a friend brand cows." I'm still shaking my head (and laughing out loud). Tim _____________________________________________ Timothy O. Shearon, PhD Albertson College of Idaho 2112 Cleveland Blvd Caldwell, ID 83605 email:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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