But I want one, too
Uh-oh. Michael Bérubé has just been awarded a page of his own on Horowitz's Discover the Network. Now he's going to be insufferable.
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Uh-oh. Michael Bérubé has just been awarded a page of his own on Horowitz's Discover the Network. Now he's going to be insufferable.
Students, for their part, are expected to devote themselves to the manufacture of critical theory. For instance, a class called "Materials and Methods of Research," taught by Berube in the fall of 2003, called for students "to produce an eight- to ten-page analysis of a theoretical essay of their choice."
PZ Myers
Division of Science and Math
University of Minnesota, Morris
"I do not think we should antagonize the religious when it is not warranted, though I think we should be willing to do so whenever it is.”
-- Glen Davidson
Or analyze. Or maybe they were concerned about the "eight- to ten-page" part? Or choice?
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When, later in the semester, the same student took issue with Berube's certitude that the internment of Japanese-Americans during World War II was an unmitigated wrong, Berube said he was "flummoxed." Assuring the student that he was "quite mistaken," Berube informed him that the U.S. internment camps were "outrageous and indefensible."
Wow, what a scumbag. How dare he disagree with Ms. Internment USA.
Just be really rude to your creationist students, PZ, and you'll eventually get your own page. Keep reaching for that rainbow