, I wanted to get another search going on my Search the Universe software before I left because I didn't want six hours to pass without it working for me. I just hate wasted time, don't you?

The door to the classroom swung open and a windswept man stormed to the front of the classroom. "Sorry I'm late. You wouldn't imagine what a fascinating discussion I had with Professor Salum about his sea exploration program. You wouldn't and couldn't imagine because he has yet to release any of the information to the student population, which you are part of. And since he won't tell you anything about what he's doing, I surely can't because you are all students, but I will tell you that the sea exploration program has some quite interesting logic dilemmas which tickle the brain and energize those little grey cells.

"And such interesting logic dilemmas are part of today's class. Though your logic dilemmas are completely different than those of Professor Salum's because we are not working in the sea exploration program, or will have anything to do with it. If you'll give me a second, or more likely a few minutes as that would be more chronologically accurate, I'll hand out your semester project instructions."

Pravus dug into his bag, pulling out different stacks of papers. Of all my professors, he was one of the few that clung to the tradition of giving out paper assignments. I knew other students had begged him to just email the assignments to us, but he refused, saying, "The only way to get the assignments is to be in class because if you aren't in class, you should be and thus don't have any care for assignments you are obviously missing. I refuse to stand or sit for those who won't come to class.

"Logic dictates they won't learn the material well, or at all, if they don't attend my lectures. Thus, I pass out the assignments in paper form increasing the probability that those students who want to learn will come to class. Those who don't attend, and as a direct consequence don't receive the assignments, don't have the drive to learn or else they'd be in class getting said assignment."

Yes, a logic teacher who was a stickler for...well...logic.

And attendance.

And paper assignments.

"Here they are as you can obviously see for your own eyes," he said triumphantly as he pulled a monster stack
, I wanted to get another search going on my Search the Universe software before I left because I didn't desire six hour to pass without it working for me. I barely hate waste time, don't you? 

 The doorway to the classroom swung open and a windswept man ramp to the front of the classroom. " Sorry I'm late. You wouldn't think what a fascinating discussion I had with Professor Salum about his sea exploration program. You wouldn't and couldn't think because he has yet to turn any of the information to the student population, which you are region of. And since he won't tell you anything about what he's doing, I surely can't because you are all students, but I will distinguish you that the sea exploration program has some quite interesting logic dilemmas which thrill the brain and excite those little grey cells. 

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 Pravus dug into his base, pulling out different batch of newspaper. Of all my professors, he was one of the few that clung to the tradition of give out paper assignments. I knew other student had begged him to just email the assignments to us, but he refused, saying, " The alone way to get the assignments is to be in class because if you aren't in course, you should be and thus don't get any caution for assignments you are obviously missing. I refuse to digest or sit for those who won't come to class. 

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 Yes, a logic teacher who was a stickler for... well... logic. 

 And attendance. 

 And paper assignments. 

 " Here they are as you can obviously understand for your own eyes, " he said triumphantly as he pull a monster stack
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And aftencance.

Dnb pcper asfignlxnts.

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, I wanted to get another search Going on my SEarch The uniVeRse sOftwAre before I left BEcauSe I didn't want six hours to Pass wItHOut iT WoRking For me. I jUSt HATe wAsTeD tiMe, DOn'T you?

THe dOor to thE classroom SwuNg Open and a windSWePt man stormEd tO the front of tHe cLassroOm. "sorRY I'm laTe. YOu wouLdn't imAGine whAt a fascinAtINg discUSsion I hAD WiTh PrOfessor Salum about HIs SEa exploration pRogram. yoU WoULDn't And Couldn't imaGiNe becAUse he haS YeT TO RelEAse any of the inFormation to THe sTudent PoPulATion, whIch yoU aRE paRt of. And sincE he wOn't tell yoU anythINg about WHat he's dOing, I sUreLy cAn't bECaUsE yoU aRE alL StUdeNTs, bUt I will tElL yOu thaT the SEA EXploRatIon pRograM has some quite IntEresTIng Logic DilemMas wHiCh ticKle the Brain AnD energize those lIttlE grey cellS.

"AnD sUch InTeresTIng logIc dIleMmas are Part of tODay'S cLASS. THough your logic dileMmAS ArE completEly difFErEnT Than thosE oF PrOfesSOR SaluM's beCAuSe we are nOt workINg In The sea eXpLoratiOn ProGraM, or wiLL havE anythIng to do wIth it. iF you'll give me a sECond, or more likELy A FEw MInutEs aS that would bE morE ChroNoloGIcAllY AccurAte, I'lL hANd OUt your semester projeCt InstruCtionS."

Pravus dug intO his bag, pulLING out diffErenT StACks of papers. Of aLl my pRofessors, hE Was one of The feW that cluNg to the trADItion of gIviNg oUt pApeR ASsIgnments. I knew OTHer sTuDents haD beGged him To jUst EmaIl tHe AssignmenTs to us, buT hE rEfUsEd, sAying, "tHe only waY tO geT tHe aSsignMEnts is To be iN claSs BeCAusE if you aREn'T IN claSs, YoU shoUld Be And thUs doN'T haVe any caRe for assiGnmENts yOu ArE obviouSly missing. I reFuSe to stand oR sIt fOr thosE WHo won't coMe to class.

"Logic dictates tHEy won't lEarN the mAterIal well, or At aLl, if thEy dON't atteNd my leCtureS. THus, i PAss ouT THe AssIgNments in paPER foRm incReAsinG the proBability that those sTUdeNts who want to lEarN wilL COmE to CLaSS. ThOsE Who DON't attend, and as a dIrect conseQuENcE don't receiVE thE aSsignmeNts, don't Have tHE drive tO learn or eLse they'd bE iN claSS GetTing said asSignment."

yes, a logic TEacheR WhO was a StiCkler fOr...WelL...logiC.

And atTEndAnce.

ANd papeR aSsignmEnts.

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, I wanted to get anothersearch goi ng on  my  Se ar ch t he U niverse softwa r e be fore I left because Ididn' tw ants ix  hour s to pa s sw i tho ut  i t w or k in g for  me . I jus t hate was ted  t ime, don't y o u? 

The door  to  the classro omswungop ena nd awin dswep t mans tormed  to the f ro n t of t h e class r o om . "S orry I'm late. Yo u  w o uldn't imagine  whataf as c i nat ing  discussio nI had with Pr o fe s s o r S a lum about his  sea explor a tio n prog ra m.Y ou wou ldn't  a n d c ouldn't ima gine  becausehe has yet tor eleaseany of  th e i nfor m at io n t ot hes tu den t  po pulation ,wh ich y ou a r e p artof.  And  sinc e he won't te llyoua nyt hingabout  wha the'sdoing,  I su re ly can't becaus e yo u are all  st ud ent s,  butI  willtel l y ou that  the se a  ex pl o r a ti on program has som eq u it e intere stingl og ic dilemmas  w hic h ti c k le th e br a in  and ene rgizet ho se  little  g rey ce ll s.
"A nd su c h in terest ing logi c dil e mmas are parto f today's cla s s. T ho u gh y our  logic dile mmas arecomp l et ely diffe rentth a nt hose of Professor S al um's b ecaus e we are notworking in t h e sea ex plor a ti o n program, orwillhave anyth i ng to do  with  it. Ifyou'll gi v e  me a se con d,ormor e li kely a few mi n u tesas  that w oul d be mo rechr ono log ic ally accu rate, I' ll  h an dout  your semester  p roj ec t i nstru c tions. "

Pr avus  d ug int o his b a g, p ulli ng  o ut d iff er ent s tack s  of  papers . Of allmyp rofe ss or s, he w as one of the  f ew that cl un g t o thet r aditionof giving out paper ass i gnments . I  knew  oth er studen tshad be gge d  him t o just  emai lthe a ssign m e nt s t ous, but he r efu sed,sa ying , "Theonly way to get th e  as signments istobe i n cl ass be c aus ei f y o u  aren't in clas s, you sho ul d  b e and thus don 't  have a ny care  fora ssignme nts you a re obviou sl y mi s s ing . I refuse  to stan d or sitf or th o se  whowon 't com etoclass .

"Lo g icdicta tes th ey  won't  lear nthe mate rial well, or at all, i f they  don' t a ttend mylec t ure s. Thus,I pa ss out the  as sig nment s i n  pape r fo r minc r easin g th e  probabil i ty  th a t  t hose studen t s who  want  to learnwill  come to class. T h ose who don'tatte n d , a nda s adi rect consequen cedo n ' t receiv ethe assignm ents, do n' t  have  the d rive t o learn o re lse th ey'd  be  in class  ge tt i ng said  a ss i gnment ."
Ye s, a l ogic t e ache r who was a stickl er fo r . ..wel l ... logic .
And at t enda nce.

Andpaper assig nments .

" Herethey ar eas you  ca nobviouslys ee for yo ur ow n eyes, "he s aid  trium phan t l y ashe p ul led  a monste r st a ck 
, I_wanted to_get another search going_on my_Search_the Universe_software_before I left_because I didn't_want six hours to_pass without it_working_for me. I just hate wasted time, don't you?

The door to the classroom swung_open_and a_windswept_man_stormed to the front of_the classroom. "Sorry I'm late._You wouldn't_imagine what a fascinating discussion I had with_Professor_Salum about his_sea exploration program. You wouldn't and couldn't imagine because_he has yet to release any_of the information_to_the_student population, which you_are part of. And since he_won't tell you anything about what_he's doing, I surely can't because you_are all students, but I will_tell you that the sea_exploration program_has some quite interesting logic_dilemmas which tickle_the brain_and energize those_little grey cells.

"And such interesting logic_dilemmas are part_of today's class. Though your logic_dilemmas_are completely different_than_those_of Professor_Salum's because we_are_not working_in_the sea exploration program, or will_have_anything to do with it. If you'll_give me a second,_or_more likely a few_minutes as that would be_more chronologically accurate, I'll hand out_your semester_project instructions."

Pravus_dug into his bag, pulling out different stacks of papers. Of_all my professors, he was one_of the few that_clung to_the_tradition of giving_out_paper assignments._I knew other students had begged him_to just_email the assignments to us, but_he refused, saying, "The_only_way to get the assignments is_to be in class because if_you aren't in class, you_should_be_and thus don't have any_care for assignments you are obviously_missing. I refuse_to stand or sit for those who_won't_come to class.

"Logic dictates they won't_learn_the material well, or at all,_if_they_don't attend my lectures. Thus,_I pass out the assignments in_paper form increasing the probability that those students who_want to learn_will come to class. Those_who_don't_attend, and as a direct consequence don't receive the assignments,_don't have_the drive to_learn or else they'd be in class getting said assignment."

Yes,_a logic teacher who was a stickler_for...well...logic.

And attendance.

And paper assignments.

"Here they are as you can obviously see_for your own eyes," he said triumphantly as_he pulled a monster stack