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January 28, 2011
Sokol - Do I really Look Like "The Greatest Insurance Agent of All Time" in the Nationwide Ads?
Posted by D. Daniel Sokol
I read through my student evaluations this morning from last semester (good news: high marks). A number of the evaluations noted that I had a more than passing resemblance to the guy in the Nationwide Insurance ads and that we have similar mannerisms. What do you readers think?
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I can see where they're coming from. Do you begin your class with "1/2 grade off, for every day you don't show up to class"?
Posted by: Max | Jan 29, 2011 12:27:21 PM
No you have it all wrong. The professor needs to give "vanishing absences" such that you get an extra absence for every 2 weeks straight that a student comes to class (which might include 6 classes a week, or 12 straight classes...it's no joke). Taking corporations and business associations together was sweet through but not as sweet as a 3-credit Law & Entrepreneurship class. Where else can you take such an in-depth course on that?!?
Posted by: C. H. Houston III | Mar 5, 2011 8:16:01 PM
