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I don't lecture any more; it bores people rigid. I read and I talk. After you teach college for a while, that becomes fairly easy to do. A formal lecture makes people sit up straight and feel like they need to take notes for an exam later, and I don't want them to feel that way.

Often the notes a professor uses in her research one year become her lecture notes the next, ... Each one of our faculty members is working hard to do truly innovative science.

It's been overwhelming, such an outpouring of support. I wish I had a tape recorder for all of these stories. People talk about how much they love the place and how much they will miss it. It makes me feel good that people feel this way about us.

He revealed that at the very end of the lecture, and I've never heard a lecture hall so silent -- you could have heard a pin drop. It was incredible, and I talked before about bringing a new perspective to history we know, and I think that was one instance where that was particularly true. To hear that weighty fact is something I won't forget anytime soon.

The fluid exchange exercise allowed students to experience and feel things that they would never get from a lecture.

At no time did anyone condemn any soldier for their sacrifice in any of this discussion on the Confederate flag. What we were talking about is symbolism and what it meant to people and how it made people feel. ... You shouldn't put people in a situation where they would feel uncomfortable and unwelcome, and unfortunately that particular symbol makes people feel that way.

For the first time I am using a radio frequency response system where I can poll the class electronically during my lecture to see if they understand my teaching, whether I should move on, or if I need to rephrase a particular concept. Many students are unwilling to raise their hands during a large lecture; this system allows them to speak up while remaining anonymous.

I've seen students using it to get to know other students in really large lecture halls. I've seen students using it to flirt and hook up with people. It's a tool for navigating through college life.

[It] had no computers, few usable textbooks, and the professors taught off of 20- to 30-year-old lecture notes. The buildings were rather run-down and electricity [was] very intermittent.

It makes me feel as though I can communicate on a higher level, not just on the regular high school level. I feel as though when I go out and talk to people, it's easier for me to be more comfortable meeting new people.

One of the things I notice in a big arena is that it's very easy to lose the speed and power of the game. That's what makes the Coliseum so special. Everybody feels like they're a part of what's going on down on the court. It's very easy to get emotionally involved, and people want to feel that. They want to feel like they are part of something like that.

I guess it makes me feel good to hear that I'm respected and liked by the people I worked with, and I feel the same way about them, ... It's bittersweet because it makes you feel ... it reminds you how difficult it is to leave. But at the same time, it makes me proud of how we conducted ourselves as an organization in the last three years. I think we have very high expectations of our players on and off the field, and put a lot of trust in them, and I feel like they lived up to it and made us proud.

They will get it straight one day at the Sorbonne. We shall return at twilight from the lecture pleased that the irrational is rational.

Wallace Stevens (1879-1955)

Wallace Stevens

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I know what death and destruction is and I know how much people suffer, ... And it breaks my heart. I pray for these people every night. So don't lecture me about knowing what disaster is like.

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