The reason I declined to talk about Katrina and such was because that was essentially what we discussed every day in every class last semester. And went to forums at night. And have continued this semester, without actually learning anything new, or any sort of applicable theories. Because that would take time from the weekly current events quizzes she gives us because when she worked at R.J.R. Nabisco many, many eons ago she didn't read the sports page and therefore could not engage in casual conversation with the menfolk. Thus the reason most of us have started bringing liquor to the four-hour Monday night class. Makes you feel a little better when the class that is supposed to tie up everything you've been learning for the past four years and relate it to workable business skills is actually being taught by a batty Hill/Corporate burnout who doesn't need the money but thinks 'teaching would be fun even though I don't really know how to do it and the school only made me chair of the department for my name and sorry I was forty-five minutes late but I was trying on new wigs because I'm bored with my hair/ I just got off a plane from DC so I don't actually have a lesson plan so let's talk about that episode of the West Wing where Bartlet accepted the Taiwanese flag 'by accident' instead of letting you go because you don't have anything better to do at 10:00 on a Monday night.'
Yeah. So that's why I'm not talking about that.
Yay for liquor.