If you can't read the writing in the red box, this is what it says...
"In all honesty, I am already bored with this topic. It is far less interesting than I had hoped and I really don't want to finish this essay. I'm fairly sure you don't really read these so I'm just going to put enough words down to make it seem like I wrote a lot while I kill time. Wanna hear some words that rhyme with time?
Crime, dime, mime, (haha mimes are funny), chime, lime. Aw dude you know what has lime in it? Sprite, it like lemon lime. I could really go for one of those about now, but not sierra mist, that just isn't the same. It tries too hard to be sprite but it just cant pull it off. It should just try to be itself and stop trying to measure up to other sodas."
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Posted by gerardvanderleun at April 7, 2014 11:31 PM
Looks like that "student" got a head start on Common Core indoctrination training.
Posted by: Terry at April 8, 2014 12:19 PMIf you want to play the game you must first read the directions. If you can't read phonetically or write cursively, just scribble down anything and submit!!! Your "Common Core" education will be self-evident....
Posted by: Gyst53 at April 8, 2014 12:30 PMNo, the kid has a better grasp than the establishment. In Tocqueville's America he would have been working since the age of twelve, continually occupied and always eager to learn in getting ahead with the practical education of working. Now millions of souls are malformed in an educrat racket which has itself been malformed toward that task.
In 1952, I did that with weekly five-page-minimum term papers in American History, only I copied long passages from Saturday Evening Post for pages 2-. I only got B's, but grading was harder in those days.
Posted by: BillH at April 8, 2014 1:56 PMIn college I hand wrote 25 pages, one page each on the 25 most significant US Supreme Court cases. About in the middle, I put one sentence: "Professor _____, if you are reading this please check here." There was no check, and I got an "A" (which it rightfully deserved); I know he didn't read all of it, and that he wouldn't. The difference, though, between that and this is I did all the work and threw in an aside; that student didn't do all the work.
Posted by: RJL at April 8, 2014 2:16 PMI didn't even put that much effort into the thing, I just wanted out. Now. But I did graduate, from 2 schools at the same time.
Posted by: ghostsniper at April 8, 2014 2:26 PMThe first paragraph was insightful. Printing instead of cursive must be tiring and hard to get your thoughts down fast enough.
The writing show it is a male.
I hope the teacher wrote an answer
science math major in freshman English ?
Posted by: grace at April 8, 2014 3:00 PMIn junior engineering lab I did one of the requisite 50 page typed reports (this was in the halcyon era of punch cards, so neither phototypeset nor searchable) involving a heat transfer experiment that used a light bulb as a piece of the apparatus. For about pg 10-40 I used the spelling "lat bub". In the "Errata et Addenda" section of the appendices, buried in the FORTRAN source code, I enumerated each occurrence of "lat bub" and amended the correct spelling. Of course I was testing the Prof. Of course he noticed. The front page of the graded report had the word "Funny" written in red ink. With the "F" circled, along with every damn "lat bub" in the report. They don't make 'em like they used to! PS - had to repeat the course the following semester in order to graduate. Moral - do NOT dick around with core requirements!
Posted by: Jimmy don\'t play that at April 8, 2014 5:35 PMDear God bring on the nuclear holocaust today.
Posted by: Doug at April 8, 2014 9:27 PMCheck it out.
Upper right corner of the page: "nice job"
grade: A —
That teacher has earned a punch in the face.
Posted by: chasmatic at April 8, 2014 11:11 PMSeems a little young to being Going Galt doesn't it?
Posted by: MOTUS at April 9, 2014 7:06 AMBeauty.. Right up there with Lester Burnham's report of his work contributions..
Posted by: Jake in Seattle at April 9, 2014 9:47 AM
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