I think that's a pretty lame thing to do, tell a story about how even justices need to look at the constitution, and then turn around and tell your students they can't bring them to the final. Sounds like a professor throwing his weight around, mixed with a little sadism...
Did you ever email me your computer problem? I get so much junk mail it's sickening...
For some reason, I have this hilarious image of Scalia in his black robe, whipping out a pocket-sized Constitution, and feverishly rifling through the pages with his thumbs.
Well, maybe if you can't take the Constitution to the final, you can memorize it by watching "Schoolhouse Rock" over & over again...(sing along)"We the people, in order to establish a more perfect union..."
You see the thing is, if you kids start learning the constitution now, when you do become supreme court justices, because we know you will, you should not have to whip out the constitution to answer a question. So by doing this you're setting the standards for future generations.
But the professor still is an asshole for not letting you use it. Bastard.
I think that's a pretty lame thing to do, tell a story about how even justices need to look at the constitution, and then turn around and tell your students they can't bring them to the final. Sounds like a professor throwing his weight around, mixed with a little sadism...
Did you ever email me your computer problem? I get so much junk mail it's sickening...