Anonymous 
Deep within the pages of the class schedules there was an obscure class worth 4 credits. While listed in the Humanities department it was the only class with the wordsInstructor: A. Ceriano written by it. Talk around campus would find that nobody knew anyone who took the class. There were, however, whispers and rumors about it being some sort of strange Dead Poets Society. There was talk that class was sometimes taught in the dead of night, sometimes off campus, and that someone knew someone who knew somebody who took it, and they had changed forever. Like Alison's roommates cousin's boyfriend who took a couple years of CU once took the class and went a way to backpack Europe, a party boy, he'd also given up drinking...
Comparative Philosophical Analysis is held intermittently. Class itself begins Tuesday, September 8th, at 1pm SLT in the lecture hall.
Notes on how I will teach
* Comparative Philosophical analysis will be taught Socratic style
* Points are based purely on class participation
* While class does have a set START time, class CAN begin by request if 2 or more students are available for class. (Meaning if you IM me and I am on and there are some people who want a class, I'll teach if I am not ...oh, teaching something else entirely involving a violet wand, weighted clamps, and a DVD of Bugs Bunny's favorite moments)
* As in real life, people will be called on, sometimes randomly. I ask that if you have something to add you do the action "Raises hand" and then be called on.
* Mischief or Drama will not be tolerated in Comparative Philosophical Analysis and will be met with not a public humiliating punishment, but with expulsion from class on the first violation.
