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Office hour? Make that plural...
Office hour of Prof. B. of the Linguistics department on Tuesdays:
19:00 - 20:00
My appointment with Prof. B.:
19:40
Time Prof. B. arrived:
19:10
Time first person on the list (19:00 - 19:10) left the office:
19:45
Time second person on the list (19:10 - 19:20) left the office:
20:06
Time it was my turn:
21:10
And I've only been in there for five minutes or so. It seems that the people who were in the office before me - the four people who had been in there before me - had wanted exactly the same. So... what did they do in there???
But I am really thankful that Prof. B. is willing to sacrifice his evenings to the students. There were 5 or 6 people to go when I left, so it will have gone on until ten at least.
I love my university. Parts of it, anyway. I loathe other parts. Did I mention they organised another strike this morning? The students, that is. The same two or three departments are on strike every bloody semester.
Yay, now I own one of our fellow or nearly-fellow EU countries. And apparently I also modernised English spelling, dropping the superfluous second ls.
19:00 - 20:00
My appointment with Prof. B.:
19:40
Time Prof. B. arrived:
19:10
Time first person on the list (19:00 - 19:10) left the office:
19:45
Time second person on the list (19:10 - 19:20) left the office:
20:06
Time it was my turn:
21:10
And I've only been in there for five minutes or so. It seems that the people who were in the office before me - the four people who had been in there before me - had wanted exactly the same. So... what did they do in there???
But I am really thankful that Prof. B. is willing to sacrifice his evenings to the students. There were 5 or 6 people to go when I left, so it will have gone on until ten at least.
I love my university. Parts of it, anyway. I loathe other parts. Did I mention they organised another strike this morning? The students, that is. The same two or three departments are on strike every bloody semester.
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Yay, now I own one of our fellow or nearly-fellow EU countries. And apparently I also modernised English spelling, dropping the superfluous second ls.