My alma mater

[mothwing]

I found a video (in German) on my uni. I love how they whine about the quality of the buildings in this video when there are things that make this uni much worse. Admittedly, the mould is quite disconcerting and the Anthropology course I once had in a smelly, damp room in an old basement with dark, wet spots on the walls where the plumbing was getting old was not much fun, but I'd have still gone with the course sizes (very large) and the course organisation (90min of bad student lectures, mostly).

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[moonystone.livejournal.com]

Probably separate budgets for repairs and building, though. There are. Stupid bureaucracy prevents them from shifting the money to where it's needed. The new wings next to the ESA were a donation, though.

Her complaints really are cute ^^ The worst class I've ever seen was one where people were standing out in the hall, trying to follow the lecture inside through the open door.

[mothwing.livejournal.com]

Thought there might be, it works the same way with schools. As for the wings - I thought that they were only partly donated, not that it matters, with the budgets.

Yeah, my worst class in Anglistics was Insa Gülzow's Language Acquisition seminar, with people sitting in front of the blackboard and standing around in the corridor, or Politics I taught in A, crammed full, but the worst one ever was Erziehung im Nationalsozialismus, where over two-hundred people showed up - we had one person standing in the door and another in the corridor who called out what the teacher said to the other students, it was insane.