[Rally]

"On the other hand, when I taught a course on the history of rock and roll (as part of a program called undergraduate specials, since abolished, that allowed students to teach courses if they could find a faculty sponsor), I told everybody the week before the final that the exam would include a one-point extra credit question asking for the name and performing artist of the greatest record in rock history. The correct answer, I explained, was Hooray for Hazel by Tommy Roe. Interestingly, everybody got it right on the exam, so there was no need to grapple with the issue of dissent."

I'm such a smart as, Garvin, I would have asked if you could hum a few bars.

[Rally]

"On the other hand, when I taught a course on the history of rock and roll (as part of a program called undergraduate specials, since abolished, that allowed students to teach courses if they could find a faculty sponsor), I told everybody the week before the final that the exam would include a one-point extra credit question asking for the name and performing artist of the greatest record in rock history. The correct answer, I explained, was Hooray for Hazel by Tommy Roe. Interestingly, everybody got it right on the exam, so there was no need to grapple with the issue of dissent."

I'm such a smart as, Garvin, I would have asked if you could hum a few bars.