ProfessorScheible

Not technically a prof, but a CGU grad student. Froshies, ye be warned.

I am sure that many fine stories concerning ProfessorScheible will arise from the random noise of cyberspace (and the east lounge) but in the meantime, be aware that those who have undergone her classes are rarely able to look at Johnny Depp, Victorian literature, and Sherlock Holmes again in the same way. This is not a good thing.

I leave it to those who have taken more than just Hum1 from her to relate better stories, suffice one: I took Narrating Death in Victorian Literature (aka Death By Vic Lit) as my Hum1 class, and was surprised to find out that the actual course was Deconstructing Literature Into Vague and Not-So-Vague Sexual References.

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Often prone to making vague, unhelpful, and (occasionally) flat-out wrong comments on the HumPapers of hapless students. Also responsible for distributing the recipe for Emily Dickinson Black Cake (contains brandy!) to minors.

• Out of curiosity, what's wrong with giving a *recipe* to minors? Also, I think things that have alcohol that burn off (eg wine sauces) are fine...at least, I've had them in restaurants, so I'd assume so --MattWalsh
  • I'm not sure, but it was funny at the time. And by "the time", I mean frosh year, during which so many things were funny for no good reason. --JulieWortman
  • I think it was funny because she gave college freshmen a recipe. It's not like we were likely to be cooking anytime soon. The fact that it required an ingredient that were illegal for us to buy was just the icing on the proverbial cake. --KatyPerdue
    • Ah, quite --MattWalsh

Ask LizKadison about Scheible and "A Streetcar Named Desire" sometime.