Food and Drink in Classrooms

[JaceTheAce]

Email I received from my ISYS 317 instructor (keep in mind, this is not in a computer lab - it's in Gamble #3):

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Hello, Jason:



I don't feel comfortable if some students eat something in my class. So,
please don't bring foods to the classroom. That can also distract other
students. I hope that you can understand and stop doing that.



Thanks,



Zuo


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My response:

Dear Mr. Zuo,

I am sorry to say, but I will continue to bring food into the classroom. I have a very busy schedule and do not have time to prepare breakfast in the morning. I work full time, go to school full time, and fly at UND. Please show me where in your syllabus there is a rule that you do not allow food or drink, as I do not see one. Additionally, I spoke with the Information Systems and Business Department and per their secretary, there is no rule that food and drink is not allowed. There's not even a sign posted in the classroom.

I was eating a bagel and drinking my daily Starbuck's Triple-Grande-Non-Fat-No-Whip-180-degree-Raspberry-Mocha drink yesterday in your class - I doubt a soft bagel and coffee would make enough noise for the person a few feet away from me (since there are only about 15 people that show up daily) to cause a distraction.

Sincerely,
Jason Evart

[CRJDriver]

[ QUOTE ]
Email I received from my ISYS 317 instructor (keep in mind, this is not in a computer lab - it's in Gamble #3):

[ QUOTE ]
Hello, Jason:



I don't feel comfortable if some students eat something in my class. So,
please don't bring foods to the classroom. That can also distract other
students. I hope that you can understand and stop doing that.



Thanks,



Zuo


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Stupid dumbass UND professors! I like your reply to his e-mail.

[Mtts422]

What a Dbag this guy must be, your response was fackin hilarious.

Just hope when he's going down the list for grades at the end of the semester he doesn't decide to screw your sarcastic ass over!!