Some ideas: (And remember, these are not “borders” set in stone, or even ones that operate out side of other social functions. Be creative.)


The border between the “university” student and the “community-college” student.

The border between the “stay-at-home” mom and the “career” mom.

The border between “blue” collar and “white” collar work.

The border between concepts of “gender” and “sex.”

__________

Any more ideas? Im still unsure (thows examples were from the instructor)...

thanks
Sean

 

Here's an idea: do your own homework. :P

 

i will as soon as i can pick a topic

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border between tyranny and dictatorship

 

The border between the “university” student and the “community-college” student.



Here you go:
University student: "Excuse me, can you explain that"
professor: "ask my assistant!"

community college student: "excuse me dr. goldberg, can you explain problem #3 in the stewart book"
professor: "Yes, Corey, no problem"

Maybe my views are swayed because I took one course at hugeness UB.

 

border between the u.s. and mexico


:doh: it doesnt exist

 

hahahah so true.

first day of classes here at PSU and the professors say "don't email me questions, don't approach me at the end class with questions - all questions go to the TA(s)"

and the TA's usually don't know much english and smell funny.

 

the border between decent and indecent on tv

 

UB is the exact same (go figure, both big state schools)

Unless you're into some upper level sciences, you're stuck with this. I pay $300 less and I get to ask real people questions!!!

 

:werd:

Once I got into my upper division engineering classes the professors would answer questions all the time.