| 01/03/2012 | 1834 - Jewish Intellectual History |  | 4.2 | 3 | 5 | 4 | 5 | Yes | So the good: He is extremely knowledgeable, and he honestly wants to help students, and will listen to any question and take the time to answer it. So, in that, its worth taking him to get to know him and be able to use him as a resource. Also, he typically does not assign much, and all you got is the final and a paper.
The bad though, is that lectures are not life-altering events, to say the least. He's not the greatest speaker in the world, and classes are pretty much him lecturing on his chiddushim on the matter at hand, and while he does have a lot to say, you may find yourself regularly beating your solitaire high score. I recommend, but with reservations. |  |
