| 06/03/2009 | 1101 - Composition and Rhetoric I |  | 3.2 | 3 | 4 | 1 | 5 | Yes | Let me also begin by echoing the fact that Prof. Lee is very knowledgeable and will offer his help in WRITING (I hope "right" was a joke...) in many many ways. But. When you sign up for his class, you are subjecting yourself to every rigor of writing. This includes, but is not limited to: disagreement, rejection, feelings of inadequacy, deadlines (which sometimes end up being frustratingly flexible if the whole class is lazy). He demands writing at an extremely high level (think of The Atlantic or higher magazines) for good grades. He will make you write a ton of revisions, focused on every little detail, until you are sick of the topic. Another issue is that his notes on your paper are very difficult to comprehend because of his unique handwriting style. I won't say that I did not learn a ton in his class, because it would be a lie. But I was unhappy with how I learned it and how unnecessarily difficult it was. And the s'char at the end may not match the tza'ar you put in. Just sayin'. The recommendation is al t'nai: for anyone who doesn't care about any of the above warnings, or thinks the rewards outweigh them.
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