Random Scrap:
"This is just the accessory to the iPlayer" - Professor Weber was pointing at his laptop. His was my favourite class. It always took place at the [Life Science Building]. Although political science department had its own building we had to 'borrow' others' lecture halls as it seemed no one thought it was worth to build one dedicated just to the social sciences. The lecture hall had seats for about four or five hundred people. I would always sit on the back looking down on the stage with Weber behind the pulpit explaining via microphone one of his slides. Some students had laptops with them, some played games but I stuck to my notebook, or more like a bind folder, writing down all the notes. I knew I was not going to be able to decipher most of them but somehow they would be helpful in my future studying. Weber always had some anecdote and tended to praise the GSIs as being smarter than him. He was relatively young. maybe in his 40s, and still wore Converse shoes. Originally, a student of Medicine, he decided to change his major in the middle of the studies and become a political scientist.