OT - Rashad McCants says he took fake classes, tutors wrote his papers

[huskyharry]

What is DRM? Don't think it existed when the dinosaurs and I were at UCONN.

I couldn't find it in the current catalog...perhaps that acronym is not quite right?

 

[DarthGrumpy]

http://espn.go.com/espn/otl/story/_...lding-firm-allegations-unc-coach-roy-williams

Roy:

"They want us to be concerned and to emphasize it but they don't want us to step over to the academic side. They don't want that to happen."

Because if the coach does not know, he can't testify. If Williams was younger, what's the bet that he would be the next coach of the Cleveland Cavs or some other NBA team next year?

 

[DarthGrumpy]

I took that DRM class in 1982, truthfully, to give myself a break from an otherwise very challenging Engineering curriculum. But, that course did require assignments and multiple tests and actually gave practical advise that has helped me much more over the years than many of the more difficult classes...no comparison to the UNC Shenanigans!

I took Air Rifle Marksmanship my last Senior year in the old ROTC hangar. Yes, it was an easy class and I did get an A; but, I did have to show-up and actually hit the damn target.

 

[intlzncster]

I took Air Rifle Marksmanship my last Senior year in the old ROTC hangar. Yes, it was an easy class and I did get an A; but, I did have to show-up and actually hit the damn target.

For your average ROTC, that's got to be a pretty important life skill.

 

[Taco]

I took Air Rifle Marksmanship my last Senior year in the old ROTC hangar. Yes, it was an easy class and I did get an A; but, I did have to show-up and actually hit the damn target.

That was probably a 1 credit elective - I took horseback riding.

DRM, I believe, stands for Design & Resource Mgmt.

 

[Robertelamin]

The only automatic A class where all you had to do was show up was called First Year Experience or something like that. I don't know if they still do it but I'm pretty sure it was a requirement for Freshmen when I was there. It was a one credit class that talked about the resources, clubs, ect. at UConn, at least that is how I remember it.