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Delicious Red
 Member 356 Level 4.22 Mar 2006 
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I usually avoid the problem by just calling him/her "professor."
"Hi, professor." "Oh, professor, I had a question...." I can understand how, being a professor, the constant formality can be grating, but it just feels so horribly awkward to start calling a guy that's easily 30 years older than I am by his first name. It doesn't feel as awkward when the professor is a woman, (lol sexism?) but I still avoid it. Jam it back in, in the dark. |
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