Western Kentucky University / R / Jerry Walker Rutledge
Averages:
Overall Rating
OKv
Grade Received
Bv
Course Difficulty
Difficultv
Quantity of Notes
Overkillv
Tag Summary:
True/False: 17
Multiple Choice: 20
Matching: 10
Fill in the Blank: 9
Essays: 35
Problem Solving: 1
Mandatory Final: 34
Cumulative Final: 22
Textbook Required: 29
Extra Credit: 11
Attendance Required: 45
45 Total Evaluations
ENG-398 : Hon: Hemingway/faulkner - Posted 1/5/2011
Overall Rating:
Good
Grade:
B
Quantity of Notes:
Few/None
Difficulty:
Moderate
Comments
Read, read, read, oh, and read some more.
Great class that puts you to sleep when you read on your own time.
You get to go on trips to Chicago, IL, and Ole Miss.
ENG-300 : - Posted 1/5/2011
Overall Rating:
Good
Grade:
A
Quantity of Notes:
Few/None
Difficulty:
Easy
Comments
He's a great man who knows his stuff.
He's a little bit old school, when it comes to terminology. Summer '08
Papers must have non-web sources.
ENG-200 : Introduction To Literature - Posted 5/8/2010
Overall Rating:
Good
Grade:
A
Quantity of Notes:
Moderate
Difficulty:
Moderate
Comments
Professor Rutledge is deemed a very difficult professor, but I absolutely loved this class. I had it on Saturdays, and it's really the only way to take this class. He likes the Saturday class, so it turns out better for everyone.
It is challenging, though. Attendance is required; there is no such thing as an excused absence, and if you're absent/late too many times, he starts taking points off your final grade. What he doesn't tell you, however, is that if you have perfect attendance, you get two bonus points added to your final grade.
The course is really designed so that it is not hard to pass, but you have to actually try. You can't fluff your papers, because he grades them fairly critically. You have three papers and three tests. the first two tests are all essay and are tough. The last test is 100 questions matching/multiple choice/true-false. Like 9 or 10 very small quizzes, of which he drops the lowest.
I made B's on two of the papers, a B on one of the tests, and because I aced the easy, easy quizzes, got an A on one of my tests and one of my papers, it was basically impossible for me to pass the last test and not have an A mathematically.
I highly recommend this professor if you don't mind coming to every class and actually trying on the assignments (you don't even have to try that hard; you just have to try.) He really makes learning fun and has so much to teach. Don't let the hype fool you; if you're here to learn, and don't mind coming to class, don't miss the chance to take this professor.
ENGL-200 : - Posted 6/16/2009
Overall Rating:
Good
Grade:
A
Quantity of Notes:
Moderate
Difficulty:
Moderate
Comments
Dr. Rutledge is an amazing professor. He makes class very entertaining and interesting. The whole class consists of three papers and three tests (including the final) over short stories, drama, and poetry. The first two tests are all essays, but the final, over poetry, is 100 multiple choice, matching, and true or false questions. You have a reading quiz almost every day so attendance is important because you aren't allowed to make up work. The reading quizzes are very easy as long as you read the night before. Oh and his bow ties are awesome. Take this class!
ENG-391 : American Lit I - Posted 3/3/2008
Overall Rating:
Good
Grade:
B
Quantity of Notes:
Moderate
Difficulty:
Moderate
Comments
This class is great! Instead of reading two dozen different authors, we focused on a select five. There are reading quizzes every class, but they are so easy. They are just five to ten questions over the basics of the story. If you read the material at all, you will do fine on the quizzes. He drop s the lowest two grades, and averages the rest of the quizzes together for one grade. There are five essays that need to be three to four pages. He is a slightly hard grader on the essays, but he offers tons of commentary so that you can get better. The final is comprehensive, but not too hard. Study your notes! Several of the questions were about the authors and the writing styles. Rutledge si an amazing professor that really cares about the students education. Take him!
ENG-200 : Introduction To Literature - Posted 7/30/2007
Overall Rating:
Good
Grade:
Not Specified
Quantity of Notes:
Moderate
Difficulty:
Easy
Comments
What can I say about Professor Rutledge that others have not already said? Mr. Rutledge is an extremely intelligent and engaging professor. You will bless the day you decided to enroll in one of his courses.
You will learn much, much more than is required for the course, which is an intellectual blessing if you're serious about education.
I believe another poster commented that is should be a requirement to take one of Professor Rutledge's classes to graduate. I say, AMEN!!!
Please don't pass up the chance with this professor!
ENG-202 : Honors Forum - Posted 5/17/2007
Overall Rating:
Good
Grade:
A
Quantity of Notes:
Few/None
Difficulty:
Easy
Comments
This is only a half hour course, but I felt like it deserved an evaluation. Rutledge is such a sweet man, and this is an easy way to pick up Honors credit and hang out with English majors once every other week. You literally drink tea, eat cookies, and listen to speakers all semester. THAT'S IT! You do have to write a paper, but it can be a poem scribbled on a napkin and Dr. R wouldn't care. He doesn't grade it; he just checks off that you coherently completed the assignment. If you can fit in this class, I would definately reccommend it.
ENG-392 : Survey Of American Lit 2 - Posted 5/11/2007
Overall Rating:
Good
Grade:
B
Quantity of Notes:
Moderate
Difficulty:
Moderate
Comments
Walker Rutledge is one of the sweetest professor's you will ever have. He is mild-mannered and has the greatest accent that makes listening to his lectures a pleasure. Plus, he knows so much about the material that his lectures are very interesting. There is quite a bit of reading involved (it IS a lit survey course) and you have reading quizzes pretty much every day. But the reading quizzes are multiple choice and a breeze if you read the material. There is no one text book for the course since you read poems, short stories and novels. You have to write three short (three to four pages) essays and the final is all multiple choice and true/false. He is a stickler for attendance but it's understandable since you cover basically a book per week. He is a great guy and VERY entertaining in class. I would give him to enthusiastic thumbs up!
ENG-391 : Survey American Lit 1 - Posted 12/29/2006
Overall Rating:
Good
Grade:
A
Quantity of Notes:
Overkill
Difficulty:
Moderate
Comments
Great instructor! He has a zeal for the content, and he makes it interesting to the students. He digresses sometimes, but it always adds to the learning environment. Be prepared to fill your notebook full of notes and side comments. A GREAT experience. You will not regret taking Dr. Rutledge.
ENG-392 : American Lit Ii - Posted 4/17/2006
Overall Rating:
OK
Grade:
B
Quantity of Notes:
Overkill
Difficulty:
Moderate
Comments
Out of all my English classes here at Western this is the one I learned the least from. He is a really nice guy and very enthusiastic but its hard to follow him alot of the time. Also he has a really rigourous reading schedule- like expecting you to read an entire novel in three days, but if your taking this class you probably like to read already. Instead of having tests you have out of class essays that have to be four pages. It's hard to write them because he never gets around to talking about the subject until after you turn in the essay.
ENG- : American Lit 1 - Posted 3/1/2006
Overall Rating:
Good
Grade:
A
Quantity of Notes:
Overkill
Difficulty:
Moderate
Comments
Mr Rutledge's class is the most literary cleansing class at Western. His reading assignments are very long (Moby Dick in two weeks), but once you've gotten through them you will understand the importance. His "tests" are take home papers that he grades difficultly, but go and see him with your paper and he will go over it with you, give suggestions, and correct grammar. Once you are done with the class you will know more about major early literary figures in America than you ever thought you would.
ENG-100 : Intro To Clloege Writing - Posted 1/26/2006
Overall Rating:
Good
Grade:
C
Quantity of Notes:
Moderate
Difficulty:
Moderate
Comments
This class is not a cake walk, but he will teach you ALOT!!!
-Quiz every monday
-3-4 page essay due every Friday!!!
- Final was very hard
Dr. Rutledge is always avaiable to talk to, I reccomened reading over your work multiple times before submiting it. He's a stickaler for grammer!
ENG-300 : Writing In The Disciplines - Posted 1/25/2006
Overall Rating:
Poor
Grade:
C
Quantity of Notes:
Overkill
Difficulty:
Difficult
Comments
VERY DIFFICULT CLASS!! Take another professor, this class shouldn't be so hard.
ENG-300 : Junior English - Posted 1/25/2006
Overall Rating:
Poor
Grade:
Not Specified
Quantity of Notes:
Overkill
Difficulty:
Difficult
Comments
If you are looking for a HARD class, you found it! You have to write 6 documented research papers instead of one, and 5 essays, read 4 books and take quizzes. He is a very hard grader, and it is impossible to get a good grade on the papers. If you register late and miss the first class, you have no chance of doing good in the class. Take someone else!!
ENG-300 : English - Posted 1/23/2006
Overall Rating:
Poor
Grade:
Not Specified
Quantity of Notes:
Overkill
Difficulty:
Difficult
Comments
He does not explain any of the material and expects you to understand. He grades papers and essays very hard. I would NOT recommend his class to anyone!! Do NOT take this professor!!
ENG-100 : English 100 - Posted 1/15/2006
Overall Rating:
Good
Grade:
A
Quantity of Notes:
Moderate
Difficulty:
Moderate
Comments
Professor Rutledge is one of my favortie professors so far at western. He made class so fun and interesting. You have to write an essay a week but if you e-mail it to him before it is due, he will proof read it, so I made A's on all of my essays. You also have a quiz every Monday but he drops the lowest grade. He does take attendance and you can miss up to 3 classes...so that kinda sucked but I would definitely recommend this class! Professor is a very smart man and really knows his stuff. I will be looking to take him for any other english classes i have to take in the future.
ENG-100 : Intro To College Writing - Posted 12/17/2005
Overall Rating:
Good
Grade:
A
Quantity of Notes:
Moderate
Difficulty:
Moderate
Comments
Dr. Rutledge is very entertaining and a great teacher. I learned so much from him, and he is one of the best english teachers i've had. I would definitely suggest taking him for ENG 100.
ENG-300 : Writing - Posted 12/9/2005
Overall Rating:
Poor
Grade:
C
Quantity of Notes:
Overkill
Difficulty:
Difficult
Comments
Do not take this class!! He is an extremely hard professor. There is so much work and he criticizes all your papers. The class starts out fine, but he piles so much more on you in the middle and end of the semester. Take another teacher like Dr. Logan or Waters.
ENGL-100 : Intro. To College Writing - Posted 10/23/2005
Overall Rating:
Poor
Grade:
B
Quantity of Notes:
Moderate
Difficulty:
Moderate
Comments
Professor Rutledge is over bearing. Attendance is absolutly mandatory. He takes off points per day no matter the reason you miss. In the class there is a cumulative quiz EVERY Monday and an essay due EVERY Friday. He is a grammer freak! Be very careful when choosing a professor. This class was the most stressful class I had my entire first year. Before I came to his class I thought I knew how to write, but I found out other wise according to him! One has to forget everything they learned in highschool.
ENG-300 : Junior English - Posted 10/21/2005
Overall Rating:
Poor
Grade:
C
Quantity of Notes:
Overkill
Difficulty:
Difficult
Comments
There is so much work in this class, and he is an extremely tough grader. If you mess up on one assignment, you will NOT get a good grade. Don't take him!
ENG-300 : English - Posted 10/21/2005
Overall Rating:
Poor
Grade:
B
Quantity of Notes:
Not Specified
Difficulty:
Difficult
Comments
This class should not be so difficult. There is so much work, it is overkill. He grades so hard on your papers.There are better professors, take someone else.
ENG-200 : Introduction To Lit - Posted 8/25/2005
Overall Rating:
Good
Grade:
A
Quantity of Notes:
Moderate
Difficulty:
Easy
Comments
Professor Rutledge is one of the best teachers that I have ever had. He has a passion for the material that he teaches and a compassion for his students. He likes to crack jokes about the world and most of what he says is the truth. He makes you feel comfortable from the start, with his bowtie collection. He is always willing to work with you. He also gives extra credit, if you have perfect attendence. I am an ELED major and want to teach English, but Professor Rutledge helped me have the compassion that I need to teach it to others. He's awesome and knows his stuff. Keep up with your reading and he will praise you for that. I took his course in the summer, but I wish I had more time to get to know him.
ENG-382 : Survey Am. Lit. Ii - Posted 7/28/2005
Overall Rating:
Poor
Grade:
B
Quantity of Notes:
Not Specified
Difficulty:
Moderate
Comments
Prof. Rutledge is widely liked by his pupils, so I feel I should speak up for the minority. I did not find the course inordinately difficult, and the workload, I believe, was extremely fair, but be warned...His opinion is the right one, and if you intend to explore the subject matter in any direction that does not coincide with his views, you will get nowhere. I ask a lot of questions, and thrive on intellectual discussion of literature, but this is not to be found in this course. If you are OK with this (as many apparently are) you will be fine, if not, you will be frustrated, but will still do well if you work. I would not describe him as a bad professor, but I would say he is a bit of a dictator.
ENG-202 : - Posted 4/29/2005
Overall Rating:
Good
Grade:
A
Quantity of Notes:
Few/None
Difficulty:
Easy
Comments
This class is wonderful. It is for English Honos students. It meets one day every other week for 55 minutes. Dr. Rutledge provides tea and cookies. You sit around a table and discuss different things or listen to a guest lecture about different topics. It is fun and informative and a good break and an easy A. All you must do to receive an A is miss no more than one class and submit any piece of writing by the end of the semester. It can be a paper you submitted for another class, if you want. Great course. Definitely take it.
ENG-202 : Hon: Literary Women - Posted 1/10/2005
Overall Rating:
Good
Grade:
A
Quantity of Notes:
Few/None
Difficulty:
Easy
Comments
The class was basically an honors forum where he would have speakers come in each meeting and talk about various topics. He offers one each semester (look for the 1/2 credit course) and it's as easy an A as you'll ever make. The only grade you receive is for attendence and a single assignment in the middle of the semester. You meet once every two weeks and get free tea and cookies!
ENG-200 : Indroduction Literature - Posted 1/5/2005
Overall Rating:
Good
Grade:
A
Quantity of Notes:
Moderate
Difficulty:
Easy
Comments
Rotledge is a little quirky, but a good teacher. The class was fairly easy and attendence has to happen for a good grade. There are daily quizzes that are sooooo easy if you do the reading. the notes are pretty much are the topics for the exam. I took the Saturday class for 2 hours and 15 minutes and I thought it was good.
ENG-200 : Introduction To Literature - Posted 11/23/2004
Overall Rating:
Good
Grade:
B
Quantity of Notes:
Moderate
Difficulty:
Easy
Comments
Professor Rutledge is wonderful. I am not all that interested in literature, but he makes it so interesting. I take Saturday class and I have not missed one class meeting because of the way that he presents the material. He is a real character. His tests are essay format, quizzes are multiple choice, and papers of three pages each. I would reccomend eveyone that has to take any English to look for him as the teacher.
ENG-398 : Hemingway And Faulkner - Posted 10/18/2004
Overall Rating:
Good
Grade:
A
Quantity of Notes:
Moderate
Difficulty:
Difficult
Comments
This is hands down the most rewarding class I've taken at Western. I'm talking about actually learning and retaining information beyond the semester.
That being said, I've also never worked harder in any other class. There is a lot of reading, but if you sign up for this class, you shouldn't mind that. Also, these are some of the best and deepest stories you'll ever encounter.
There are reading quizzes every class. If you read the material, they're usually easy (except for Go Down, Moses).
I believe you write five essays over the semester.
Also, if you don't miss any class, you receive two full points on your final average.
You are required to go on a field trip to either Chicago or Oxford,MS. Initially, I wasn't all too thrilled about this requirement; however, once we got down to Mississippi, I really enjoyed it. There are a lot of interesting places and people down there.
So, if you like reading, take this course. Before I took it, I'd never read Faulkner and had only read one of Hemingway's novels. Now they're two of my favorite authors.
Also, Professor Rutledge is amazingly knowledgable on the two writers (as well as a lot of other things). He's very entertaining in class, and genuinely cares about his students' success.
This class not only made me a more perceptive reader, but a better writer as well.
ENG-392 : Survey American Literature Ii - Posted 9/29/2004
Overall Rating:
OK
Grade:
A
Quantity of Notes:
Overkill
Difficulty:
Moderate
Comments
I just don't like him. I don't know what he's trying to be, but it is not working for him. We had a quiz every day after the first class. I read a novel a week. That, coupled with my other school work, was an over kill. The essays were a necessary evil and I believe there were only three. The final wasn't hard at all, I barely studied and I got an A--easy. You can only miss twice, he accepts no excuse. I actually went to the hospital. He doesn't care. Hospital stays, hangovers, they're all the same. I think that is why I don't like him.
ENG-392 : Survey Am. Lit. Ii - Posted 7/16/2004
Overall Rating:
Poor
Grade:
B
Quantity of Notes:
Overkill
Difficulty:
Difficult
Comments
I understand that in a survey course it is necessary to require a great amount of reading, but I think that the reading required for this course is a bit of an overkill. The argument that a student is in college and therefore should have no problem studying and reading 8 hours every night is lame, considering that the United States government and parents in general don't seem to care as much any more whether students go to college, so most of us wind up working 20-40 hours/week to keep our heads above water. And not all of us can read at work! I don't feel like I learned anything in this course, or at least I learned a tiny bit about a lot of things and a lot about NOTHING. If you MUST take a survey in literature, find another professor to teach it. Rutledge's course is OVERKILL.
ENG-398 : Hon. Hemingway & Faulkner - Posted 12/14/2003
Overall Rating:
Good
Grade:
A
Quantity of Notes:
Moderate
Difficulty:
Moderate
Comments
Plain and simple, I loved this class. Professor Rutledge is the best professor I've had at Western. (So far) He has such enthusiasm for this course, and it really shows. He knows so much background and trivia information about Hemingway & Faulkner... you'll learn so much in this class that you would never learn in a general survey course. Integral parts of the class are the two trips you will take... one to Oxford, Mississippi and one to Oak Park, Illinois. They both are interesting, laid-back and fun.
Your grade is based on five essays assigned throughout the semester, and daily quizzes based on the readings. The final is a comprehensive essay comparing/contrasting the two authors. It sounds a little hanus, but its surprisingly easy. In addition, you can earn extra credit if you have perfect attendance. He will take off points if you miss more than two classes. It's a pretty fair policy.
This class has been the best I've ever taken at Western. Take this course with Professor Rutledge. You won't regret it.
ENG-200 : Intro To Literature - Posted 11/7/2003
Overall Rating:
OK
Grade:
Not Specified
Quantity of Notes:
Moderate
Difficulty:
Difficult
Comments
This is probably not the best example of a typical class with Mr. Rutledge because I took a *SATURDAY MORNING 3-HOUR LONG* class of Eng 200. It was at 8:30 in the morning and the class was DEAD. The fact that the class was only held once a week was a problem because:
a) The class does not feel as much of a priority because your other classes that meet multiple times during the week have that added immediacy, meaning you don't put as much effort into the material for this class as you should.
b) If you miss two class meetings you're SCREWED.
Mr. Rutledge seems like an awful nice guy that knows his material very well but the circumstances of the class became its undoing. I have a feeling every last person is going to fail this class this semester unless some *SERIOUS* curving is initiated. Mr. Rutledge himself stated that he has never held a class quite in this manner before, so I don't imagine him doing this format again. I have no doubt in a normal class setting Mr. Rutledge is a fine instructor.
ENG-399 : Topics In Literature - Posted 8/10/2003
Overall Rating:
Good
Grade:
A
Quantity of Notes:
Moderate
Difficulty:
Moderate
Comments
I took this class in May 2003. Mr. Rutledge is a wonderful teacher; he gave us reading quizzes over all of our books, and unlike most teachers, if you read the book, you will actually pass the quiz - no trick questions. There were no tests, just three essays. Class was interesting. I'll definitely take Mr. Rutledge again if the opportunity presents itself.
ENG-392 : English Lit. - Posted 5/6/2003
Overall Rating:
Good
Grade:
A
Quantity of Notes:
Moderate
Difficulty:
Difficult
Comments
Prof. Rutledge is an excellent teacher, one of the best I've ever had. His knowledge of the things he talks about are vast and if he ever dosen't know something he tries hard to fins the answer. You have to read a ton in this class, but he makes it fun.You better read cause you have a quiz every day over what you read.There are no tests besides the final, but you have to write 3 papers duringthe semester based on the readings.I'd advise you to not miss this class, cause you miss a lot.I really didn't take much notes I just listened to what he said.
Pr. Rutledge is one of those teachers that is passionate about what he teaches and wants that same effort in your work, but if you take on this class you will not be sorry, trust me.
ENG-100 : Freshman English - Posted 10/25/2002
Overall Rating:
Poor
Grade:
B
Quantity of Notes:
Few/None
Difficulty:
Moderate
Comments
Prof. Rutledge has a tendency to make you feel like a total idoit. If he does not like your writing, he will make sure you know.
ENG- : English 100 - Posted 4/24/2002
Overall Rating:
Good
Grade:
A
Quantity of Notes:
Few/None
Difficulty:
Easy
Comments
I am a biology major and i hate english with a passion, but Dr. Rutledge made it fun to learn english. You have a total of 17 grades in the class and they all count for the same amount of points EVEN THE FINAL. And you also drop your 3 lowest grades even the final can be dropped so it doesn't stress you out during finals week. He is a great teacher and i would recommend anybody to take him.
ENG-100 : - Posted 4/24/2002
Overall Rating:
Good
Grade:
Not Specified
Quantity of Notes:
Few/None
Difficulty:
Easy
Comments
I absolutely learned more in this English 100 course than I have during my entire educational career. Dr. Rutledge cares about his students, and he wants all students to understand the material well. I would certainly encourage students to take any class with him - it is worth it!
ENG- : Hemingway And Faulkner - Posted 12/15/2001
Overall Rating:
Good
Grade:
B
Quantity of Notes:
Moderate
Difficulty:
Moderate
Comments
Dr. Rutledge is one if the best teachers I've had thus far. He requires daily reading and there are quizzes (mutiple choice) everyday over the readings, but you get to drop your 3 lowest grades. There are no tests, but you write 5 essays, plus an essay for the final over selected readings. After taking Rutledge, I decided to minor in English....he's just that good! Definetly take him if you get the chance. Hey, I'm taking him again next semester.
ENG-200 : Introduction Literature - Posted 3/13/2001
Overall Rating:
OK
Grade:
A
Quantity of Notes:
Moderate
Difficulty:
Moderate
Comments
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ENG-200 : Literature - Posted 10/20/2000
Overall Rating:
Good
Grade:
A
Quantity of Notes:
Moderate
Difficulty:
Moderate
Comments
This teacher is great! He really is very knowledgable about a lot of things. He makes the class interesting. At the beginning of each class you will usually have a 5 question quiz. They are really easy if you read the material. He also doesn't give you very much to read at a time.
ENG-391 : American Lit - Posted 9/5/2000
Overall Rating:
Good
Grade:
A
Quantity of Notes:
Overkill
Difficulty:
Moderate
Comments
Dr. Rutledge is very, very interesting. His lectures hold your attention easily, and he knows a lot of unexpected trivia, which is enjoyable to hear. He is one of my favorite teachers ever. Take him if you get the chance.
ENG-391 : Survey of Am. Lit I - Posted 5/1/2000
Overall Rating:
OK
Grade:
B
Quantity of Notes:
Overkill
Difficulty:
Difficult
Comments
Dr. Rutledge is a very intelligent person and an effective professor;however, his instructing methods are biased, from a feminist's standpoint. In the first half of American Literature, our class did not survey a single female writer. When women's issues were brought to his attention, he dismissed them immediately. For instance, Rutledge dismissed Hester Prynne, from THE SCARLET LETTER, as an oppressed character--which is a major theme of the novel. Anyone who truly understands the definition of oppressed will clearly believe that Hester was a victim of her Puritian society and was oppressed. As far as the class structure is concerned, Rutledge gives quizzes every class period, gives two take home essay exams, two in class essay exams, and a multiple choice final. Not only do students need to attend class every meeting, read the assignments, and take notes--students must be proficient essayists in order to receive a decent grade in his course.
ENG-391 : Survey of American Lit I or II - Posted 4/16/2000
Overall Rating:
Good
Grade:
B
Quantity of Notes:
Overkill
Difficulty:
Difficult
Comments
Dr. Rutledge is a GREAT teacher. His lectures are all notes but very entertaining. There are quizzes every single day and you can only drop 1 or 2 grades. You have to read every night or you will fail the quizzes and they count a lot. His tests are mostly essay and he grades hard, but listening to him speak is worth the class. I worked hard for my B but definitely enjoyed every bit of class!
ENG-398 : Hemingway and Faulkner - Posted 4/15/2000
Overall Rating:
Good
Grade:
A
Quantity of Notes:
Moderate
Difficulty:
Moderate
Comments
Dr. Rutledge is one of the best teachers I've had since I came to Western. He is genuinely concerned about his students' success, and he makes his lectures interesting and relevant. I highly recommend him.
ENG-391 : Survery of American Lit I - Posted 4/13/2000
Overall Rating:
Good
Grade:
A
Quantity of Notes:
Overkill
Difficulty:
Moderate
Comments
Professor Rutledge is Awesome!