Dr. Homan,

In a previous post, you asked if you were the professor commonly thought of as crazy and crucial. I asked around, and found out that it is another professor and not you. But, even if it was you I would still stay. Challenges are good, right? And crucial. This word, when used in describing a professor, means the professor is a perfectionist, hard to please, sometimes moody and that moodyness may translate into grading habits, which means grading and the standard used for grading is not consistent. I believe Webster had the same idea.

Crucial: extremely trying; severe; difficult

So, there is my crucial definition and how it applies to professors. Actually though, as I read my definition of crucial, you don’t seem crucial. Yes, I know that you will sleep peacefully at night, knowing that I don’t think you are crucial. Haha. Take care!

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