This is really neat :)

Pointy | September 20, 03:20 CET

I'd even call it "nifty"!

Maeve | September 20, 03:50 CET

Maeve -- language, please! This isn't today's porn thread.

Pointy | September 20, 05:02 CET

Hmmm...I'm doing a thesis on using Buffy as a teacher--not to teach, but to help adolescents with their issues. Not quite the same, but, I wonder if I should inquire as to whether or not they'd be interested?

Granted this is all purely academic (har) seeing as I'm not even through with my research...

ETA: I just re-read this (my brain not functioning well at this late hour), and I'm thinking: not. C'est la guerre.

[ edited by BandofBuggered on 2008-09-20 07:23 ]

BandofBuggered | September 20, 07:21 CET

Hey, I could write something for this!

ManEnoughToAdmitIt | September 20, 15:54 CET

I'm a teacher in training and I would LOVE to use Buffy in the classroom. These papers are of great interest to me!

I read/heard the show referred to one time as "group therapy for a generation." That's always stuck with me.

Buffy the Slayer Layer | September 20, 19:30 CET

I'm teaching a class on Buffy and literary theory next semester. I'm very excited.

Biff Turkle | September 20, 20:40 CET

I tried to sit in on her first class when she started at my school. But it was a freshman seminar. I still need to look her up and see how it all went. A few of the profs at my uni will come up and tell me about Buffy papers they hear at conferences. It always makes me SO happy. Especially since they all FINALLY stopped mocking me for my love of all things Whedon. I also got to turn in a number of papers written around Buffy while I got my degree. How fun is that?

ruthless1 | September 20, 22:49 CET