[RetiredArmy]

I have heard many a story from local college kids that they run the risk of getting bad grades from liberal professors if the kids say anything anti Obama or anti dimocrat and pro conservative or Christian. I heard a kid talking on the radio the other day say he is afraid for his grades and has to keep his mouth shut and offer no opinions because he wants to get good grades and graduate. But, because of these types of professors who would flunk a kid simply because he believed different than a professor is just plain wrong. We all know the things to say about it. I could mention a hundred here. But, simply, this is morally wrong.

[Fred Hayek]

I would say tell the professor exactly what he wants to hear. Then five years after graduation when the alumni association calls, tell them to sod off, and why.

[A_perfect_lady]

I don’t really agree with the “tell the prof what he wants to hear” approach. I argued with my professors all through grad school. I argued in class, I argued on paper, I stalked them to their offices and argued some more. I argued at parties. I argued at conferences... upon reflection, they may have given me “A”s in hopes I’d just hurry up and go away. ;^)