Cartoons about Colleges & Universities
by Theresa (T-) McCracken
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Anthropology Cartoon 7713: A cannibal saying to another, "I'm getting too old to hunt. Let's contact that professor who wanted to study us and eat the students he sends to do the research."
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Art Cartoon 3794: Students pass doors, "Liberal Arts" and "Conservative Crafts."
Education Cartoon 2241: A professor asking another who's just shot someone, "Enforcing the publish or perish rule, Dean McWit?"
Education Cartoon 3195: Books falling off shelves completely cover a man. "Professor McWit, crushed by an avalanche of Philosophy 101 texts, proves again that a little knowledge is a dangerous thing."
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Teacher Cartoon 2697: A teacher says to students, “I had a difficult decision: accept that 90% of you failed the test, or invent a radical new grading curve involving a radical new mathematical system."
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Math Cartoon 3204: A teacher writes on the blackboard, "Math 101, for those who can only count to 100."
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University Cartoon 5073: A student with a space alien as a teacher thinking, "Why do I always get a teaching assistant whose pronunciation is awful?"
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Vampire Cartoon 7178: Dracula interviewing at a school says, “I can only teach night classes.”
Professor Cartoon 1782: A kid asks her professorial father, "Dad, why are you going to deliver a paper in Boston? Couldn't you find a paper route closer to home?"
University Cartoon 2102: A space alien in a college admission's office saying, "Hi, I understand you're having a hard time finding qualified minority students."
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Cartoons From a Slightly Warped Mind
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