I had Decker for the 60s Cluster, both 60A and 60B. While he might be a nice person, he's not the most interesting person to listen to when he is lecturing.

I feel like he could have made his portion of the class a lot more interesting than it was, which by the way consisted of the literature and film. He also seemed to expect too much from a class of science majors that was only taking the cluster to get their GEs out of the way -- which I suppose is his right, but he seemed to get frustrated when no one had input to his questions.

His readings were occasionally interesting, but usually boring. The film clips he did show in class however, were pretty interesting. But I was SUPER disappointed when we only say the opening to the Godfather and not the whole thing.

I didn't take his seminar because I heard it was one of the more difficult ones (although I ended up in one that was pretty hard anyway) and simply because I don't think I was really that interested.

I found that while his portion of the course was one of the most interesting to me, he just had a way of talking that I just didn't enjoy listening to -- sorry Decker, it's not you, its me.