daft_student

In honour of one of my favourite little pieces of Simpson's dialogue:

Any one of my students who uses either the word "embiggen" or "cromulent" in their critical summaries or mid-terms will receive a perfect grade.

Examples include, but are not limited to, "Our discussion of concequentialist ethics can be embiggened by analyzing Utilitarianism in particular." Or, "The Cruzan case is a perfectly cromulent example of the question of euthanasia in medical ethics."

C'mon people, this is the way to make up getting "there, their and they're" mixed up.