theallnighter:

An AllNighter Original
Professors are like apps. 

lol

theallnighter:

An AllNighter Original

Professors are like apps. 

lol

theallnighter:

An AllNighter Original
Professors are like apps. 

lol

theallnighter:

An AllNighter Original

Professors are like apps. 

lol

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    This is an excellent comparison. I’ve never had a professor be one of these, more often a combination of them.
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• the conveying of opinions publicly without interference by the government : the right to freedom of expression.
• the look on someone's face that conveys a particular emotion : a sad expression.
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