I once asked a college professor to explain a so-called "trivial" conversion from one equation to the next. (Rumor had it that he had borrowed his text extensively from Schaum's Outlines, but I was just mainly puzzled how he got from A to B). After about 45 minutes of scribbling madly to show how easy it was, the bell rang, and he looked at me wistfully and said, "saved by the bell". His secret will be safe to the grave. Perhaps Professor Yoo's as well.

I thought it was great. Was this one of the comics, or was it a student. Boy, that dickhead Yoo sure bailed in a hurry, didn't he?

Berkeley is letting Yoo teach 'constitutionality'?

Have things changed? My understanding was that Yoo was doing time at Harvey Mudd or some such college down in Orange County and was on "sabbatical" from UCB.