Scott Baker

Mr. Baker seems very knowledgeable about the 5 parts of the epidaectic genres of the intrinsic forensical stock issues. His beard is an inspiration to us all. If one were walking through the woods and saw him they might think that they were seeing bigfoot. If you went to Vietnam you would most probably see him in the jungle, still killing the vietcong with his awesome beard. As the world changes, and we are not sure of much anything anymore, we know that that Mr Baker will always be wearing his beard, and that it will be wilder and bushier than ever before.

The five genres of the epidaectics:

B - BEARD!!!! A - aepicaectic k - kekidaectic E - epidactic R - repidaectic

This class is really challenging, but fun. I love the way Professor Baker thinks. He is very philosophical but its not weird, just thought provoking.

The speeches require much organization and thought but they are all different and relate to real life. To be honest, the class seems to drag a little near the end of the semester, but overall the class is exciting.

The midterm and final are essays which may be a little too complicated because it is required that we incorporate so many thoughts into one paper.

This is not an easy class, but it's good. You learn a ton and get experience in public speaking. The thing is that it's just project after project and they're all stressful. The topics upon which students are required to speak are original and require a lot of thought. There are no in-class tests; the tests are essays, but they are not easy either. It's a good class.