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Pete on September 19th, 2003

Holiday University
College of General Debauchery
Department of Gutterslutology


GS 101 - Introduction to Guttersluts — 3 Hours, Prerequisite: Debauchery 212

Required Reading:

Instructor: This is a self-study course; but Self-Appointed Director of Gutterslutology, Pete Holiday will be available for questions and tutoring.

Grading

Weekly Assigned Work:200 points
Quizzes:100 points
Two Exams:400 points
Final Exam:300 points
Total:Add it up your damn self.


Schedule

Week 1Course Overview
Week 2Definition of Subject Matter
Week 3Differentiating between types of miscreants
Week 4Identification of Guttersluts
Week 5Famous Guttersluts
Week 6“Tools” of the Trade
Week 7Locating Trailer Parks & White Trash
Week 8Lying, Cheating, and Stealing (Boyfriends)
Week 9Dressing the Part
Week 10The way to a Man’s heart. (Note: it’s not through his stomach)
Week 11Field Trips: The Industry
Week 12Final Exam “Review”



You can lead a horticulture but you can’t make her think. ~Dorothy Parker

9 Responses to “GS 101: A Syllabus”

  1. Tess says:

    And the tuition is?

  2. Pete says:

    Why, free of course! You don\’t think a gutterslut would CHARGE, do you?

  3. Tess says:

    Ah yes, because we\’re not talking about gutter whores. Got it.

  4. Jo says:

    I think this course is actually offered at Illinois State, fine institution that it is…I think in the women\’s studies department maybe..hhmmm…

  5. Pete says:

    Yeah… what\’s the random (and probably made up) statistic that gets thrown around? 1/4 girls on campus has an STD? Ick. Guttersluts indeed. (But not you, of course)

  6. Jo says:

    I believe the current stat being circulated is that one in three people at ISU has herpes…but then again they also say most ISU students have 4 or fewer drinks a week and I think we all know better than that…

  7. pete says:

    That depends, Jo… if you consider \”a drink\” to be \”a sixpack\” it probably works out.

  8. Jo says:

    Yeah I guess that would be just about right on the drinks….and I guess herpes is just an occupational hazard of riding the ho train here at ISU

  9. Pete says:

    It\’s not often you see herpes listed as an \”occupational hazard.\” But, in this case, it seems strangely appropriate.