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Doug Craig

University of Winnipeg

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Nov. 7, 2011
BIOCH 3505
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I found Dr. Craig\'s teaching style confusing (therefore, worse than useless) and his exams a little on the unfair side. He is nice as a person, but perhaps not the most sympathetic prof. Overall, I would not recommend him, but I would not run away if I -had- to take a class with ihm more

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