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Tell Us About The Weird Stuff Your Professors Do

We’ve all experienced strange things at Penn State. In fact, we at Onward State have an entire series dedicated to the strange things we overhear at Penn State. Now, we want to know the weirdest thing your professor has ever done in class at Penn State.

It can be funny. It can be lame. It can even be cringe-worthy. If it’s weird, we want to know about it.

So please, fill out this form below, and tell us about that one time your professor went bonkers.

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CJ Doon

CJ is a senior journalism major from Long Island and Onward State's Sports Editor. He is a third-generation Penn Stater, and his grandfather wrestled for the university back in the 1930s under coach Charlie “Doc” Speidel. Besides writing, one of his favorite activities is making sea puns. You can follow him on Twitter @CJDoon, and send your best puns to [email protected], just for the halibut.

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