Problem Statement

I randomly picked out a topic to cover and present for one of my courses and, because the programs are rather mish-mash, I'm with the last year students (I'm a second year), I'm way out of my depth with the level of the topic. Being able to present a dense 40pg chapter is not my ballpark to be exact... the paper is also not in my native language and the presentation should be 10 minutes... I don't think there's an option to 'change' the topic, but tomorrow when I have lectures I'll ask my prof about approaching the topic. I still thought maybe some of you have advice on how to tackle dense papers/situations like this without getting completely strewn up in it.

My Solution

Give the talk in your native langauge. If the professor tries to fail you for your performance, call him a racist and threaten to sue the school if he does'nt give you an "A".

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A Bronx family court judge allegedly tried hooking up on a swinger app with a mom whose custody case she was hearing.

 

47-year-old Judge Cynthia Lopez reached out to Sydney Southerland on the 3Fun app.

 

Southerland, who's trying to get her kids back, shot back and said: "B*tch, you know who the f**k I am."

 

The public profile claims Lopez is bis*xual and has a male partner named 'Ant.'

 

"We love thick girls just as much as we love petite girls! At the end of the day it’s all about personality. Guys at the most should be stocky and I the female, prefer males to be somewhat endowed," the profile read.

 

"POV: you’re currently going to family court and the judge who acts like she hates you, inboxes you on a swingers dating app… a week before the next court date," Southerland said on TikTok.

 

Lopez has since announced her recusal from the case.