the life of a political science major at McMaster

Hey Poli Sci kids!

Although the obsession with flappy bird has surely died down, I couldn't help but to make a Mac Poli Sci version after discovering this make-your-own flappy bird generator!

Hey Poli Sci kids,

I hope all your exams went well! The 2O06 political theory exam yesterday concluded second year, and I am sure first year's 1G06 with Dr. Todd Alway was completed too. 

Also was anyone else totally blown away by seeing our professors during the exam? I could feel the knowledge and wisdom radiating from them as they walked past me. It was divine.

Hey Poli Sci kids!

I'm sure many of you are awfully distraught after your last Political Science class of the year. If it was before today then I hope your recovery is going well so far.

I am having a very difficult time departing from some of the best professors who have had the greatest impact in my life. I anticipate next year will be even better.

I would like to wish you all the best of luck on your exams. 

A custom version of 2048, the addictive tile-matching game.

I apologize that I have not been able to snap a clear picture of Dr. James Ingram during lecture. When he begins to speak it seems like the rest of the world does not matter anymore because what he has to say is of great importance. I never even look at my phone during his lectures, let alone try to take a clear picture.

So as a temporary solution I have found this picture from the McMaster Political Science Department page. If you want to learn more about this wonderful professor check out: http://www.politicalscience.mcmaster.ca/people/jingram

Ladies and gentlemen, I present to you another great and superior Political Science professor at McMaster: Peter Graefe!

His night class (Political Science 2F03E: Politics, Power & Influence) is an absolutely wonderful course! Even though it is a two-hour night class, with tutorials just before or following, he manages to keep us all alert and focused with his regularly humorous side comments.

So excited for Dr. James Ingram’s lecture today at 2:30pm. Don’t miss out! We will be continuing Alexis de Tocqueville’s Democracy in America.

The last day of Pol Sci 2O06 in first term was a heart-wrenching day as us political science students of McMaster University departed from our beloved Dr. John Seaman.

However, we have been introduced to a new and quite fabulous professor in second term: Dr. James Ingram.

He seems like a really great professor so far! Super pumped for the rest of the term!!!