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The classroom is packed with graduate students and TOM. PROFESSOR LAMBEAU (52) is at the lectern. The chalkboard behind him is covered with theorems.
LAMBEAU
Please finish McKinley by next month.
Many of you probably had this as
undergraduates in real analysis. It
won't hurt to brush up. I am also
putting an advanced fourier system on the
main hallway chalkboard--
Everyone groans.
LAMBEAU (cont'd)
I'm hoping that one of you might prove
it by the end of the semester. The
first person to do so will not only be
in my good graces, but go on to fame
and fortune by having their
accomplishment recorded and their name
printed in the auspicious "M.I.T. Tech."
Prof. Lambeau holds up a thin publication entitled "M.I.T. Tech." Everyone laughs.
LAMBEAU (cont'd)
Former winners include Nobel Laureates,
world renowned astro-physicists, Field's
Medal winners and lowly M.I.T.
professors.
More laughs.
LAMBEAU (cont'd)
Okay. That is all.
A smattering of applause. Students pack their bags.
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