| "I'm a former AEC student. Madden, huh? Let's see... yeh, I remember. He was in one of my classes. You say he was the teacher?" |
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Jack Splatt, former AEC 110 student, 1992
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| "Everyone has strengths and weaknesses, you know. He's . . . how should I say it? . . . He's not ALL bad. Yeh, that's it." |
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Jill Yamamura, former officemate at the University of Waikiki
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| "Madden's good. I took five computer drawing classes from him. Now I'm starting to learn how to use the Delete key. I owe it all to him." |
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I.M. Sloe, former AEC student
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| "He's a great teacher. He teaches by example. When he explains something, he's so dumb that you're constantly reminded of the importance of education." |
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Calvin Klein Jr., Department Chair at UHPA
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| "Yeh, how ya' doin'? I'd be glad to tell ya' about that guy Madden (we used to call him 'Da Worm'). We was business partners a few years ago. We had a real successful thing goin'. I learned a lot from 'em, and he got me where I am today. When I get outta here in one year, two months, and five days, I'm gonna pay 'em a visit -- jus' to thank 'em in my own way for where he got me, you know? Tell Da Worm I haven't forgotten 'em." |
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Jake "Da Snuffer" Palooza, former business associate.
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| "He's . . . . uh, he's . . . . I suppose he's . . . . Yeh, OK . . he's a teacher I know." |
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G.M.I. Krayzee, former colleague at the University of Mummamoomoohaha
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| "You want a peer opinion of mine? A PEER? That's an insult." |
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Michael Ling, professional colleague
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| "The greatest teacher I've known. A real inspiration to his students, phenomenally knowledgeable, and he's been a tremendous impact on my life. I appreciate the opportunity to offer my opinion. Don Martin is the best." |
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Cliff Noats, former student (of Don Martin -- oops)
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| "You must be joking! I'd like to tell you a few things about that guy, but I can't. A judge a few years ago said I needed to find some better language." |
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Lin Sue Madden, former wife and colleague (current Maple Ridge Sanitarium resident)
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| "Sure I know him. I try to take as many classes as I can from him. He makes everything so simple that you can usually get an "A" and at the same time get your money back at the end." |
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Tim Cruise, recent AEC 110, 114, and 118 student
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| "He's OK. One thing I noticed, though, is that he gets a strange look on his face if you ask him if his online peer opinions are real." |
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Sloeto Catchon, current student |