(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
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Talking way too fast
“We’re in 310-1 so we do calculus/math proofs”
Kane says something to make the class laugh
Let me tell you a side story
“This is very simple math”
5-minute break
“It’s on the notes”
“Put it away!”
War on drugs
Holds up the printed notes and expects the entire class to be able to read them
“I’m debating getting a new textbook”
Q.E.D—“Quite easily done” (actually quod erat demonstrandum)
“I once had a student…”
Sports reference
“I love questions”
Reminds people that we’ll have a behavioral reading on the midterm if someone uses technology
“This will be on the exam”
Any random economist
Posts the PSET late
“When I was a TA…”
Talks about the 70’s/80’s/90’s
Mentions his professor friends
Tries to fix the projector but fails
“You guys are better than students 10 years ago”
10 minutes without teaching economics
Wears a button-up shirt and black slacks
Procrastinates on writing midterms/exams
“I’ll be nice to you guys this year b/c of COVID”
Reminds people to pull up masks
Tells a grad school story
“You learned this in 202”
Evil laugh
“I’ve been teaching this class for many years”
Northwestern econ majors go on to make a lot of money
“Studies have actually shown…”
“Uh I couldn’t hear that”
____ are cooperators
Mentions Wrigley Field
IT guy comes to the rescue
Mentions Behavioral
“When I was in grad school…”
Pronounces finance as fuh-nance
“What’s the answer … GO”
“When I was at Williams…”
We’ll get a PHD in economics if life goes wrong
We should have an econ class on this topic
Mentions friend who wrote the textbook
Disses non-Northwestern schools
“We’re right about where I want us to be”
“NO NO NO”
“You’re a smart Northwestern kid”
Brushes dust off of the lectern
No technology
No new notes
Laser pointer/crusty fingernails
Coughs
Something latin
Go to TA section
Tries to solicit/extort an answer from the class
Mentions the edition of the textbook
Projects printed articles onto the screen
Don’t drink alcohol/Be safe out there
Scans with fingers
Print your notes
Tries to guess someone’s name
Assigns more readings because someone was on their phone
Don’t do drugs
Technology is bad
“Put away put away put away”
Kane getting mildly annoying
Mentions MMSS
“Don’t do that!”
Rigorous training makes Northwestern econ majors incredibly valuable in the labor market
Shameless plug for his other econ class(es)
“I’ve been doing this class for many years”
Shows up late
Mentions any other Econ that isn’t behavioral or MMSS