When I finally finish my education some day, rest assured that in at least one course there'll be no easy A, I'd love to fail a bunch of morons. Also, as much as people love to slam the tenure system, it's what allows professors to teach really hard classes. I know a few professors who haven't gotten tenure yet and will admit to watering down their courses because they need positive evals from the highest number of students they can to get their eventual tenure approved and not get fired. This stuff, sadly, isn't confined to undergrads, I know a few slackers who whined and bumbled their way to a master's. It's like everything has to be guaranteed to everyone willing to put in time. Yeah, you were physically present for 3 years of grad school, but you did nothing and can barely spell, you're not entitled to a master's degree. It's too bad our economy continues to evolve into one where you MUST have a college degree, because some people just aren't cut out for it, but could've had a great life working in a factory in the 60's. Some people just have a better history and genetic endowment and we have to accept that. As much as I'd like to be an NFL d-lineman, I just can't, because I have neither the right genes nor the right training, but instead of crying outside of Ted Thompson's office and calling him an unfair jerk, I had to go into a field I was able to succeed in.