Jeff,
         Thanks for your comments. I guess that explains why you're at
Enron rather than PG&E.    By the way, if you have not already met, I am
sure you would enjoy talking about energy markets with Professor Severin
Borenstein, the Director of UC's Energy Institute.


At 03:23 PM 9/28/99 +0000, you wrote:


>furthering our discussion from the break yesterday evening, and for what it's
>worth to add another data point, i'd like to pass along my view that 1) the
>course is extremely challenging, 2) the course is extremely interesting,
>informative, pertinent and useful, 3) the course is extremely well organized,
>and 4) the course's level of difficulty and demands are consistent with the
>requirements of a top-notch graduate professional program.  in addition, it 
is
>my view that the "amount" of questions given in the problem sets, and the
>level
>of difficulty of the problems, while quite significant, is appropriate and
>offers individuals the opportunity to choose to do some or all of the
>problems.
>finally, i am indifferent to the frequency with which any particular
>individual
>speaks during class, as long as the questions, comments, discussion, etc.
>do not
>detract from accomplishing the objectives during any given lecture.
>
>

    Jonathan Leonard
    Professor

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