MEDFORD — One moment, Jonathan Garlick is doing something you might expect of a scholarly looking researcher, leading Tufts University freshmen through a discussion of the complicated scientific, ethical, and political questions surrounding stem cell research.
The next moment, Garlick does perhaps the last thing you would expect of a mild-mannered, 60-year-old scientist and college professor: He cranks up a karaoke machine, dons a baseball cap (tilted to the side), and becomes the Stem Cell Rapper. He adapts what they were talking about to popular rap music, and — in his words — “breaks it down.”
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So how much does this class cost? One would hope that by the time a student attends college, they no longer need to be entertained into learning.
Great, the spoiled brat generation now has professors doing rap. How about they pull their pants up, straighten out the hats and adjust to adult living?