Teachers are people too, right? People who can go on sites like Facebook and get an account and start posting drunken photos and letting people know that they want "whatever they can get." Except they don't actually do that (at least not that we've found).

But Princeton's own English prof Jeff Nunokowa has taken Facebook to the other extreme, using it for educational purposes. Now even our most trusted procrastinatory friend could become our worst nightmare, especially if you're an English major.

All thing's considered, Nunokowa's Facebook page is pretty chill. He writes notes (207, last we checked, all of educational value) and his profile looks like a philosophical take on the intersection between yearbooks and the dining halls. Or something.

The best part, though, is that you get to see the Professor's trains of thoughts, as he posts questions to himself on his wall in the "Dear Jeff" format.

And then "Jeff" proceeds to answer himself, like on August 28th, when he told himself:

"Dear Jeff:
I know what kind of mood you're in--maybe you should listen to those people who think you should cut down on the coffee... "