Sorry to hear that Picax2, because you seem to me exactly the kind of person I would want in class with me (teaching or student), wish you could have gone to college with me then. I went from 74-78, and by 74 all the 60s events on campus -rebellion/riots/protests/shootings/takeovers and all that stuff - were over and everyone breathed a sigh of relief, and basically ignored the students for a solid 10 years until the nanny mentality came roaring back.
But the dumbing down of the college curriculum had not really got started yet, nor had the entire 'college is a trade school so you can get a good job,' or the 'student as client/customer' so I was ridden hard and put up wet, and it was an intellectual paradise.
And though I was a science/education student, I went over to the theater department to volunteer to do stage-work, knowing that a) theater students have much better parties then say physics majors or the College of Education, and b), if you can't get laid in a theater department you can't get laid anywhere. It's full of actors, those are girls (and boys if you prefer) who love to play dress up, have little to no modesty or shame, and are pretty much crazy/insane/psycho on top of it, and desperately crave attention, affection and admiration and will do anything to get them. And they can fake it pretty convincingly, so that's a bonus. And I was coming out of 12 years of Catholic school so I was absolutely repressed and obsessed, and full of all sorts of sick, twisted and depraved ideas. That theater department was god's gift to me for having put up with that.