Here is our first attempt at MCTS bloopers. For some reason, James White looks nervous. Dr. White also talks about his time at MCTS.
PS: One correction – Dr. Haykin will not be lecturing at our January 2012 module. Instead, Dr. Waldron will be on eschatology.
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