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I just finished a paper for my Art History class, due later today. It's mediocre to good, but that's beside the point. In it I absolutely deride two famous architects, Denise Scott Brown and Robert Venturi, for their hideous buildings and disgusting ideas of what architecture, in 1971, should entail. Here's an excerpt:

Upon finishing that sentence, re-reading it, staring blankly at the page for several minutes, uttering a slight chuckle and asking myself if it was some kind of architects' inside joke—They have to be kidding!—I decided that I hate Denise Scott Brown and Robert Venturi.

[ Full Paper ]

I know I'm allowed my opinion, and I'm not too concerned about it, but am I actually allowed to take these kinds of liberties with assignments?

Just in case, I added a footnote to the first page reading "Please don't fail me." Then I added something about "contempt for mankind" in the conclusion. Just for good measure.

Peace.
-Todd