[prion]

This is leaving class to go to the bathroom. Not between classes and lunch. Kindergarten through college, I can't remember a single occasion when I had to leave class to pee. If you're leaving class three times a day for it, I'd have to agree a doctor's visit is in order.

[SarahW]

I can't recall a single time when I had enough time to exchange/juggle books and classes on opposite sides of the building AND take care of feminine hygiene between classes.

THis is a bad plan on so many levels. It's outrageous.

[GB]

I was about to rip this until I saw this meant leaving class, as you noted, to go to the bathroom. I think this is most reasonable and anyone having to leave class to go to the bathroom 15 times in a month either has urinary or bowel problems or is up to no good? (What was that Brownsville Station song of a few years ago?)

When I was in high school, there were like six periods in a day and we had a five minute break between four of the periods and a 10-minute break between two of the periods. That was sufficient time to take care of bodily functions, barring illness.

[gcruse]

...between classes and lunch.

The amazing thing to me is that it took eight posts before the obvious showed up.

[jjm2111]

Kindergarten through college, I can't remember a single occasion when I had to leave class to pee.

Just because you can't remember doesn't mean it didn't happen. Jesus, who remembers stuff like that anyway?

[redheadtoo]

I can't remember a single occasion when I had to leave class to pee.

You either have a terrible memory or you are not human. But, even if you have a bladder worthy of Superman you cannot expect that the rest of humanity to be able to compete with your obviously phenomenal control. It's a pity that holding your pee is not an Olympic sport. You are gold medal material.