Strange. I never learned it in college, just on my own for fun, but I've found it to be quite elegant (if impractical compared to better modern languages). The fact that everything is an expression and you can use any expression anywhere makes it very easy to learn, and powerful.

I personally find it more enjoyable to use than things like C. Then again, for one historical reason or another, C-type languages won, and nowadays are the easiest path to making software, since you'll inevitably have to interact with an OS, window toolkit, libraries, etc..., that all have a C/C++ interface...