Journalism Class - Thursday September 29

[jerusalem-s.livejournal.com]

The screens in Spider’s classroom this morning are showing various scenes from around the school and school grounds. Various students are in the study hall, walking between the buildings, arguing, making out… just another average morning.

Spider’s desk is covered in maps and there are semi-transparent displays clustered around him as he rummages. Before the desk, on an easel, is the following notice.

Students:

Today we’re going to discuss the student election process because, to date, I haven’t seen any process at all. Do the candidates have stated public platforms yet? Have there been debates scheduled? Do we have a date for the elections themselves? What, exactly, are the duties and powers for the various positions?

Discuss and/or ferret out the answers.





((OOC: There will be a later post regarding tomorrow’s field trip. I have to go back and check who signed up to go and whether they all really have turned in their permission slips. I also have to go back and respond to students in yesterday’s class because last night got a little out of hand so I didn’t get back to that – and my deepest apologies.))

Comments

[auroryborealis.livejournal.com]

Rory laughs. "Nope. It's 'my boyfriend's mad at me because a guy with the same name as him kissed me as part of an assignment.'"

[valentine-tart.livejournal.com]

"Wow. That is a new one. You should definitely come over." Beka tries not to snicker. This conversation, begun as part of her personal campaign to rehabilitate the gunbunnies and show responsible and concerned student citizenship, has become fun. The irony of it, that she's actually doing what she was pretending to do, does not escape her.