Speech Comm

[prof-cregg.livejournal.com]

301--Final Project

Scrawled hurriedly on the board, it says simply:

NO CLASS
In Office
Veronica Mars, See Me ASAP

All questions will be answered tomorrow.CJC

Office Hour

[prof-cregg.livejournal.com]

[She's restless, on the internet, and periodically rises to pace. Muttering can be heard--words like Nancy Drew, and Encyclopedia Brown. The longer she waits, the more annoyed she gets.]

Office Hours - Abnormal Psychology

[romanywitch]

Jenny was going over class records and scanning in make-up homework assignments--and possibly downloading old episodes of Bitterwoman off the internet.


{{OOC: My boss may or may not be in today, depending on weather, so wish me luck.}}

Library (12/14/05)

[janet_fraiser]

After Classics--and a quick trip to visit Daniel--Janet opened up the library, dropped her backpack in a corner, and started finding excuses not to work.

Study Hall (12/14/2005)

[romanywitch]

After office hours, Jenny unlocked the door into Study Hall, maneuvered her containers of coffee, bagels, and cream cheese for the students, then set up her laptop and started working.

Language Classes, 12/14

[game-of-you.livejournal.com]

Scrawled on the blackboard:



Classes cancelled today. Work on your final projects and review the units on Greek or Japanese, as appropriate. There will be a quiz on Monday and your final projects are due Wednesday.

I still need a TA for next term.

Mathematics: Intermediates Exam

[charlieeppes.livejournal.com]

A dice is handed out to each the students along with the test


1. An urn contains a number of colored balls, with equal numbers of each color. Adding 20 balls of a new color to the urn would not change the probability of drawing (without replacement) two balls of the same color.

How many balls are in the urn? (Before the extra balls are added.)


2. An absentminded professor buys two boxes of matches and puts them in his pocket. Every time he needs a match, he selects at random (with equal probability) from one or other of the boxes. One day the professor opens a matchbox and finds that it is empty. (He must have absentmindedly put the empty box back in his pocket when he took the last match from it.) If each box originally contained n matches, what is the probability that the other box currently contains k matches? (Where 0 < k < n.)


3. Roll a standard pair of six-sided dice, and note the sum. There is one way of obtaining a 2, two ways of obtaining a 3, and so on, up to one way of obtaining a 12. Find all other pairs of six-sided dice such that:
a. The set of dots on each die is not the standard {1,2,3,4,5,6}.
b. Each face has at least one dot.
c. The number of ways of obtaining each sum is the same as for the standard dice.


4. Is the number 2438100000001 prime or composite?

5. What is the expected number of times a fair die must be thrown until all scores appear at least once?

6. A farmer has four straight pieces of fencing: 1, 2, 3, and 4 yards in length. What is the maximum area he can enclose by connecting the pieces? Assume the land is flat.

( ooc instructions )

Creative Writing: Poetry, Lesson Seven

[geoff-chaucer.livejournal.com]

Wednesday, December 14, 7:00PM FST

Just a quick reminder to everyone that your sestinas will be read aloud in class next week, so if you're having trouble writing please make time to come see me. Also, if you owe make-up work, I need it turned in to me by Thursday, December 15 -- which is tomorrow, by the way.

( Creative Writing: Poetry, Lesson Seven )

The following students have two or more unexcused absences. If you have not yet seen me about make-up work for the classes missed, please do so.
scissors___: two absences, have discussed make-up work
death_n_binky two absences, have discussed make-up work
rory__gilmore two absences

Make-up work needs to be handed in to me no later than Thursday, December 15 (yes OMG tomorrow).

Professor Chaucer's Office Hours, Wednesday

[geoff-chaucer.livejournal.com]

Chaucer is in his office for a couple of hours this afternoon, in hopes that those students who need to turn in make-up work or discuss projects will do so. Today even. He's also happy to talk to anyone else who stops by, especially if they happen to have coffee with them.

Quantum Physics 123: Wednesday 14 December

[prof-methos.livejournal.com]

Methos stands in front of the class. "Yes, I know. I'm not the Doctor strikes Alanis Morissette song from memory. He's currently doing his best impression of a consumptive. He asked that everyone sign in and work on their final projects -- here, in the library, or wherever your fancy takes you. If you have any questions... don't ask me. He said Sam Carter might be able to help you."

[Note: I set up OCD threads... because I am OCD.]

Sociology Classes // Wednesday the 14th

[drgrissom.livejournal.com]

Death and Dying (4 - 5:45 PM)

"Welcome to class, everyone. I know you are all busy studying for your finals, so I am reluctant to introduce any new material. Instead, we will watch a film that has, apparently, an interesting personification of Death. It's called," Grissom looks down at the box with a frown. "Will and Ned's Lame Escapade."

Grissom turns off the light and adds, "Oh, and if any of you would like popcorn, I think there might be some in the staff kitchen across the hall. You can borrow my office keys if you're in the mood for hijinks, as it is that kind of day if you'd like; the kitchen is through the back door."


Sociology of Deviance (6 - 10:00 PM)

"Welcome to class, everyone. This is our last meeting before your projects are due, please, if you have any questions, now is the time, or stop by my apartment this weekend."

"At this point in your studies, I feel as if we should be able to tackle some material that is more risque without any problem. I hope I am correct in this assumption.

Very Clinical Lecture on Sexual Fetishism with obvious naughty words

"Now, I have set up a few stations on some intriguing or more unusual fetishes for you to take a look at on your own time. Please select one and then I'd like you discuss it."

The Choices are: Scuba Fetishism, Hair Cut Fetishism, Eyeglasses Fetishism, Robot Fetishism, and for kicks, Arborphilia.

History Class (12-14-05)

[fandom-sub.livejournal.com]

Dewey is wearing a Yanni t-shirt. Don't ask.

Introduction to World History to 1600 (Terran)

"Columbus sailed the ocean blue in 1492. But he didn't really discover America. He discovered the West Indies, which aren't even a part of India. I mean, dude. Really, how lame is that? Totally taking credit for finding a continent that he didn't even find! That just really... Man. Isn't he a total dick?"

Anthropology and Archaeology Revision Session (Wednesday)

[the-ascended.livejournal.com]

It looks like Daniel is actually doing some work.

But if you looked closely, you'd see he's actually doing the New York Times crossword.

Journalism Class - Wednesday December 14

[krycek-rat.livejournal.com]

Vaguely annoyed, but resigned, Krycek is leaning against the front of Spider's desk when everyone comes in. When it seems like everyone who's making it to class has taken a seat, he sighs and clears his throat before speaking.

"As I have no idea where our esteemed teacher has, once again, taken himself, I'm opening this period to working on your final project.

If you're done with your project or just want some extra credit, then give me 100 words on what animal you would be if you'd been caught in the recent fad of transformations and why that animal specifically."

Sitting down at the desk, he begins work on his own, though he does glance up at the ceiling with something approaching concern from time to time.

Celtic Literature and Civilisation Lesson FIIK

[godinakilt.livejournal.com]

A string of lights has been draped around the moose in addition to the Santa hat. Camulus is beginning to look seriously annoyed with the situation.

"And time once again for the Tain Bo," he says when the class has assembled. "I'll just remind you that I want your summaries handed in on Friday. They don't have to be long, detailed, or particularily erudite. They just have to be finished." Once again he stands and begins his lecture, writing out place names, adding extra 'h's where they don't belong, and occasionally translating this or that. When he reaches the end of the lecture, he turns back to the desk and pulls out the bowl of fureach from the previous class, and seeing as no one had eaten it, it looked like Camulus had been into it a bit the night before. "I made this as a treat for my classes," he says, stirring it up a bit sluggishly. "Fureach. Heavy cream and uncooked oats. Have some."

"And I'll be around for any questions you have about the Tain Bo so far, the exam, or the course in general."

Newspaper Meeting (16:00-20:00 fhs)

[courier-gavin.livejournal.com]

Jake is sitting crosslegged on the desks again, laptop in his lap. Next to him lies a piece of paper with a list on. Holiday Diversity is the title. A bunch of names are listed up as well. Jake's drinking coffee and regarding the laptop screen thoughtfully.