Journalism Class - Friday December 16

[jerusalem-s.livejournal.com]

The classroom has been forcibly dragged back into a more normal appearance, and Spider is sprawled behind the desk, feet on the top, grinning like a fiend. There is no sign of the Santa hat.

"Good news, my delightful children. Tonight your final projects are due... and I'm perfectly sober, unfortunately, so they really are due tonight. This is more in the way of good news for me, naturally, so I'll understand if you're not overjoyed."

Still grinning, he rises to his feet. "The Journalism classroom will be open all day for those who need to work on their project and food and drink of a festive nature will be provided." The grin broadens. "I have received parole, of a sort, and will be leaving Fandom High the very instant that classes are over. It's not that I haven't enjoyed my time here... the zombies, the incident where I thought I was the Smiler, being rolled by Rover, the paperwork...."

The grin was slipping. "I hate it here!"

There came a brief pause as the cat appears, dragging a much mauled Santa hat with a look of triumph and Spider scowls down at it. "At any rate, the place will be stocked with all sorts of fun stuff to eat and drink. Enjoy and get your damn projects done before the deadline."



((OOC: As those of you who are familiar with Spider will realize, the 'I hate it here' means that he actually enjoys it here and is now going to be crabby over leaving - complete with a variety of excuses as to why he's glad he gets to go.

Speech Comm

[prof-cregg.livejournal.com]

[Written on the board]

You have your interviews today. This is your final. Good luck. If you need me, I'm in Study Hall. Feel free to come see me, ask questions, whatever. See you Monday for your results!
CJC

The Library (12/16/05)

[janet_fraiser]

Janet has no classes today, so she opens up the library, flips on the lights, and plots ways to get revenge on Jack O'Neill. Oh, and she works. Really. She is in no way browsing through webpages and ordering supplies for any future pranks when she goes on vacation.

She also puts up a sign:

RETURN YOUR LIBRARY BOOKS. NOW.
THE STAFF IS GETTING CRANKY.
ALSO: ZERO. MALLET. GET THE IDEA?

THE LIBRARY IS CLOSING EARLY
FOR THE INVESTIGATORS' CLUB MEETING.

Study Hall, Friday 12-16

[prof-cregg.livejournal.com]

Her laptop is open and plays ambient trance.

"My neice showed me the Drone Zone and it's great for studying. Get to work on your finals, gang. This is it. Go time."

She kicks back and reads the Neiman Marcus catalog.

Professor Chaucer's Office, Friday

[geoff-chaucer.livejournal.com]

Once again, Professor Chaucer is in his office, awaiting last-minute make-up work or end-of-term project consulations. It doesn't look like this is really the place he wants to be right now, however. If you come for a visit, bringing a coffee tribute might get you a pleasanter reception.

Celtic Literature and Civilisation for Friday.

[godinakilt.livejournal.com]

[[Posted early because I have exams almost all day, and at some unspecified point today I'm packing up my laptop and router to go home! *capers* If there's anything you desperately need to know, we can slowplay it out on Sunday.]]

"Almost done," Camulus says grimly. "Short lecture today, then we'll get your exam review out of the way and I'm off to get blue blind paralytic drunk for the weekend." For the third time, he begins a review of the Tain Bo, noting important names and places, doing his translations, and once degenerating into a long anecdote involving two of his minor system lords and an amusingly shaped fruit, and remembering the proper place of most of the 'h's this time. He glances at the clock and finishes in a rush: ". . . and that's why you may be unfortunate enough to live in Cow Testicle Creek. They all either lived happily ever after or were killed over the friendliness of Medb's thighs. The end." Which is in no way the end of the mun's exam essay on the same topic.

"Exam review!" He seems to be relishing this. "Your exam is on Monday. Four parts. First part is multiple choice or fill-in-the-blank. For this you need to know basic terms - La Tene, for example - people, places, family relationships. Example question - "Who was the king of Connacht during the events of the Tain Bo?". Next section will be short answer, things like, "Who was Scathadh and why is she important?" Third part is to retell a story and you'll be given a choice as to which. Then finally you have a single essay not *seven* like the mun's crazy prof for which you'll have a choice between a few topics.

"And before you go, Tain Bo summaries on my desk."

Physics

[equalsmcsquared.livejournal.com]

*There are two portions to the physics final exam: written and experimental.*

*Again, Ms. Sidle doesn't think either is particularly difficult, especially if the student has actually been studying.*

[ooc: Same song, third verse! Respond with test and semester grade, please.]

Investigator's Club Meeting - 2pm

[mparkerceo.livejournal.com]

At 2pm, Parker put up a sign on the door of the library:

Investigator's Club meeting
ALL WELCOME
Yes, there are cookies.

By the sign-in sheet there is an application to be in the club. Take one and turn it in to m.parker@fandomhigh.net by next Friday. Applications will be considered by club advisors and officers.

On the applications are the following:

Name:
Class of:
Why you want to join I-Club:
Are you willing to work as an officer?:
What do you want us to investigate?:


_{ETA: Go!}

GARDENING -- DECEMBER 16th

[jquayle.livejournal.com]

"Today is your exam, I promised you that you would pass this thing if you studied and/or listened to anything we ever learned about.."

On the desks infront of each student is a small packet of papers, a small pot and an already mini-potted plant. Each student is instructed to answer all questions in the packet, the last page contains instructions to re-pot the plant into the new pot. It can't be that hard.


"Good luck." he says as he takes a seat, finishing his letter to Ghita.

Final Ethics Class, Friday 8-10am

[brambless.livejournal.com]

"Over the course of this term, we've looked a lot at your personal moral stance on things. Today we're going to be looking more generally - on how morals are taught to children, often insidiously.

"A good medium for this is fairy tales. Every culture has them - stories that are told to children, bearing little moral gems to shape and guide. The first thing I want you to do is a select a fairy tale. Don't worry if it's not one I'll know, just pick one you're familiar with."

Physical geography

[notjustacabbie.livejournal.com]

Attached to the door is a sign - 'Quiet. Examination in progress'.

( Inside )