Library [Sunday, December 16]

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With this planet's holidays fast approaching, Lee's doing something he probably should have done a long time ago: reading to see just what goes on during the various holidays. Of course, just seeing how many holidays were grouped in one month was enough to confuse him. And, after discovering one particular aspect of several of the different holidays, he's confused about something else: gift giving.

The library is open.

Comparative Religions--Monday, Period 3, Final Examination

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"Hello," Vala greeted them. On each desk were a blue book, a number two pencil, and a pen. "First, I'd like to thank you all very much for being such an attentive and open-minded class. The class discussions have been very enlightening for me, and hopefully for you as well. Unfortunately, that doesn't get you out of having to take a measurable final examination of some kind."

She wrote three questions on the board:

1. Compare and contrast two religions that we've studied. How are they alike, how do they differ, which one appeals to you more on a personal level, and why?

2. What do you look for in a religion? What do you think others hope to gain from their belief?

3. If you could lead a religion, what kind of objects would you make sacred? Why?

"Credit will be given to the best two answers out of three questions answered. I'm looking for coherency and logic in support of your arguments as well--I want you to think, not just parrot back to me. Also, if I catch you cheating, you'll be staked outside naked and decorated like a Christmas tree. Good luck!"

Fandom Invasions final exam (Monday evening)

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The Danger Shop was a bare room with a large cage in the center of it. There was a man that looked remarkably like Seely.

"Good evening," John said to the class once everyone was there. "( Welcome to your final exam. )