The Perfect Crime [Thursday, Period Five]

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"Afternoon," Rick greeted his class as they entered. "No singing today, I promise. Instead we're going to be looking at one of the biggest wrenches that can be thrown into the plan of a perfect seeming crime. One that is overlooked, time and time again, even by those that should know better."

"I am talking of course, about the Little Old Lady Investigator, innocent, harmless seeming old women with surprisingly sharp minds and far too much time on their hands. The one advantage that a criminal has when one of these ladies gets on the case is the police are far too dismissive of her."

Rick picked up a remote. "Which is why we'll be watching one of the classic Old Lady Detectives in action, Miss Marble in She Said Murder, take notes, this may be on the test."

[OOC: OCD up.]

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Business 102: Friday, Period 3, Class 13

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"Well, today's class was going to be a lesson on taking business seriously for once," Jim told the class when the bell rang. "But it's Prom day, so you don't want to, and I've been playing too much Family Feud on Facebook, so I don't want to. So you know what? It's time to play the Family Feud!"

And with that, Jim pointed to the dry erase board which had the Family Feud board very carefully drawn on it. Yes, somebody got in a little early today.

"All of these answers were taken from a strategy guide for a version of the Feud on the Super Nintendo, which some of you might have heard of when you were babies. You're playing as a team for a pizza party during our final in a couple weeks. Let's get started."

Library [4-9]

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Dan was glad that he was too young to awkward it up at Prom. It could have only ended in disaster. Since it looked like it was going to be a quiet evening, he was spending his shift today picking out new books to read for entertainment.

Silly Dan thought he was going to get a chance to read this weekend.

Battles That Changed History, Second Period 4/9

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"I am aware that the prom is today," Steve said, "and that many of your minds are already engaged either on that or the...inevitable aftermath, but I'm afraid it doesn't mean I'm going to let you out early. We have now arrived at World War II, and I'd like to apologize for skipping World War I, but quite frankly there are not enough weeks in the semester. I would also like to take this opportunity to admit that this war is personal to me; I did fight in it. So now you know. I will attempt to remain as balanced as possible. Today we're going to talk about three battles, three sieges: the Battles of Britain, Leningrad, and Stalingrad.

( Who but us remembers what it was like to be righteous? )

Study Hall | Friday

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There wasn't much higher level thinking going on in Ronon's head today as he futzed with the adjustments on the teacher chair in study hall. Mostly just how he could make there be a stool attachment that popped out the bottom.

Where was McKay when you needed him?

Newspaper meeting, Friday after classes, Journalism Room [4/9]

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"We're going to make this really quick today, since most of us probably want to get started on getting ready for prom," said Hoshi. "Let's come up with some ideas for next week's paper. If you can't come up with anything now, then just back to me after the weekend. I'm sure we've got other things on our mind right now."

Not to mention that Hoshi expected the real newsworthy to stuff to come after the prom.

[There will be an attempt at OCD is up if because LJ is really working now!]