Study Hall | Friday

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It was the last week of studying before finals started and Ronon decided to offer kindness in the form of chocolate-covered donuts. It wasn't as if anyone at this school was in danger of turning into Rodney.

Library [4-16]

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Dan didn't really have the concentration to do anything productive today, so he spent most of his library shift on his laptop. He was mostly surfing Gossip Girl, but he had a tab open to the Yale website that he could flip to just in case somebody tried to look over his shoulder. He didn't want people knowing he read trashy blogs.

Battles That Changed History, Second Period 4/15

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"June sixth, 1944," Steve said. "Normandy, France. D-Day on Omaha Beach. I was there.

( You are about to embark upon the great crusade, toward which we have striven these many months. )

Business 102: Friday, Period 3, Class 14

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"Well, the semester's just about over, so I thought we'd go with a change of pace today," Jim said as he took a spot behind a podium. He was looking very professional today. He was wearing a suit and his hair was brushed into a neat arrangement. "This week is a class I like to call, 'Let's Pretend This Is A Completely Serious Business Course For A Week.' Please don't be too shocked."

( Cut for moderate seriousness. )

Newspaper Meeting, Friday after classes, Friday after classes, Journalism Room [4/16]

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For today's meeting, Hoshi brought in the yummiest-looking cupcakes that J,GOB had to offer. "It's been quite a week, hasn't it?" she asked the group. "In fact, I was so distracted by everything going on that I didn't realize finals are next week. First order of business today should probably be to decide which our last issue of the semester should be: next week or the week after? And we still need to generate some ideas for next week's issue."

Law & Order: Interdimensional Edition

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Anyone walking into the classroom could probably tell that Gibbs was in no mood to be teaching today. Or for doing anything for that matter. It had been the first time he'd left the basement of his house since Tuesday and, no, he did not want to talk about it.

Which is why he was making the class simple.

"Sit," he ordered and start passing out sheets of paper. "Next week is your final exam. Your assignment today? Summarize what you've learned and share it with someone else. If you have any questions about any subject matter covered, now's your chance to ask."

Yeah. It was a total cop out.

"Well? Start working," he growled.

That wasn't going to stop him from making the kids do the assignment.

[OCD is finally up. Sorry for the long delay]