Getting Out of Tight Situations- Period 5- Class #10

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Today the Danger Shop was set up like a movie theater. "Jaina couldn't be here today, so she asked me to take over and show a video," Bruce explained once everyone was seated. "So sit back and enjoy an episode of Man vs Wild."

The show started, the lights dimmed, and Bruce took a seat in the audience along with everyone else.

And then, about ten minutes before the end of class, the fire alarm went off inside the theater. "Okay, everyone," Bruce said, standing up and pointing to the clearly marked emergency exit. "There's a fire in the theater. Everyone move toward the exit in an orderly manner. Don't panic yet."

And yes, Bruce programmed snow outside the theater. People were just going to have to deal with it for ten minutes.

Library, Monday

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William had spent most of the weekend holed up in his room reading rather than deal with the happy reunions between family and friends at the Parents' Weekend events. His father was the last person he wanted to see, after all, and his sister... well. He'd no idea if the letter he'd sent her last year about how he was leaving the orphanage for an American boarding school had even reached her.

In any case, the weekend was done and overwith and he had a stack of returns to put away.

The Science of Sexuality, Monday

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After the ever lovely visit from family on the weekend, Sherlock was in fine form. Meaning he wasn’t exactly at his most friendly. Then again, when was he ever?

“While I have been informed that Doctor Watson has shown you something that could be construed as scientific on the subject of childbirth while I was ill, I do hope you didn’t believe we would miss the point before that.”

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Teamwork 101 - Period 1 [Class #10] [Monday]

[the_merriest]

Rikku was bouncing on her toes as the students filed in. They should come to expect that. It happened a lot.

“So!” she said excitedly. “Last week, you looked over some charities. This week, first of all, each group has to tell us what charity you’re working towards. And if you guys didn’t make a decision for sure last week, then whoever speaks up first gets to pick the charity, so think fast!”

Reno grinned as he leaned back against the desk. He was totally the sedate one, balancing out the pair.

“If you don’t like what your teammate picks, we can have Nerf-bat battles or somethin’ on the grounds after class to settle it, yo. Your folks ain’t here anymore. We can get away with that kinda shit.” Reno was clearly the best role-model ever. “Whether you got your charity picked or not, this is the week you guys figure out how you’ll be raisin’ money for ‘em, though. You got plenty of options, at least. Gettin’ your hands on money around here ain’t all that difficult, compared to some places I’ve seen.”

“Right,” Rikku agreed, nodding to her co-teacher. “And raising money doesn’t have to be a drudge, either. There are lots of ways to do it. For one, you can offer a service, or some goods, like car washes or bake sales. Neither of those are things people need, but it’s stuff they might want, and if it’s for a good cause, they might jump at it. And both are cheap to set up, so you don’t have to worry about burning up all that money you’re trying to raise.”

She didn’t exactly recommend car washes here, considering that there really weren’t any cars. It was still a useful example.

“So,” Reno clapped his hands together and grinned at the class. “Pick out what sort of fundraiser you guys are gonna do, and start tacklin’ how you’re gonna go about makin’ it work, yo. You got plenty of freedom to go with, here. Trick is workin’ as a team to pull it all together.”