Philosophy 102- Monday- 1st period- Class #1

[fates_jaye]

And once again, the Danger Shop theater was a go, with Jaye at the front of the room. To be honest, she'd missed it. Not because she liked the work or teaching or dealing with kids or anything, but she liked being totally able to boss people around.

"Welcome to Philosophy 102, or as I like to call it, 'No, really, we're just going to watch movies,'" Jaye said. "I'm Jaye, and... I guess you can tell me your name if you want? And like if you believed the class description when you signed up because last time I did this class no one did."

And after any and all introductions were done, and Jaye looked slightly less bored listening to people, she said, "And for our first class, we're going to watch a movie. It's called dear lord the meta for Arachnoquake. Enjoy." She was just about to head to hear seat at the back of the theater, and then stopped. "Oh, and at the end of the class I want you to write a short, paragraph-long essay on what you think the filmmaker was trying to say. You know, from a philosophical standpoint."

Welcome to the very first class of the new semester, boys and girls.

How to Start a Business, Monday, Period 3

[cataclysmicluck.livejournal.com]

"Welcome to class, everyone," Zayne said. "My name is Zayne Carrick, Fandom High Class of 2010. Among everything else on a distressingly long list of jobs, I'm a local business owner. I own Goodvalor's Little Bivoli, a restaurant over on Godiva Street. I also own and manage the MCA apartment building. And back in my home galaxy, I'm half of a business group that owns real estate, sells sports memorabilia, sells droid parts... and probably plenty else since I've been here."

"To be completely honest, I had no plans on going into business when I graduated. I was going to become a Jedi - basically a peacekeeping monk in space - when I was framed for a terrible crime and ended up relying on a conman with dozens of... questionable business ventures in his past to help me clear my name."

"I'll get more into that in the coming weeks. Right now, I just want to get the requisite introductions out of the way and find out what kind of businesses you guys are interested in potentially starting," Zayne said. "By the end of the semester, the goal is to get something small - and independent of whatever else you might have going on - running. Hopefully, assuming none of us mess this up spectacularly, you'll have a good or service to take to the people of Fandom."

"So, like I said, introductions and your first run ideas. Feel free to suggest whatever."