Library, Monday

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When William opened up the library, he was not expecting the floor to be covered in a layer of soil.

Frowning, he gingerly made his way over to the circulation desk and glanced at the calendar.

"Earth Day. Fantastic."

History of American Feminism, Monday, 2nd Period.

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"So, as any of you whom have had my class before know, I do not tend to believe in the concept of a final," Ghanima said once everyone had arrived. "What we're going to do instead is that I'd like each of you to say something - just a short something - about how feminism impacts you, or why you think it's important, or, if you don't feel that feminism speaks to you personally. I'd like us to have a discussion today, rather than a test."

Apathy Club, A Classroom, Monday After Classes

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As far as Jeremy knew, this was going to be the last meeting of the Fandom High Apathy Club ever.

And it was going to be exactly the same as all the others. (Well, a little different than about half of them in that he'd actually remembered to show up for it.) He was behind the desk in the usual class room, looking a bit wistful. And ready to zone out, as usual.

But not before snapping a picture on his phone and sending it to George.