Advanced Criminal Justice, Monday, Period 3

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"Your final shouldn't come as a surprise," Batman said. The Danger Shop had a familiar look. They were on a rooftop, there was a table with weapons, grapple lines, and - if you looked past all that - dark red cell phones. "Despite certain events that interrupted the cohesion of this class, I think you all have a handle on how to best use your skills and knowledge to handle problems."

"In this case, the problem is simple. Bane, a bruising mercenary with genius intellect and a system to pump a drug called Venom into his body to increase his muscle mass, strength, and durability, has kidnapped the mayor's daughter and you've tracked him to the house just below us." It was a two-story house. Investigation would show there was a crawlspace, and no full basement. "You've discovered that he's in that building just below us. Bane has some number of guards with him in that house. Use your strengths. Do your job. You'll be graded on how well your choices pan out."

Classic Video Games ; Monday ; Period 1

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"Hey guys, last class of the semester," he said, frowning just a bit. "I hope you've had as much fun as I have and you guys have liked the video games I've chosen. Today, we're gonna play one last video game. It's not gonna be anything I grade for your final though. If you've been here and you've tried, you pass in my opinion."

Easy A's for everyone!

"Today, we're gonna be playing a classic of classics. The Oregon Trail is the big game for education. It teaches you and educates you while also making you laugh and making your curse because your ox runs away or your friend gets brain fever and dies. It's not always easy but man, it's fun. So, let's see who can get to Oregon without people dying along the way!"

Riley got the game going and it was time to play!

Fun & Games, Monday, Period 2

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Class met outside today, on some of the grassy fields behind the school. "Welcome to the last day of class," Jack said, idly tossing a baseball from hand to hand as she spoke. "We've played all kinds of games this semester, and I hope you didn't hate 'em. For our final today, we're going to make up our own game. You have 15 minutes to talk through ideas and set ground rules, and then start playing. Extra credit if you figure out a way to use powers."

She tossed the ball toward the students. "Whoever catches this, you get to make the first suggestion."