The Living City: Change and the Urban Environment, Friday, Period 3

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Anyone who was willing to fight their way over to the school through the blizzard would find two things. First, Bruce, waiting outside the front doors of the school like the weather was nothing to him and his overcoat. Second, a portal.

"Congratulations for making it out with this weather. You're being rewarded with the field trip to the Colombian Exposition right now.," Bruce said. "Enjoy the warmth, and try to behave yourselves." Yes, he had noticed the pollen. If you didn't behave yourselves, he might threaten to send you by the H.H. Holmes Hotel.

Powers, Identity, and The World; Embracing the Real You - Friday, Period One

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Students today would be pleased to see a roaring bonfire in the middle of the classroom. There was also a moddable pile of blankets, mittens and scarves sitting just inside the door. Best of all were the rows of steaming mugs full of hot chocolate, with marshmallows bobbing to the surface.

The power might be out, but nobody was freezing to death on Rinoa and Jono’s watch.

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Business Sense 101 [Friday]

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Yeah, there was absolutely no way Hatter was going to teach anything when it was snowing like crazy and there was no power. If he wasn't comfortable, he knew the kids couldn't be either. Combine that with this horrible restless itch that he'd woken up, it just wasn't going to be a good day to try and be a responsible educator.

So, when (and if) the students made it in, they'd find themselves in the Danger Shop. The generator was kicking and the students would find themselves in the middle of a heated restaurant.

"It's too cold and to...other things to really work today," he told them, hands tucked into his pockets while he rocked back and forth on his heels. "Get something warm to drink, enjoy the false heat and then go do whatever you wanna do. While you're there, check out how the business is run. Look at the advertising, the decor, the staff, and the menu. See what you can pick up!"

And go!