Library, Sunday

[gavegoodface]

As was almost a tradition by now, Face was back to wearing a shirt, and he'd set up the 'Welcome to the Crazy, Newbies' display, with some new pamphlets relevant to the events of the last few weeks in particular.

A library aides work was never done. Especially when he tended to take naps during his shift.

Computer Science- Monday- 1st period

[throughaphase]

Aww, it was kind of nice to be back in the classroom if you were Kitty and had just had a terrible time lately. This was nice and normal.

"Morning, everybody, and welcome to Computer Science," Kitty greeted them. "If you're in the wrong class, feel free to head out now with no judgment, and if you were signed up by accident... sorry. You're stuck with me. For those who don't know me, I'm Kitty Pryde, and I've had some freakishly extensive experience with computers, hacking, programming... All that fun stuff. You're going to learn some of it. My only caveat is that you don't use anything you learn here for bad reasons. Like, if I find out you're using it to hack into a bank or whatever, you're absolutely getting detention in addition to the probable police investigation. So, normally we'll be in the Danger Shop, where you'll get simulations where you're going to have to compute your way through them, and that's why today's important: introductions! You get me first, before you get sick of these, but. We're going to go around the room, and I want you to tell me who you are, what kind of experience with all this you have, and whether you think you need help in any certain area. If you don't have much or don't know what you need help with, that's fine, we'll work with it. All right, let's start with you."

Lying 101, Monday Second Period

[tequila_squared]

"I know what you're thinking," Lito told his students once he was sure they were all accounted for. "'But Mr. Rodriguez, I thought honesty was a virtue,' and it is. But it's not the only virtue, and you never know when a lie will be useful. A little lie can smooth over a lot of social interactions. It could save your relationship. Or even your life. Or it can be your entire life's work. Take me, I'm an actor. If you reduce my job to its most basic parts, it's lying convincingly, and memorizing scripts.

"So, today, you are going to introduce yourselves. And by the way, if anyone would like to be a teacher's assistant, please see me after class. Now. Please," he said, perching on the edge of his desk and opening his hands to them. "Lie to me."