Jo0ur4nal;ism Cl;ass - Mo0ndSay Octo0bVer 17

[prisoner-rover.livejournal.com]

*rover got it typed!*

*it only took him all morning.*

*he was pleased.*

*rover rolled in to Journalism class.*

*he rolled over the desk and a stack of papers appeared on the end of it.*

*and he stood at attention in front of the class.*

*looking quite natty in his homecoming suit.*

*when a student picks up a paper from the stack, they will read the following:*

Professor JeTrusAalem Jhas be4en deE4layUed. HWe asWked I waZtch th4e cl;ass.

Th4e to0pic iIs per hiIs instr4ucti0ons.

DiscuIssion foPr reaction to censo0rship. Whet4her t0o findf a waAy to ge3t th4e infoTrmation t0o th4e public despiLte th4e consequences or t0o knucLkle under4.

*rover waited quietly.*

*and thought about his box back in his office.*

*maybe he should share his lava lamps with the professor*

*rover suspected it would be a lava lamp kind of day for him.*

Comments

[soldtoarmenians]

Xander nods. "Sure there is. I'm not the bravest guy in the world, but if we're talking about truths that are gonna get people hurt if they don't hear 'em, I'm willing to, uh. Risk my neck. I'm just saying you have to pick and choose your battles - not every piece of truth is something worth dying for."

[dbiers.livejournal.com]

"He's really hung up on this whole neck thing, isn't he?" She thinks to herself while taking another sip, "Wonder if he invests in a lot of turtle-necks?" D'anna presses her lips to her mug to hold back the smirk until she can gain control of her features, then she nods at Xander's response. "No, not everything is worth sticking your neck out dying for but evading censorship rarely results in loss of life."