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Languages, 10/26
To his Classics students, Dream delivers a lecture on Koine Greek. After he is done, he puts forward a question for discussion: What were the benefits of Koine as an international language? Are international languages still valuable?
For his Languages of Asia students, he passes out calligraphy paper, pens, and a primer on Chinese writing. Work on understanding why Chinese is written as it is written, and on copying the characters showin in the handout. Next week, you will move into writing with understanding.
Again, there are no classes on Friday. I will see you all on Monday.
For his Languages of Asia students, he passes out calligraphy paper, pens, and a primer on Chinese writing. Work on understanding why Chinese is written as it is written, and on copying the characters showin in the handout. Next week, you will move into writing with understanding.
Again, there are no classes on Friday. I will see you all on Monday.

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"Oh, and congrats on the Pyramid thing. You must be really excited, huh?"
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She nodded, remembering how many times she and Daniel had played off each other intellectually. "It's good that you have someone to challenge you--have you considered teaching other people to play? They might not be great at it, but they'd be other bodies in the way."
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"I didn't know Mac had done that. It's cool that he's sponsoring it
and I'm sure he's not just doing it so other people can adore the mullet in a group setting."Re: Classics, 10/26
Gulping more coffee, he adds, "Yeah, I asked him in shop last week, since I wanted to know if we could use the Danger Shop to build some stuff for the court. He was cool about it
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"What do you have to build? I'll be in there on Thursday afternoons generally, so I'm kind of happy about the idea of having company. He seems nice, so far."
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"Hmm. There's a junkyard in town where you may be able to get spare parts, if you're looking to throw something together."
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"I had to ask him out
because if I waited for him I'd have been forty again...Janet, I don't know how it happened...one minute we were bickering, the way we always do, the next one I'd asked him out and he was stammering like an idiot."She chuckled. "It was kind of cute.
Except for the part where he took ages to reply. Then I kissed him. And we'll both remember it and there was no alien virus.""Janet...there's nothing about a shot of Depo-Provera that would make me do something like that, right?" She asked, suddenly worried.
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"Good for you.
It's entirely possible." She grins again. "So you blurted it out and he mumbled and stammered?It's almost business as usual, then.""
It wasI'm sure it was adorable.The phrase 'plutonium's got nothing on this guy' might be appropriate?You kissed him? And there's no way you'd have been exposed to an alien virus?" She tried to remember whether she kept a thermometer in her backpack these days.Janet laughed. "No, Sam, a shot of Depo-Provera is not going to change your behavior in any way. You asked him out because you wanted to."
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They hadn't gone on their first date and they were already fodder for the gossip mill. If it went badly or
he stood her up to go out with Teal'c, everyone would know."Damn it. I wanted to be able to keep this to ourselves
and our select group of friendsfor a while.""Thanks," she replied, blushing a little, "And yep, that's pretty much how things went.
Unless you know something I don't, business as usual doesn't usually involve kissing."She nodded, very sure on this point. "Yes, I kissed him. And as far as I know there was no alien virus
but around this place, how can you be completely sure?.""I was so impatient, Janet--it was like I couldn't stand there and be talking to him about something useless for another second. And I was a dork and just blurted it out without any finesse whatsoever
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"In this school, I don't think it's easy to keep a secret." She pulled out a chocolate bar from her backpack and offered a piece to Sam.
"Maybe nobody but our group of friends will pay attention?""I think it's sweet.
That's why I said it was almost business as usual."Janet grins very, very widely. "I think it's great.
Let's just presume that since you're both acting normally, there's no alien virus.""It's Jack. And you. I think you guys have gone long past finesse by now, so don't worry about it. Are you happy? Is he happy? The answer to the latter is yes, obviously, before you protest.
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She accepted the piece of chocolate and let it melt on her tongue. "Thanks."
"Oh, sure, like no one paid attention to you and Daniel?"She lifted her head and grinned. "Yeah, it really was sweet, if completely and totally high school. I'm happy. I think he's happy. It's just...wow, this is big, and there's so many ways this could go wrong, and we've waited for so long..."
"Help?" Sam's blue eyes were suddenly wide with panic.
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"No problem."
"I try not to think about it."Janet grinned while she was listening to Sam babble on about being happy and munched on a piece of chocolate.
"Any time, anything you need," said Janet gently, and with just a little bit of amusement in her voice. "You know that. What do you need?"
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"A sedative? To not be a teenager? To have the goofy, giddy, stupid part over with? Pick one."
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