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fandomhigh2005-11-10 09:02 am
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Biology
*When the students enter the classroom, they are greeted by independent workstations that are stocked with a covered silver dish, scalpal, latex gloves, and lab reports.*
Greetings, everyone. If you are wearing something you don't want stained, please put on an autopsy smock. They're in the bin next to the last workstation.
Today, you will be examining the cerebral cortex of pigs. Make note of any anomalies you apparently perceive--there are manuals included with the stations--and write a report. When you are finished, you may leave.
Greetings, everyone. If you are wearing something you don't want stained, please put on an autopsy smock. They're in the bin next to the last workstation.
Today, you will be examining the cerebral cortex of pigs. Make note of any anomalies you apparently perceive--there are manuals included with the stations--and write a report. When you are finished, you may leave.

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She examines the pig brain and writes down anything that doesn't look normal- not including the 'nasty-ass smell', which she figures is normal for pig brains. The report is decent, possibly missing a few things, but reasonably well done.
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Ewwwwwww.
*puts on an autopsy smock, and starts going over the lab manual, awaiting her lab partner*
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[ooc: And I disappear to real class now, sorry!]
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*picks up the scapel*
[ooc: No worries. I'll most likely be around when you get back]
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Her report, while missing a few points and obviously done by a lay-person, is written in a clear, concisely detailed manner.
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Anyone close enough to overhear will be treated to a quiet, clinical, running commentary on what Wednesday is doing today in class, complete with a murmured reading of the manual to the egg.
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After a few minutes working, he carefully notes how the pig he's working on has a
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His report turns out to be minutely (and slightly suspiciously) detailed.
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His report, while adequately covering the bases of the assignment, is also filled with strange minutiae and the compatability of pigs and several other animals.
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((OOC: i had to disect a cat in highschool and did just what Maia did, I couldnt resist it *grins*))
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Here, take it easy. Formaldehyde can catch people off guard. Like I said, you can make up the lab with a model next week. *Said gently--Sara isn't angry.*
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He writes a passable report, desmocks, and leaves.
He turns around, and tries to find Maia or Wednesday.