History of Medieval England - Thursday 6th Period: Discussion 1: Introduction and Pre-history to 500

[prof-methos.livejournal.com]

Good afternoon, class. Now I get to torture you all by making you all stand up and introduce yourselves to your classmates. This is because I'm sadistic want to get you used to the concept of talking during our discussion sessions. Please give your name and what one thing you'd like to find out in this class.

Your homework, due next Tuesday but to be posted in this post is to pick a topic from the once-optional-now-mandatory reading list I gave you on Prehistoric Britain and Roman Britain and give me ETA a minimum of one hundred Wikipedia words on it. Got it? Good.

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Re: DISCUSSION 1: Medieval English History: Prehistory the British Isles

[notcalledlizzie.livejournal.com]

"Exactly. And it's a small place, so we'd certainly be able to do a variety of things. The British Museum in London would be great for the entire course."

Re: DISCUSSION 1: Medieval English History: Prehistory the British Isles

[mparkerceo.livejournal.com]

"Actually, it's one of my Student Council platforms," Parker said, smiling sweetly. "Class Trip. Maybe we can raise enough for half the trip, and then get a discount. You'd know where to look for those, right?"

Re: DISCUSSION 1: Medieval English History: Prehistory the British Isles

[notcalledlizzie.livejournal.com]

"Well, if I wasn't already voting for you," Elizabeth grinned. "We'd be working on group discounts, student rates...." She eyed her laptop, and glanced across at Dr. Pierson and eyed her laptop again.