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fandomhigh2006-02-08 09:13 pm
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Quantum Physics 225: Wednesday, Fifth Period
"Upon the occasion of my being 'adorably snuggly', I have nothing planned for today mostly because Rhi's got homework to do. For Monday, I want you to look over any work of fiction relating to someone else's project. So that we won't have two people focusing on the same thing, here's who's going to look at what."
He writes on the whiteboard:
Sam: The Berlin Wall and the Iron Curtain
John: Drug Culture
Jack: The Kennedy and King Assassinations
"Then we're going to discuss with each other--crazy concept, I know--what we thought about each of these things and how they related to what we already know about the topic. Sometimes you can get a lot out of fiction, but remember that it IS exactly that, and some things might not be true.
"You're now free to go to the library and research, or to ask me questions. Also, if you get a chance, take a look into fictional representations of paradoxes. Remember--films are fine, as long as they aren't documentaries, so if you run out of time, you can always go to that. Try to actually read a book first, though."
He writes on the whiteboard:
Sam: The Berlin Wall and the Iron Curtain
John: Drug Culture
Jack: The Kennedy and King Assassinations
"Then we're going to discuss with each other--crazy concept, I know--what we thought about each of these things and how they related to what we already know about the topic. Sometimes you can get a lot out of fiction, but remember that it IS exactly that, and some things might not be true.
"You're now free to go to the library and research, or to ask me questions. Also, if you get a chance, take a look into fictional representations of paradoxes. Remember--films are fine, as long as they aren't documentaries, so if you run out of time, you can always go to that. Try to actually read a book first, though."