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Sociology Courses | March 13, 2006
Sociology of Violence
Grissom hands out the midterm. It has two sections, multiple choice, and an essay portion.
The essay question reads as follows: Now that you've had the chance to speak to Mr. Fraser, the school's head of security, and using what you have learned in this class, what recommendations would you make to him when it comes to this school's safety? Please provide at least one method of security in your answer, whether is be a rule or restriction, a defense mechanism, etc. and justify your reponse.
Sociology of the Paranormal
Grissom hands out the midterm. It has two sections, multiple choice, and an essay portion.
The essay question reads as follows: A close friend comes to you, and tells you that they have experienced a paranormal event, one that you find difficult to believe actually happenedeven in Fandom. What is your reaction? And how would that reaction affect both you, and the person in question?
OOC:
So, there are two parts.
#1) Please give me a letter grade, or some approximation thereof, of how your character did on the multiple choice. Let's say there are 30 questions, of varying difficulty, if you want to get that detailed. Otherwise, I make the grade up, and it will be bad, because I am mean and out of soda today.
#2) You can actually write the essay, briefly describe the contents of the essay (Bob writes an essay on installing a death ray laser on the roof of the building, as a safety precaution for the next attack of not-quite-living.) or even handwave it, but Grissomor maybe his TAs in chat tonight if they're around, mwa ha ha! is going to grade it. The grades will be averaged, 50/50, and Wednesday the students will get their grades.
Just to shake things up a little. Oh, and any of the characters that had crazy-ass Spring Breaks, and didn't get their studying in even though they are an A type of student, feel free to have them do poorly, there will be ancreepy lab type in-class extra-credit thing next Monday. (Mwa ha ha)
Grissom hands out the midterm. It has two sections, multiple choice, and an essay portion.
The essay question reads as follows: Now that you've had the chance to speak to Mr. Fraser, the school's head of security, and using what you have learned in this class, what recommendations would you make to him when it comes to this school's safety? Please provide at least one method of security in your answer, whether is be a rule or restriction, a defense mechanism, etc. and justify your reponse.
Sociology of the Paranormal
Grissom hands out the midterm. It has two sections, multiple choice, and an essay portion.
The essay question reads as follows: A close friend comes to you, and tells you that they have experienced a paranormal event, one that you find difficult to believe actually happened
OOC:
So, there are two parts.
#1) Please give me a letter grade, or some approximation thereof, of how your character did on the multiple choice. Let's say there are 30 questions, of varying difficulty, if you want to get that detailed. Otherwise, I make the grade up, and it will be bad, because I am mean and out of soda today.
#2) You can actually write the essay, briefly describe the contents of the essay (Bob writes an essay on installing a death ray laser on the roof of the building, as a safety precaution for the next attack of not-quite-living.) or even handwave it, but Grissom
Just to shake things up a little. Oh, and any of the characters that had crazy-ass Spring Breaks, and didn't get their studying in even though they are an A type of student, feel free to have them do poorly, there will be an
Re: Violence : 2nd Period : 3/13
Aeryn considers the essay question for a long time before starting to write.
I haven't had an opportunity to speak with Mr. Fraser yet, but I am planning on speaking with him. There have been two attacks on the student body now, up to full-scale invasions, and it seems that many of the students aren't prepared to deal with that. Self-defense classes are a benefit, but it might be a good idea to institute some sort of procedure for getting things together in case of another attack, whether it be weapons collection or whatever.