Sociology Courses | March 14, 2006

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Sex Cultures | 6th Period

"Welcome back from Spring Break. I hope you all had a restful, relaxing week, and are ready to get back to class."

"I'd like each of you to give your presentations that I assigned before you left."

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Re: Presentations

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Anders and Cally get up and do a presentation on the mating habits of woodchucks, also known as groundhogs or in some regions of the United States whistlepigs; male woodchucks will often roam out at night in search of a mate. (Cally wouldn't let Anders include his theory about vampire woodchucks in the final presentation.)

There is much stammering and red-facedness on Anders's part as he relates how woodchucks tend to mate in their second year of life in the spring right after hibernation season, although some get an earlier start. He just might be squeaking a little bit when he talks about the approximate one-month gestation period during which the male and female woodchuck live together in their den, and how the male woodchuck will leave shortly before the babies are born.

[OOC: Cally-modding approved via text message, yo.]