"Morning, kids," Oz greeted the class cheerfully. Perhaps too cheerfully. "It's time for your final ( Read more... )

"Oh, good, you're back," Oz said by way of greeting the class, then "Vampires ( Read more... )

The windows in the classroom were cracked open today, hopefully that would help with the warmth. "Right," Oz said, leaning against his desk. "Today we're going to be talking about pornography."

( There is no way this can end well. )

Oz's class was back in a normal classroom today. "Morning, kids, and I hope you all had a good day yesterday, I had to dose some people with memory drugs because loose lips sink black ops programs." He was joking. Maybe. Let's just assume he was for everyone's peace of mind.

( Got game? )

Oz had his class meet him in the Danger Shop today, inside was a mass of consoles, cables, controllers, and screens, as well as a number of desktops and handhelds, and even a few arcade cabinets here and there.

"Morning, kids," Oz greeted them, half his attention on an old Starfighter cabinet. "So, video games, probably one of the most interesting ( Read more... )

There was music playing as the class arrived today. Because Oz was a horrible person. There was also a teal deer chewing on a reporters hat. This had nothing to do with Oz being a horrible person ( Read more... )

Oz was sitting behind his desk, looking extremely cheerful today. That could only mean good things, right.

"Welcome back, kids. Now you all had an essay due before the break, but since I'm such a nice guy, I decided you could have some extra time." And not because he'd forgotten to ask for them last class. Nope. Oz never forgot anything. "So I ( Read more... )

Today the desks were arranged to form four tables, each with a box in the middle of them. As each student entered, Oz sent each of them over to one of the tables in turn.

( It's all fun and games... )

"Happy Valentine's Day, kids," Oz greeted his class. "Last week, you all hopefully learnt a little about how movie censorship works in this country, this week we're going to look at one of the two elements of a work most likely to draw some kind of censorship. These two things are sex and violence, but since you're probably going to be thinking ( Read more... )

Oz had his class meet him in the Danger Shop this week. "Hey, kids, I was going to use the fact it was Superbowl Sunday the other day to segue into a discussion of the commodification of modern sport, but apparently it was one of those weekends, and who knows how many of you actually watched the game, so instead we're going to watch a movie. ( Read more... )