Wednesday, April 25, First Period

Students entering the Danger Shop will first encounter a long table covered with heavy white envelopes. Each envelope is stamped TOP SECRET and labeled with a student's name. Technicians begin immediately handing out equipment to the class. M is standing to one side."Welcome to your final exam. These envelopes ( Read more... )

Wednesday, April 18, Period One

As had been announced the previous week, the class met in the Danger Shop. Today it was programmed to look like an open field, the perimeter cordoned off with yellow tape. A number of men and women in white lab coats and safety glasses milled around, and a firetruck was parked off to the side."No lecture today," M ( Read more... )

Wednesday, April 11, Period OneM stood in front of the class, looking especially stern. Once the entire class was assembled, she had Nadia and Marty hand out blue books, and projected the test questions up on the screen behind her desk ( Read more... )

Wednesday, April 4, Period OneAs announced in last week's class, the students assembled in the Danger Shop, which was set up to look like a cross between an engineering lab and a gun range ( Read more... )

Wednesday, March 28, Period OneAs usual, the list of absences is projected on the screen behind M’s desk. She looks singularly unamused as she surveys the class ( Read more... )

Wednesday, March 21, First Period

UNEXCUSED ABSENCES
D'Anna Beirs (Class Eight)
JC Broots (Class Eight, Class Nine)
Jim Ellison (Class Eight)
Barbara Gordon (Class Seven, Class Eight, Class Nine)
Alex Krycek (Class Eight)
Ranma Saotome (Class Eight, Class Nine)

LECTURE: M's desk displayed three perfectly unassuming items: a shoe, an automobile ( Read more... )

Wednesday, March 14, Period One

Once the students were all assembled, M stood in front of her desk, the screen behind her projecting the current absence list. She surveyed the group before her, looking stern.

UNEXCUSED ABSENCESD'Anna Beirs (Class Eight ( Read more... )

Wednesday, March 7, Period One

Once the students are seated, M indicates the absence list projected on the wall, and then immediately moves on to the lecture.

UNEXCUSED ABSENCES
BARBARA GORDON (CLASS SEVEN)

LECTURE: "Today we'll begin our unit on disguise, by discussing two technologies used to create simple and subtle disguises. It's easy ( Read more... )

Wednesday, February 21, First Period

Once the class was assembled, M asked Nadia and Marty to come forward."Your homework assignment was to write an essay on possible uses for the wristwatch. There are a number of applications that have already been used -- communicators, explosives, tracking devices. Santos and Blank will demonstrate a somewhat ( Read more... )

Wednesday, February 14, Period One

There are no Valentine’s decorations in M’s classroom (except for a pair of roses in a small vase on the desk). There is, however, a slide projected on the wall bearing a list of essay questions, and a stack of blue books on the corner of her desk.“Pick up a blue book on your way to your seat, and you may begin ( Read more... )