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American History, Thursday, Period 2, Lesson 8

Mar 04, 2009 23:28

The teachers were back from their vacation, and, if they looked slightly less well-rested than the students, that was to be expected ( Read more... )

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Sign in [3/5] tyler_back March 5 2009, 04:29:48 UTC

Like you are being attacked by Nazi BEES.

Re: Sign in [3/5] not_a_mused March 5 2009, 04:43:01 UTC

Cal Stephanides

Re: Sign in [3/5] death_of_hope March 5 2009, 05:01:43 UTC

Anemone

Re: Sign in [3/5] yourwhiteknight March 5 2009, 05:06:24 UTC

Harvey Dent

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General Class Stuff [3/5] tyler_back March 5 2009, 04:30:21 UTC

Listen, chat, pass notes, the usual.

Presentation [3/5] tyler_back March 5 2009, 04:31:13 UTC

Listen to Ms. Yamanaka describe Mount Rushmore, and volunteer for your own extra credit if you want.

Re: Presentation [3/5] flowering_mind March 5 2009, 05:26:51 UTC

Ino didn’t bother with notes, or papers, or anything like that. Her memory worked just fine thank-you-very-much even if it was to do with someone else’s world history and she still kinda didn’t get it.

“So,” she said, rocking back on her heels and looking vaguely amused at the whole standing at the front of the class thing, “Algren-sensei’s bribing me to talk Mount Rushmore at you guys, so you’d better listen ‘cause I ain’t going over it more than once ‘less the bribes are totally spectacular.” A beat. “Or food-like, I skipped breakfast.” Because they totally cared about that.

“Obviously, I’m not nearly as poetic as Cal, so you’ll just have to deal with the plain facts ‘bout this,” with added commentary, of course, “and onwards, then, to Mount Rushmore and the guys with really bad hair. Mount Rushmore, which apparently was named after a lawyer-and why would you name anything after a lawyer?-was originally known as ‘Six Grandfathers’, which honestly, sounds a bit creepy to me, but they didn’t ask my opinion, and was renamed in 1885. ( ... )

Activity [3/5] tyler_back March 5 2009, 04:32:12 UTC

You have bee hats.

You have an assembly line.

Will you be good little worker bees, or will you become such a hive of union activity that your teachers have to buzz off?

Re: Activity [3/5] sixstandingby March 5 2009, 11:56:26 UTC

Gavin was used to silly uniforms due to PE classes but he still made a little face when he stuck his bee hat on his head. This planet was way too concerned about its hats.

Re: Activity [3/5] thismaskiwear March 5 2009, 13:08:43 UTC

Katchoo held the hat up in two fingers at arm's length and looked at it.

Then tossed it onto the desk, because ahahaha no.

Re: Activity [3/5] not_a_mused March 5 2009, 20:21:04 UTC

Harvesting bee puke was something Cal would admit that he'd never done before, and he actually had a vague interest in it. He blamed the silkworms. Besides, he was too lazy to start an insurrection, and the work might help get his mind off of some things.

If anyone else started one, though, he was definitely all about riding on the coattails of their glory.

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Talk to the Teachers [3/5] tyler_back March 5 2009, 04:32:43 UTC

They're there!

Re: Talk to the Teachers [3/5] shiroi_tiger March 5 2009, 04:39:15 UTC

And easily amused!

And possibly still recovering from bee-stings.

Or, at least, Algren was.

Re: Talk to the Teachers [3/5] tyler_back March 5 2009, 13:49:28 UTC

Tyler was trying not to scratch at the half-healed beestings on one arm as he watched the class.