The Doctor looks slightly more comfortable in his skin, and also a lot more ginger. This is a good thing, and he's slurping on another can of Coke. There's an empty one on his desk, and a 6 pack near the door for everyone else's taking ( Read more... )

A teenage boy, looking vaguely apprehensive in a striped tie, dress shirt, and nice trousers, is sitting on top of the desk in the Doctor's classroom. For some reason, he speaks with authority and a touch of attitude. Every so often he runs his hand through his mop of messy brown hair. And he seems to be pouting, just a little ( Read more... )

Better mood, same Doctor.

"Righto, so, the civil rights movement. I hope you all did a bit of research for this, as today, we're going to discuss and debate, WITH EACH OTHER, comparative ways of advancement during this period. The issue I posed to you was synopsised in two men, and while it's never exactly this simple, the fundamental question ( Read more... )

The Doctor looks unhappy this morning, unhappy to the point where he's mainlining coffee and scowling ( Read more... )

The sound of derisive laughter can be heard from the Doctor's office today, as he makes his way methodically through NBC's miniseries The 60s. Feel free to interrupt.

The Doctor comes into the classroom late with a box from amazon.com. He drops one copy of the book onto each student's desk. They hit with a thump.

"Good afternoon." He sits back on his desk and chews his pen.
( A bit of a lecture. )

The Doctor looks like he had an argument with the idea of not getting out of bed and lost ( Read more... )

The Doctor has coffee for everyone. Everyone being...well...three people. He likes to think of himself as generous.
( Addressing the class... )

The following information is sent in an email to the new administration. Individual grades are sent to each student. Be warned that the Doctor does not do grade inflation.

( Quantum Physics: Term 1. )

Though he's still in Richmond (and has now slept in a chair three nights running, which is not good for his back), you may slide your projects under the Doctor's door. He'll be back tomorrow to get them and do the fastest grading known to man.

S. BelmontV. Cally ( Read more... )