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#5319 + ()/44 - [ Report ]
// In Geosystems, students are learning about different winds.
Mrs. Schmid: The band around the equator is known as the doldrums because sometimes the wind completely dies down, meaning ships are stuck because they can't go anywhere. This is where the expression "to be in the doldrums" comes from, because if someone says that to you, it means you're lethargic. Without motivation. Apathetic. In other words, you're a senior. -
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// Mrs. Schmid is retiring and is telling the class about the possible replacement teacher
Schmid: And even if he doesn't know the curriculum exactly, he can just pick another teacher to stay a week behind in lesson plans.
Student: But then we won't finish!
Schmid: Yeah, but do you really care? -
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// In Geosystems after three snow days and an early dismissal as well as two power outages
John Sherwood: You know, counting last week, we've spent about three weeks trying to do this lab. Maybe, you know, force majeure, not meant to be...
Mrs. Schmid: I see the lips moving, but there's no words coming out
John Sherwood: Sounds like the problem's on YOUR end.
