Lies And Truth -> First Floor: Academic Classrooms

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Sciences Though it is the same size as the other classrooms on the floor, Doctor Joe Patterson, the zaniest of all the teachers, offers life and variety to the relatively boring academic courses. The room offers no textbooks in favor of unusual, varying techiques, and students are instructed to take notes on their own time among the vial and bunsen-burner cluttered islands and counters while perching on cushioned stools. No BNH here, kids.	0	0	-- In: ---- By:
English Literature The classroom of professor Rob Franklin or, to his students, Mr. Franklin, and host to the English course for all grades at Crenshaw. The room is large, each wall perhaps thirty feet long, and possesses a class set of each grade level's textbooks lining it's shelved walls. Comfortable, classroom-style desks are the go here.	0	0	-- In: ---- By:
History The spacious history classroom of Professor Marter Fitzgerald (and that's Mr. Fitzgerald to you). Just as large as the history room, it boasts a wide range of museum-worthy artifacts care of the professor's previous career. While not the neatest room in the building, it has a unique charm that even the stiff chairs (coined BNH, or "butt-numb hell" by students) can't discount.	0	0	-- In: ---- By:
Mathematics The starkly furnished, spick-span classroom of Professor Richard Madding. Like the other rooms, it possesses a class set of each year's math textbooks lining it's walls, but Mr. Madding seems dead set on keeping his students as alert as possible by keeping the temperatures at seemingly sub-zero levels and maintaining a spotless, modern architecture of chrome and cold metal desks that top the BNH charts.	0	0	-- In: ---- By: