FoxTrot Classics by Bill Amend for September 05, 2013
September 04, 2013
September 06, 2013
Transcript:
Andy: Your teacher called today, Jason. Jason: Oh? Andy: She says you've been hiding magazines in your textbooks and reading them during class hours. She says she doesn't know what to do with you. One idea was to let you guest-lecture. Jason: The American Journal of Physics isn't really a "magazine" by the way.
einarbt about 11 years ago
Magazine vs. Journal.
einarbt about 11 years ago
Magazine vs. Journal.
Opus Croakus about 11 years ago
Is that Jason or a young Sheldon Cooper?
Destiny23 about 11 years ago
At least they’ll never have to worry about university tuition for him, since he’s probably already getting offers of full scholarships!
tnazar about 11 years ago
I once taught a “gifted” class made up of Jasons. It was beyond AP. Also the easiest class I ever watched. They’d carry the whole hour with a civil on topic discussion.
twj0729 about 11 years ago
How does Jason get The American Journal of Physics? First of all it’s expensive and then it’s restricted to the academia and/or scientific institutions.
RR208 about 11 years ago
@twypsi: It’s roughly $200/year depending on how you subscribe. Many subscribers loan out issues after they’ve read them. If a kid wants to read it any physics teacher will be happy to provide it.
Zarus about 11 years ago
I say send that kid to high school or college and be done with it.
Pelahnar about 11 years ago
You also have a major role in a popular TV show that based your character’s background on your life? :)
Waddling Eagle about 11 years ago
What’s weird about reading journals during boring school lectures? I and all my friends did that, though my personal taste ran to biological journals like “Ichthyologica” (no longer being published) and historical research.