The last page considered difficult transitions. This one explores full engagement. It doesn't take long to get fully underway. Campus grounds may be dirty with road sand and some trash (wrappers emerge as snow melts) but hey! The sun's out; temps are in the fifties, and we're freshmen!
The sun's intensity is the same now as when we start school in September. What better environment in which to teach the effects of ultraviolet radiation than in the element?
For some activities, the start of a new term means the start of new projects. Not so for Westy, who is in his third term of kayak construction.
Project Period is over, so Land Use Manager Dave Pilla needs to introduce a new crew of Woodsmen to the operation of the maple sugaring process, which should continue for another seven to ten days. We hope to manufacture fifty gallons of maple syrup from approximately 2,100 gallons of sap.
In an application of analytical geometry, Ben checks out his calculations on the area of a triangle.
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