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Nellie's eyelids drooped as she stared at the computer screen. She had been working all night on her biology report on cells, and it was finally completed. After a quick re-read, she printed it out and stuck it in her folder, which in turn she stuck in her backpack. She heaved a sigh… another day of school to endure. Oh well, at least she finally got the report finished. Suddenly, her eyes snapped over to the clock on the computer. Oh no! She had to leave right now, or else she'd be late! Grabbing her backpack, she hoisted it onto her back and rushed downstairs, almost stumbling once or twice in her rush. *** Chester sat on the floor, h

The sound of rustling backpacks and eagerly departing footfalls brought the lion back to consciousness with a soft groan.  Sitting up, he slowly brought his face from between pages 374 and 375 of "Chemical Principles: 8th Edition" and back to earth.  Bright fluorescent light wasted no time in assaulting his visage as he brushed his long bangs from blocking it, but the reason for his next groan did not reveal itself until his eyes had adjusted.  The whiteboard spanning the entire width of the lecture hall had been mostly white last he remembered, but now was covered with a stream of mathematical expressions and disembodied comments relating to