New perspectives on how history is made
In which we see a chronicle of history born anew.
In which we see a teacher discuss the only thing more private than his sex life.
In which we see the advantages of technology (and its discontents).
In which a walk in the woods leads to a fishing expedition.
In which a student and a teacher confront their limits.
In which our narrator considers the curiously broad appeal of his namesake.
In which we gauge the political climate of homework.
In which we see a teacher annoyed by students with minds of their own.
In which the ties that bind are badges of honor.
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