Shoot your friends!! Its Patrol!! Patrol is a game sponsored by the MIT Assassins’ guild. Participants are divided into a number of teams. Each player is armed with a dart gun and a small number of rubber darts. Each player also wears a colored headband denoting what team he/she is on and whether or not he/she is currently alive. The object of the game is to shoot members of the other teams without getting shot. If shot, the player can resurrect by visiting the resurrection floor. The main goal, however, is to have fun. Please bring a signed permission slip available here: http://www.mit.edu.ezproxy.canberra.edu.au/~assassin/PatrolPermissionSheet.txt

Shoot your friends!! Its Patrol!! Patrol is a game sponsored by the MIT Assassins' guild. Participants are divided into a number of teams. Each player is armed with a dart gun and a small number of rubber darts. Each player also wears a colored headband denoting what team he/she is on and whether or not he/she is currently alive. The object of the game is to shoot members of the other teams without getting shot. If shot, the player can resurrect by visiting the resurrection floor. The main goal, however, is to have fun. Please bring a signed permission slip available here: http://www.mit.edu.ezproxy.canberra.edu.au/~assassin/PatrolPermissionSheet.txt

Come learn the exquisitely delicious art of turning chocolate into truffles. Impress your friends and family!

The class will focus on the theory and practice of oral storytelling and rhetoric. Each student should come prepared with at least one story (max. 5 minutes) to tell.

Witty, provocative, versatile. Despite its fairly strict and restrictive form, (14 lines, iambic pentameter) sonnets have a myriad of styles in historical and modern poetry. This class is designed to show you how sonnets have grown and developed over the past centuries into a diverse and powerful form that knows no bounds. We'll spend the first hour learning how to read and talk about a few classic sonnets to ground you in the sonnet tradition. The second hour will be dedicated to discussing you the myriad paths sonnets have taken since then. Come ready to think. Come ready to talk.

You may have noticed that some song tunes seem made for their lyrics, while some don't. (For instance, did you know that any Emily Dickinson poem can be sung to the tune of "The Yellow Rose of Texas"?) So how have composers throughout western music history created tunes to fit their lyrics? How should you? This class will cover examples (good and bad) of tune creation from organum and music of the Trecento to modern popular music.

Come learn to make homemade truffles, elegant and delicate. Impress your friends and family! Students will take their creations home.

Do you like science fiction or fantasy novels? Share what you do and don't like, give (and get!) lots of book recommendations, compare systems of technology and magic, and discover new perspectives on these interesting genres.

The class will focus on the theory and practice of oral storytelling and rhetoric. Each student should come prepared with at least one story (max. 5 minutes) to tell.

Learn how to make your own easy homemade chocolate bars with many and varied fillings.

Are you are a sci-fi nerd who can talk about FTL travel and cornucopia machines all day long? A fantasy geek who can explain the consistency of different magic systems off the top of your head? A newcomer to these genres? Learn what is awesome in science fiction and fantasy and what books you should drop everything to read NOW.

Quotemined from the CollegeBoard website: "The ultimate goal of an AP Music Theory course is to develop a student's ability ...

Learn some math while listening to stories about the infinity worms of Callisto (trying to live forever via math), surfing ...

Cybernetic implants, artificial intelligence, the metaverse- science fiction predicts lots of technologies for our future. Which of these have any ...

Beethoven's music caused classical music to vault into the Romantic Era, freeing composers from the strict constraints of the Classical ...

Truffles are layered chocolates, with soft, milky chocolate (called "ganache") surrounded by a hard chocolate shell. We will examine and ...

Truffles are layered chocolates, with soft, milky chocolate (called "ganache") surrounded by a hard chocolate shell. We will examine and ...

Ever wonder why the noble gases are so noble? Ever thought carbon was up to something fishy in order to ...

In this class, each student will build a simplified, but still real and working, electric guitar. Through doing this, students ...

Did you ever wonder where classical composers came up with so much original music? Well, they were geniuses. They were ...

This class will pick apart a homemade electric guitar, to figure out how it works. We'll be looking at the ...

This class will pick apart a homemade electric guitar, to figure out how it works. We'll be looking at the ...

Truffles are layered chocolates, with soft, milky chocolate (called "ganache") surrounded by a hard chocolate shell. We will examine and ...

Truffles are layered chocolates, with soft, milky chocolate (called "ganache") surrounded by a hard chocolate shell. We will examine and ...

From Gregorian Chant to the beginning of the Classical Era, we will look at the history, composers, music, and theory. ...

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This course will cover the middle school/high school Algebra I curriculum (NOT linear algebra) in 2 hours of happy, silly, ...

Come for a whirlwind version of high school Algebra II and some Precalculus covering all of the standard curriculum plus ...

Did you ever wonder where classical composers came up with so much original music? Well, they were geniuses. They were ...

Geometry is pretty; it is not evil like some people claim! This course will cover an entire year of high ...

Trig is awesome! This course will cover the standard high school Trigonometry curriculum in only 1 hour! Mechanics, applications, identities, ...