Email to Roberto

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To: Da Costa, Roberto
From: Lensherr, Erik

Mister da Costa,

While I am personally of the opinion that people should be allowed to employ methods that are less than healthy when it comes to coping with grief, methods as spectacularly unhealthy as stealing from my office are to be avoided for your own benefit. On advice from my co-headmaster, I have agreed to let Mister Judd deal with your punishment -- you are to report to him at 4:30 tomorrow morning and every morning thereafter for the next month for auxiliary phys ed and self-defense classes.

Given the circumstances, I suspect that there will not be a repeat of this incident any time soon, and that would be for the best. If you should wish to speak to someone about making arrangements to visit Juliana's gravesite once the current furor has died down, you will not need to go as far as picking the locks on either of our offices -- I assure you that they will be open.

Sincerely,

Erik Lensherr, Headmaster

[Public] Journal Entry: Sunspot 20/09/2012

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You know what's bad? Hangovers.

You know what's worse? Xavier's full length lecture inside your damn head with you're hanging to hell.

And what's even worse? Puck.

Deus tenha piedade...



p.s Details on last night are fuzzy. Help appreciated.

p.p.s Blaine is awesome.

[Public] Journal Entry: Remy LeBeau, 9/20/2012

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I'm Remy, I'm new.

never been to a real school before and can't say I think I'll like it much.

the teachers read these things?

and. anyone play cards?

[Public] Journal Entry: Institute Announcements, 9/20/12

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Children,

In light of recent events, I feel the need to remind each and every one of you to please respect the rules concerning smoking and drinking on campus for your own well-being and that of your classmates. Our primary goal at this school is to allow each student to come to terms with his or her special ability in a safe and productive environment. As in any educational institution, should a student be caught in blatant violation of these rules, there are consequences. Should anyone wish to discuss the current policy, they may always feel free to drop by one of the headmasters' offices.

Sincerely,
Charles Xavier, Headmaster

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