Consider: It's a nice day out, and you're dozing off in the back of your class. Suddenly you get jolted awake by the kid sitting next to you, and you wake up to find everyone in the class and the teacher staring at you, waiting for you to give a surprise presentation. About import regulations on Afghani rugs. And you're in physics class! Clearly, you don't stand a chance. Or do you? Well, just because you don't know anything, doesn't mean you can't be prepared. In this class, we will teach you how to explain and present topics without concern for such trifling matters as prior knowledge or preparation. By the end of this class, you'll be happily presenting your Nobel Prize-winning chemistry research alongside the story of your grueling climb up Mount Everest to fulfill your kung fu master's dying wishes. Learn to demonstrate expertise that you may or may not have! All skill levels welcome.

Overview of the structure, chemistry, and mechanisms of action of well-known and lesser-known poisons. May include cyanide, arsenic, nerve gas, and various other poisons used for murder, assassination, and war throughout history.

Overview of the structure, chemistry, and mechanisms of action of well-known and lesser-known poisons. May include cyanide, arsenic, nerve gas, and various other poisons used for murder, assassination, and war throughout history.

For centuries, nations have made war using all manner of weapons and armament. Among the most frightening and dangerous of these in medieval times were siege weapons, designed to break even the most fortified of defenses. In this class, we will look at the physical principles behind some of these weapons, aided by practical demonstrations and activities.

Learn to throw ordinary playing cards!

For centuries, nations have made war using all manner of weapons and armament. Among the most frightening and dangerous of these in medieval times were siege weapons, designed to break even the most fortified of defenses. In this class, we will look at the physical principles behind some of these weapons, aided by practical demonstrations and activities.

The average high school student spends about 30 hours a week in school, and 10 to 15 hours a week in extracurricular activities (Source: Internet). That's something like 8 hours a day, spent in class! Completely incidentally, sleep researchers suggest getting at least 8 hours of sleep daily. But where can a busy student find the time to get sleep? We have studied this topic extensively, and we believe we have found a solution. Join us as we explore this exciting new field of research!

Learn how to throw ordinary playing cards!

Design and build your own foil boat, and see how it fares on the high seas!! See how much weight your boat can hold before it sinks, and try to design a stronger boat than your friends.

Aluminum foil is an amazing material. It's shiny, doesn't rust, can be sculpted into pretty much anything, and is really light. Come learn to make some aluminum foil creations!

Learn the basic principles of chemistry and materials science. Topics will include atomic arrangements in crystalline and amorphous solids, organic ...

Learn the art of warfare and strategy! In this class, we will read passages from Sun Tzu's The Art of ...

Learn how to throw ordinary playing cards! The prerequisites for this class were: wrists

Learn how to throw ordinary playing cards! The prerequisites for this class were: wrists

Learn how to throw ordinary playing cards! The prerequisites for this class were: wrists

Learn how to throw ordinary playing cards! The prerequisites for this class were: wrists

Learn how to throw ordinary playing cards! The prerequisites for this class were: wrists

Learn how to throw ordinary playing cards! The prerequisites for this class were: wrists

The average high school student spends about 30 hours a week in school, and 10 to 15 hours a week ...

How do chemists figure out the identity chemical compounds? When appearance, smell, and taste are not enough, they must turn ...

Playing with food is an activity with a long and glorious history. From the very first cave paintings of steak-tossing, ...

$$ \emph{Do you believe in love at first sight, or should I walk by again?} $$ In this class, we'll ...

Learn how to throw ordinary playing cards,

Learn how to throw ordinary playing cards,

Learn how to throw ordinary playing cards,

Learn how to throw ordinary playing cards,

Sleeping in class: a rewarding activity, but one often fraught with peril. With teachers lurking just around every corner, no ...