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==Summary== |
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The teachers of Lawndale High, unable to reach an agreement with the school district (on whose behalf Ms. Li negotiates) go on strike. Students are still required to attend classes, however, Ms. Li having found substitutes ranging from the senile ([[Mrs. Stoller]], who believes her charges are first graders) to the ephebophile ([[Ken Edwards]], an unself-conscious and irony-free version of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lolita Vladimir Nabokov's Humbert Humbert.]) After Quinn lets it slip to her mother that Mr. Edwards' attention to Tiffany in class borders on the inappropriate if not indecent, Helen calls the school to threaten legal action. Ken Edwards is summarily dismissed, and Ms. Li press-gangs Daria into service as his replacement. |
The teachers of Lawndale High, unable to reach an agreement with the school district (on whose behalf Ms. Li negotiates) go on strike. Students are still required to attend classes, however, Ms. Li having found substitutes ranging from the senile ([[Mrs. Stoller]], who believes her charges are first graders) to the ephebophile ([[Ken Edwards]], an unself-conscious and irony-free version of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lolita Vladimir Nabokov's Humbert Humbert.]) After Quinn lets it slip to her mother that Mr. Edwards' attention to Tiffany in class borders on the inappropriate if not indecent, Helen calls the school to threaten legal action. Ken Edwards is summarily dismissed, and Ms. Li press-gangs Daria into service as his replacement. |
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Meanwhile, both Jane and Trent help make the teacher's picketing more effective and eye-catching, while DeMartino fights to keep the protest going and finally takes on Li in direct negotiation. |
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==Trivia== |
==Trivia== |
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