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With the Fashion Club gone, Helen confronts Quinn about her lack of other extracurricular activities and manipulates Quinn into admitting she's been tutoring Tiffany during study hall. Helen also suggests that being recognized as a tutor would be a good extracurricular. Since Quinn doesn't want to embarrass Tiffany, so she agrees to tutor someone else. To help avoid a threatened lawsuit from |
With the [[Fashion Club]] gone, [[Helen]] confronts [[Quinn]] about her lack of other extracurricular activities and manipulates Quinn into admitting she's been tutoring [[Tiffany]] during study hall. Helen also suggests that being recognized as a tutor would be a good extracurricular. Since Quinn doesn't want to embarrass Tiffany, so she agrees to tutor someone else. To help avoid a threatened lawsuit from [[Charlene Thompson]] if [[Kevin]] doesn't graduate, Ms. Li assigns him to be Quinn's pupil. |
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Revision as of 00:33, 10 March 2008
The 5th story in the Falling Into College series by Richard Lobinske. The story occurs from late October to early November 1999.
Summary
With the Fashion Club gone, Helen confronts Quinn about her lack of other extracurricular activities and manipulates Quinn into admitting she's been tutoring Tiffany during study hall. Helen also suggests that being recognized as a tutor would be a good extracurricular. Since Quinn doesn't want to embarrass Tiffany, so she agrees to tutor someone else. To help avoid a threatened lawsuit from Charlene Thompson if Kevin doesn't graduate, Ms. Li assigns him to be Quinn's pupil.