More Grad School Games

99.  Every two years, I get really into politics.  I care a lot, but as I hate arguing with people, I tend not to say anything.  I sometimes fear I’ve gotten too lax about people throwing out their beliefs.  I only ever speak up if people contradict themselves (which happens surprisingly often).

The Hidden Artist

Show up before class every day and draw something amusing on the chalkboard.  Then leave for a few minutes and come back when there are other people in the class.  You lose if your drawing is acknowledged or erased throughout the class period.  Winner is the one with the most amusing and elaborate drawing.

1. You may never get caught.
2. Bringing your own colored chalk means extra points.
3. No revealing the nature of the game.
4. You may not actually lie to anyone.  If anyone asks you if you did it, you must be honest, even if it violates rule 2.
5. Violating rule 2 or rule 3 disqualifies you, so try not to be asked any questions.

99.  Every two years, I get really into politics.  I care a lot, but as I hate arguing with people, I tend not to say anything.  I sometimes fear I’ve gotten too lax about people throwing out their beliefs.  I only ever speak up if people contradict themselves (which happens surprisingly often). The Hidden Artist…