Monthly Archives: August 2023

“Nonetheless,” Victor said, “I’d like to know what I’m getting into. Please send that over. However, it sounds to me that I have no real choice other than to agree with your proposal.  I am a little busy dealing with … Continue reading →

“A fine question,” Elektra answered. “I wondered about that myself. The answer is that some years ago the Senate agreed that we would appropriate a certain total sum for salaries, the college would take in a certain number of students … Continue reading →

“Indeed you do,” Elektra answered.  “In  fact, I asked the Suupreme Judicial Court for an enforcement injunction, which they have already granted.”   “Binding?” Victor’s answer did not make it sound like a question.  “Bless their hearts.  What a shame. … Continue reading →

“On the last of these, I can be of some help,” Victor said, “namely I have a number of friends who passed through mostly American universities before the Interregnum, were lucky enough to be able to afford the immortality treatment … Continue reading →

“Not really, no,” he answered.  “The Space Guard components, in which I assume you are interested since you haven’t said yet, are now in the process of being prepared, at least some of them. If someone wants titanium hull plates, … Continue reading →

“There are also several student government reports,” Martina said, “very detailed, and by rumor a faculty minority report giving other details.”   “Of course,” Adams said, “we cannot tell you what to do about this, because the Constitution is extremely … Continue reading →