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81.179.199.253: More usual place for Categories, just for easy finding, rather than any practical page-visual changes. (And presumed to negate the "multiple Cueballs" description, if no long is just "a smaller Cueball".)

2026-05-16T18:36:59Z

More usual place for Categories, just for easy finding, rather than any practical page-visual changes. (And presumed to negate the "multiple Cueballs" description, if no long is just "a smaller Cueball".)

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2026-05-16T16:23:45Z

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2026-05-16T16:23:33Z

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StapleFreeBatteries: Feel like Harvard is a more significant example.

2024-12-18T06:28:11Z

Feel like Harvard is a more significant example.

172.69.194.202: /* Transcript */ It seemed silly to mention the student twice in the same scene, and letting dialogue establish that student's is report-card related, as one has to assume the teacher's book is homework-related.

2024-02-09T17:31:16Z

‎Transcript: It seemed silly to mention the student twice in the same scene, and letting dialogue establish that student's <whatever> is report-card related, as one has to assume the teacher's book is homework-related.

1234231587678 at 17:20, 9 February 2024

2024-02-09T17:20:57Z

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 The title text references that, not only can the grades in the report card inadvertently spell out certain words (for example: 'CAB' or 'FAD'), but also that the letter grade system denoted omits the letter 'E' in standard letter grading. The reason for the missing "E" is complex and explained in [http://www.slate.com/articles/news_and_politics/explainer/2010/08/e_is_for_fail.html this Slate article]. However, this is not universal in the United States: Harvard University and Ohio State University, for example, use 'E' for failing.
 ==Transcript==
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 {{comic discussion}}
 [[Category:Comics featuring Cueball]]
-[[Category:Multiple Cueballs]]
+[[Category:Comics featuring Kidball]]
 [[Category:Language]]

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 ==Explanation==
-In this comic, [[Kodball]] apparently didn't turn in his homework assignment repeatedly, for which he gets a warning from his Cueball-like teacher.
+In this comic, [[Kidball]] apparently didn't turn in his homework assignment repeatedly, for which he gets a warning from his Cueball-like teacher.
 In some schools in the United States, a student's grades are determined mainly using letters for quick reference. In most schools, the letter grades are given as follows:

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 ==Explanation==
-In this comic, [[Cueball]] is a student, who apparently didn't turn in his homework assignment repeatedly, for which he gets a warning from his Cueball-like teacher.
+In this comic, [[Kodball]] apparently didn't turn in his homework assignment repeatedly, for which he gets a warning from his Cueball-like teacher.
 In some schools in the United States, a student's grades are determined mainly using letters for quick reference. In most schools, the letter grades are given as follows:
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 The title text references that, not only can the grades in the report card inadvertently spell out certain words (for example: 'CAB' or 'FAD'), but also that the letter grade system denoted omits the letter 'E' in standard letter grading. The reason for the missing "E" is complex and explained in [http://www.slate.com/articles/news_and_politics/explainer/2010/08/e_is_for_fail.html this Slate article]. However, this is not universal in the United States: Harvard University and Ohio State University, for example, use 'E' for failing.
 ==Transcript==

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 Interestingly, since in some schools even a 0% grade would produce the required 'F' grade, the student does not need to work at all (not even turn in any school assignments) to get the required 'F' grade, this leading to the situation presented in the comic above. Rather than a letter upon a continuum (as it might be assumed if 'E' were not skipped) it is generally accepted that 'F' actually stands for 'Failed' and covers any situation where insufficient credit was gained to obtain any other letter-grade. There are some schools, though, where turning in nothing would result in the class being marked "incomplete" or "inc" instead of having a grade shown at all.
-The title text references that, not only can the grades in the report card inadvertently spell out certain words (for example: 'CAB' or 'FAD'), but also that the letter grade system denoted omits the letter 'E' in standard letter grading. The reason for the missing "E" is complex and explained in [http://www.slate.com/articles/news_and_politics/explainer/2010/08/e_is_for_fail.html this Slate article]. However, this is not universal in the United States: Ohio State University, for example, uses 'E' for failing.
+The title text references that, not only can the grades in the report card inadvertently spell out certain words (for example: 'CAB' or 'FAD'), but also that the letter grade system denoted omits the letter 'E' in standard letter grading. The reason for the missing "E" is complex and explained in [http://www.slate.com/articles/news_and_politics/explainer/2010/08/e_is_for_fail.html this Slate article]. However, this is not universal in the United States: Harvard University and Ohio State University, for example, use 'E' for failing.
 ==Transcript==

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 ==Transcript==
-:[A teacher holding a book is talking to a student, sitting at a desk.]
+:[A teacher, holding a book, is talking to a student, sitting at a desk and holding a document of his own.]
 :Teacher: If you don't turn in at least one homework assignment, you'll fail this class.
 :Student: Yeah. But if I can fail this class, the grades on my report card will be in alphabetical order!