Meshiko 2014 [IESP Fall RP] [IESP only, please]

[Kwadai]

Maxim:
"Amazing! We don't get homework! Our days start quite early but also finish really early, we can choose all of our subjects except maths, English and Arabic and either Geography or History. You get a choice of what other subjects you want to do. We get exams frequently but they are small and all results are combined at the end of each year. How about Verona?"

Rania:
"No talk shows are on television only. We have lots of stations though"

[United Regions of Verona]

KOHEI

"09:00 to 2:40 for Primary Schools, 8:55 to 4:00 for Secondary, and 8:55 to 4:45 for State-Owned Universities and Colleges," replied Kohei, "And we have homework,"

YOKANA

"Huh. Verona has many stations, although the best is obviously the Luna MTRO, and I am totally not saying that because my brother's a presenter... Scresan MTRO and Jaka MTRO, same parent company, aren't bad either, what's you're fave radio station from KwaDai"

[Kwadai]

Maxim:
"Primary School in KwaDai starts at 8:30 and finishes at 13:30. High School starts at 7:30 and finishes at 14:30. Our school week is Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Yeah....it's tiring getting up so early but we get used to it especially toward summer break where it's around 40°c every day and early morning is a pleasant 34°c."
Rania:
"Hmmm maybe R1 Al Hamra, they have nice music and speeches and quotes from KwaDaian poets and people like that"

[Nuevo Meshiko]

Kuadalahara

"Just askin'--you did say you were a stoodent," the man replied to Axina. He eyed his beer carefully before returning his gaze upon her, "but, if you insist, I have a nice place where I know you can haff a great time..."

[United Regions of Verona]

AXINA

Axina giggled. "Then come on...."

KOHEI

"34ºC? Huh. In Luna it's around 29º during September. Horrible with the enormous waves of commuter traffic at 8:40...."

YOKANA

"Huh. Government FM is the best news feeder - It doesn't hype it like the private stations,"