Overview
Senate is outraged when he learns that a prized student purchased a college-application essay over the Internet. Hanson's class decides to sue Lipschultz in court for defamation of character after he calls a student a derogatory term.
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2 - 1Chapter Twenty-Three October 29, 2001 -
2 - 2Chapter Twenty-Four November 05, 2001
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2 - 3Chapter Twenty-Five November 12, 2001
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2 - 4Chapter Twenty-Six November 19, 2001
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2 - 5Chapter Twenty-Seven November 26, 2001
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2 - 6Chapter Twenty-Eight December 03, 2001
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2 - 7Chapter Twenty-Nine December 10, 2001
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2 - 8Chapter Thirty January 07, 2002
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2 - 9Chapter Thirty-One January 14, 2002
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2 - 10Chapter Thirty-Two January 21, 2002
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2 - 11Chapter Thirty-Three January 28, 2002
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2 - 12Chapter Thirty-Four February 04, 2002
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2 - 13Chapter Thirty-Five February 11, 2002
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2 - 14Chapter Thirty-Six February 18, 2002
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2 - 15Chapter Thirty-Seven February 25, 2002
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2 - 16Chapter Thirty-Eight March 11, 2002
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2 - 17Chapter Thirty-Nine March 18, 2002
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2 - 18Chapter Forty April 22, 2002
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2 - 19Chapter Forty-One April 29, 2002
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2 - 20Chapter Forty-Two May 06, 2002
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2 - 21Chapter Forty-Three May 13, 2002
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2 - 22Chapter Forty-Four May 20, 2002