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Tom Black CSI Level 2
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Joined: Sept 2005 Gender: Male  Posts: 79 Location: Ballistics Lab Karma: -2 |  | CSI @ School « Thread Started on Oct 3, 2005, 3:57am » | |
Do any of you have CSI Clubs at school? At our school we do.
It's called CSI: HK. We're working on creating a "MURDER NIGHT" at school at like the end of the semester, and each person in our team of like eight or nine will work together. We should have about four murders/cases to work on. Basically we research about our topic (I'm the in-house ballistics expert) and we create multiple scenes for the public to work on.
All the profits go to either the CSI lab in Hong Kong, or to a charity.
What about you guys?
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Joined: Sept 2005 Gender: Female  Posts: 71 Location: Belgium Karma: 4 |  | Re: CSI @ School « Reply #1 on Oct 3, 2005, 1:15pm » | |
hey that sounds a great idea, in my school we dont have any clubs, its not usual in belgium.
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Joined: Sept 2005 Gender: Male  Posts: 79 Location: Ballistics Lab Karma: -2 |  | Re: CSI @ School « Reply #2 on Oct 3, 2005, 6:23pm » | |
Oh. Pity. It's actually a really good idea, because you can take what other people have created, and actually learn something. Better than reading from a textbook and taking notes! Besides, it's all about science anyway, so it's sort of like a crazy science course that's really hands on!
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Joined: Sept 2005 Gender: Female  Posts: 71 Location: Belgium Karma: 4 |  | Re: CSI @ School « Reply #3 on Oct 4, 2005, 1:12pm » | |
Congratulations for your promotion !!!
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Tom Black CSI Level 2
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Joined: Sept 2005 Gender: Male  Posts: 79 Location: Ballistics Lab Karma: -2 |  | Re: CSI @ School « Reply #4 on Oct 4, 2005, 10:20pm » | |
Thanks 
Do you think that if there was a curriculum created for crime scene analysing, schools would make it a course? I mean, wouldn't it be possible, if it fitted the program in High Schools? They have a CSI course in some universities, so why not start early in HS and make it a science subject? I'm sure A LOT of people would join.
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Joined: Oct 2005 Gender: Female  Posts: 7 Location: Somewhere... Karma: 0 |  | Re: CSI @ School « Reply #5 on Oct 15, 2005, 10:15pm » | |
We have a program at our high school for forensics including fingerprinting, tire impressions, D.N.A and antoropology. It's so cool, but it's only offered to juniors and seniors. I'm not in high school yet (I'm in eighth grade), but when I'm a junior, that's my first class!
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Joined: Sept 2005 Gender: Male  Posts: 79 Location: Ballistics Lab Karma: -2 |  | Re: CSI @ School « Reply #6 on Oct 15, 2005, 11:08pm » | |
Lucky you. For the colleges that I saw like last week, most of them had criminology courses, which is pretty much forensics science. I don't know if my HS has forensics science in the junior/senior years yet though (I'm only a freshman).
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Joined: Apr 2005 Gender: Male  Posts: 311 Location: Sheffield UK Karma: 0 |  | Re: CSI @ School « Reply #7 on Oct 22, 2005, 3:58pm » | |
No 
dont think anyone would be intrested in our school 
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Joined: Dec 2007 Gender: Female  Posts: 5 Karma: 0 |  | Re: CSI @ School « Reply #8 on Dec 28, 2007, 12:35pm » | |
omg v.jealous we have nothing at are school although i dont think there would be anyone interested but still we do forensic analysing in chemistry though and media studies actually study csi for c/w i so should have taken media lol btw what is eighth grade for english people?
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