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Episode 13--Mrs. Whittaker's 7,360th Class
After a super long break, because the author is actually a real-life composition teacher, CAMPUS is back!!! If you want to know what happened, all previous episodes are available for your listening pleasure. In the last episode, we heard about the rookie teacher's first day. Now, it's the veteran teacher's turn.
Credits
The lyrics to "The Cherub Song" are by Katie Winkler, Music, titled "Never you find me," is by Kosta T via Free Music Archive
License: Creative Commons — Attribution 4.0 International — CC BY 4.0
Other music provided by Anchor: The Easiest Way to Make a Podcast
Disclaimer
Hey, guess what, nothing and nobody in this podel, that’s what I’m calling this podcasted novel, is real, including the vampires. Any resemblance to real persons or places, including gnomes, Boojum folk, and the CAMPUS itself is entirely coincidental, I pinky promise. As far as the music goes, I didn't change it at all--just added the lyrics.
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By Katie Winkler
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After a super long break, because the author is actually a real-life composition teacher, CAMPUS is back!!! If you want to know what happened, all previous episodes are available for your listening pleasure. In the last episode, we heard about the rookie teacher's first day. Now, it's the veteran teacher's turn.
Credits
The lyrics to "The Cherub Song" are by Katie Winkler, Music, titled "Never you find me," is by Kosta T via Free Music Archive
License: Creative Commons — Attribution 4.0 International — CC BY 4.0
Other music provided by Anchor: The Easiest Way to Make a Podcast
Disclaimer
Hey, guess what, nothing and nobody in this podel, that’s what I’m calling this podcasted novel, is real, including the vampires. Any resemblance to real persons or places, including gnomes, Boojum folk, and the CAMPUS itself is entirely coincidental, I pinky promise. As far as the music goes, I didn't change it at all--just added the lyrics.