My name is Hank E. Anderson and I’m a professor and sociologist at Harvard University. This year I was sent to observe the unusual behavior of settlers in loochs for a weeklong. As the settlers arrive they are forced off a moving container and enter into the prison. Some settlers go left and some go right but they all seem to have to arrive to their assigned rooms before the alarm sets off. Settlers that arrive late are forced into rooms on separate days as torture. As the day starts a video pops up on the walls telling them what to do. For 44 minutes they sit in their workstations and listen to the keepers talk and tell them what to do. They then are forced to do work as they dread waiting for the bell to sound so they can get four minutes
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Settlers are pushing, running, and fighting to get to their next rooms in time. Some settlers lurk the maze and head into the cleaning rooms to do whatsoever.
I’ve seen many instances of settlers raising their hands high above their head praising their keepers as they get called on. Many of them are sitting playing mind games on there thinking machines swiping away not to get caught as the keepers walk by. The settlers were all handed massive books full of problems they must do.
They receive time to meet in the eating-house as settlers gather in a line as a keeper scans their cards marking them for getting their one meal per day. Guards roam the room making sure everyone is accounted for. If settlers are seen throwing food airborne they are sent to the assistant of the head loochs. Student going to the cleansing room must bring their cards so they can get into the rooms. Students seen without their cards are forced to get one to access parts of the building. Guards are frequently rushing into the rooms making sure settlers are under control.
Settlers were seen receiving letters on their papers rating their performance. A bad grade could lead to consequences such as not moving onto the next phase of loochs to a meeting with one
Settlers are pushing, running, and fighting to get to their next rooms in time. Some settlers lurk the maze and head into the cleaning rooms to do whatsoever.
I’ve seen many instances of settlers raising their hands high above their head praising their keepers as they get called on. Many of them are sitting playing mind games on there thinking machines swiping away not to get caught as the keepers walk by. The settlers were all handed massive books full of problems they must do.
They receive time to meet in the eating-house as settlers gather in a line as a keeper scans their cards marking them for getting their one meal per day. Guards roam the room making sure everyone is accounted for. If settlers are seen throwing food airborne they are sent to the assistant of the head loochs. Student going to the cleansing room must bring their cards so they can get into the rooms. Students seen without their cards are forced to get one to access parts of the building. Guards are frequently rushing into the rooms making sure settlers are under control.
Settlers were seen receiving letters on their papers rating their performance. A bad grade could lead to consequences such as not moving onto the next phase of loochs to a meeting with one