Ancient Runes
This is the rune known as 'Perthro'. It is the rune of Mankind's eternal becoming, touching on the deepest stratum of our being. It shows each of us our internal reflection without flattery or pity; it is the key to understanding the process represented by the three Norns — Ørlog — often called "fate" by the uninitiated, the growth or undoing in the timeless Now, the secret that these runes are all about. It is our privilege as students to explore this powerful tool. This rune of mystery has been selected to represent this course.
Welcome.
Ancient Runes is a single-term class consisting of four lessons and four homework assignments, plus a final term exam. To complete the course and to receive a Quill, the student must submit all four (4) of the four assignments, and pass the term exam. All work must be submitted on or before the listed deadlines. Late or unexcused submissions will not be counted toward the course completion requirements; points may be deducted in cases of flagrant disregard of course rules.
Students for whom English is not their first or most fluent language will be given extra leniency in the matter of composition. If you show that you know the answer, how you manage to put it into writing is of little concern.
While on that topic, if you like (and if it is true of you) you may include the following note in the heading of your emailed assignment answers (cut and paste):
English is not my 'first language' { }