  The Questions One of my students just passed slam out in the middle of giving his speech! We had our closing ceremony a minute ago and Shota (my student) was at the end of his speech and all of a sudden, collapsed, he fell backwards (the student who was behind him moved out of the way) and hit his head on the blackboard!&nbsp; We usually have our ceremonies in the gym but because of the heat, we did it in the music room since its the next biggest room. Half the kids were staring in shock, one little girl got so scared she ran to the back of the room covering up her face. The teachers all rushed to him (creating more heat around him) then finally someone ran to get the stretcher and took him to the nurse's room. His homeroom teachers went out with him and as soon as he left the room they continued with the rest of the ceremony like nothing happened.
Question#1:&nbsp; Why is it that in a school of 55 (small as it may be) there is only 1 fan in the school and that is in the teachers room? Question#2: Why in temperatures reaching the 90's the past few days haven't the students been able to use their personal fans since there are not any at the school? Question #3: Why in the year 2004 when temperatures reach close to 100 every year, are there no Air Conditioners at school? Question#4: &nbsp;When you have a Japanese English&nbsp;teacher, is a&nbsp;foreign English teacher more important than making sure students temperatures dont reach levels where they are passing out at 9am? Couldn't the salary they pay me foot the bill for some fans at least? 
