SciOly Assassination 115: Pictures at an Exhibition

[Tailsfan101]

Skink could be the Sassy. The user is C from Illinois (Adlai E. Stevenson), and as Sassy said, Spartans is not part of the kill clue. This may mean it's an ID clue. I thought I had other evidence, but apparently, I forgot. (Darn memory)

One of Sassy's rules is if s/he does not post for 7 days, each user gets a free accusation on their next post. This means that officers who have posted after the last clue cannot use a free accusation. maxxxxx may still use a free accusation. I suggest possibly accusing Skink.

EDIT: Remembered that my 'other evidence' is that Skink is an Exalted Member, and and the fact that Assassinator is also Exalted could lead to that.

[Alex-RCHS]

the more famous Adlai E. Stevenson

This one?

No, this one.

Edit: I accuse Adlai E. Stevenson himself of being the sassy.

[NeBH]

"I would love to believe that when I die I will live again, that some thinking, feeling, remembering part of me will continue."

Regeneration?

[daydreamer0023]

"I would love to believe that when I die I will live again, that some thinking, feeling, remembering part of me will continue."

Regeneration?

Quote by Carl Sagan. Probably points to Astronomy somewhere down the line.

[whythelongface]

I think Sassy's sigs have been related to the most recent post...

[maxxxxx]

I protect Lumosityfan because the quote in the sig is related to space, and primeval light = lumos.

[Assassinator]

Rapid computation is a luxury modern scientists often fail to fully appreciate. The early days of science were characterized by chalkboard after chalkboard filled with calculations done by hand. Only a few decades after the invention of the electric vehicle supervised by Emerald City Electric and the first controlled human flight by the Wright brothers, the appearance of the supercomputer permitted dedicated calculation by machine, allowing the drafting of the first general rule of science.



syo_astro is dead.

[syo_astro]

:/

[Alex-RCHS]

Rapid computation is a luxury modern scientists often fail to fully appreciate. The early days of science were characterized by chalkboard after chalkboard filled with calculations done by hand. Only a few decades after the invention of the electric vehicle supervised by Emerald City Electric and the first controlled human flight by the Wright brothers, the appearance of the supercomputer permitted dedicated calculation by machine, allowing the drafting of the first general rule of science.



syo_astro is dead.

(bold added by me)
Clearly, it's one of the chalkers. I protect chalker7, because Wright Stuff and rule-writing references. Someone should protect the other chalker as well. There are also references to the EV event superviser, who would that be?

Also, Emerald City Electric is a company in Seattle, if that makes a difference to anyone.

[maxxxxx]

I protect Bernard because he assisted in supervising EV at Nats this year and he goes to school in Seattle.