Wallace comes into Sociology, sits next to Horshack, and tells him that Rider Strong won't be coming to class. Horshack says he knows, since Rider Strong is feeling a cold coming on, so Horshack's taking notes for him. It's too bad Kinney isn't doing a study on chronic doormatitis -- he's missing out on some great material. Horshack says that Rider Strong is a cool guy who just likes to win. You're boring me, Horshack. Horshack asks Wallace where Logan is, and Wallace beams that they'll be seeing him real soon. Kinney starts his lecture, and asks to hear from one of the experiment participants. On cue, Logan, wearing a mask and nothing else, comes running in, and then stops, turns, and salutes Wallace. I'll risk a round of hate mail by agreeing with the posters who opined that Jason Dohring isn't looking quite as ab-tastic as he has in the past. Screencaps don't lie, though. Anyway, Wallace amusingly holds up his hands to cover his view of Logan's naughty bits as a large percentage of the audience bemoans his wasting that opportunity. A good thing about this storyline: I like the Logan/Wallace friendship that's developing. Logan as 09er really doesn't fit the college scene, and Logan and Wallace becoming buds is a good way to start the process of stripping Logan of his 09er identity. (No pun intended that time, shockingly enough.) Anyway, Kinney gives about as good a "God, not AGAIN" exasperated face as you're ever likely to see, and Logan runs out, his flesh-colored underwear unfortunately all too apparent. (And I wanted to get out of that paragraph without making a Zorro reference, but with that mask? Come on.)

We see Veronica in the library, which at least shows that she wasn't anxious to repeat the experiences associated with being a ruthless journalist. She picks up a copy of the paper and sees that her story is the lead article. The subhead tells us about the Botany professor providing the seeds, which makes no sense, since Veronica didn't know about it in time to put it in the story, and I find it hard to believe that even someone with Nish's agenda would leave herself open to a lawsuit by alleging something she heard thirdhand. Veronica looks bummed, and "Sunshine" from earlier walks by and congratulates her with a "Well done, sister!" From the look on Veronica's face, it's like she almost misses high school. In much the same way the Yankees "almost" beat the Tigers this year. See you next week!