Lauren notes that you know three telekinetic skills she has never used--Out-of-Sight TK (she has always targeted objects by clairvoyance), High-Velocity TK (never thought of it), and Neutral Buoyancy TK (she learned to levitate). On the other hand, she can teach you telekinesis of powder, and she can teach you to fly. She'll teach you the one tomorrow and the other the next day, but she wants to watch you do the other three, if you think you can do them safely.
Scott is right: if you roll a successful punch in Boxing, because that is an attack in style, that activates your style. However, you're not hearing everything: you do not get the bonuses until the style is activated. I would not give you the +DCs for SAL or style on that first attack (you would get one for MSV), and your chance to hit is not modified by the style modifiers. Also, you don't get those bonuses for initiative.
To explain that, at the beginning of the round before rolling initiative, you attempt to activate your boxing style, and fail. Your boxing style has a -15 defensive sit-mod, but that does not count, so then you roll initiative. His chance to hit you is his SAL+BRA+MSV+2xbias minus your defensive values, which at this point are your TV. Had you made that initial roll successfully, there would be another -15 on his chance to hit you because of the style mod. This gives him a significantly better chance to take the initiative and hit you first. Then you get to attack him, and you can roll a boxing attack (which includes your MSV but his defensive values). If the roll is successful, you hit him and activated the style including the defensive values.
Concerning rune stones: "I've never seen anything quite like that, although I've used a bit of magic to get information--finding a path, for example, and seeing things that are invisible. Had a premonition once, too. I'm sure there are things like that, but I don't know how common they are--probably more common in worlds in which runes are commonly used in magic, but I never dealt with rune magic."
--M. J. Young