Not to sound disparaging...

[heidi]

I'm really not, and I certainly understand all the potential issues people may have with the scheduling of _witchinghour_ but...

Do many of you in uni or grad school really definitely have classes on Fridays? I only did in my freshman year, and my first year of law school (and knowing the lead organizers, law students will certainly have at least a day's educational sessions to enjoy!)

But of course, that was moreyearsagothanIwanttocalculatenowmeep and it's possible that things have changed.

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[zeldaophelia.livejournal.com]

Not to rain on a parade, but this year with only one class on Friday is the first time I haven't had two or three in 6 and a half years of university. Most of my classes have usually been MWF, it's been rarely that I've had a TR class. That said, I have no idea what my class schedule will be in Fall of 2005, but right now I just can't justify skipping class to attend Witching Hour. Probably a product of being raised by a teacher, but I value my education and the money I'm spending on it too much to miss classes for something that does not directly or even closely relate to my major.

That said, I think that this is a wonderful idea and if I wasn't going to be in school at the time I would definitely be considering going. It's just a case of bad timing for me, so instead I'll look ahead to 2007.

2007?

[heidi8.livejournal.com]

2007?

Nah.

2006.

That's the board's intention, at least.

Hope that's a bit of a cheerup?

Re: 2007?

[zeldaophelia.livejournal.com]

Oh, yes. That's a bit better. I wasn't sure of the date. *shrugs* I should be out of grad school by then even, so it'll be a lot more likely that I'd be able to go.

Eh?

[starlitfog.livejournal.com]

I'm confused. What exactly is happening in 2006? 'Nother Harry Potter event? If so, that's certainly something I want to hear about. October 2005 is a bit difficult for me to make, though I'll try if I can.