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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[dangel.livejournal.com]

Since graduating next year is looking more and more like a distant dream, I'll likely still be an undergrad in Fall 2005. If not, I'll probably be in another school of some sort that might not be as flexible, so it's premature to make scheduling decisions now.

Most psychology and natural science classes here have the MWF format. Even if I were to skip Thursday and Friday, it's usually around the time when exams (or other important whatnots) are taking place and they'll probably be around the week's end.

Hope I'm not being too whiny. It's impossible to please everyone, after all. The whole event really does sound like a great idea!