Ravenclaw Corner is

[alt_padma]

off to a great start for the year. We've added some new pillows for the window seat and Madam Pince has given us permission to bring Restricted Section books there for reading, provided we bring them back to the desk at the end of the evening.

As has always been the case, if anyone else happens to be looking for a title in the library and can't find it, you're welcome to see if it's on our adjoining table. We generally keep those texts near to hand when we're revising there in the afternoons or during free periods.

Gilhooly and Vane: We were talking in Ravenclaw Corner and we've decided that if you'd like to come and sit with us now and then, you're welcome to do so. It's good to see an incoming class with so much potential; our advice to you lot is: Don't squander it.

Thompson and Cuthbert: Congratulations again on making Prefect. Remember that House Prefects meet every Monday and Thursday for breakfast and Professor Vector likes us to report to her before each staff meeting, so you can tell me or Edgecombe (or Moon and Tamblyn, of course) if there's anything from the lower forms that we need to her to know.

Oh, and Lines, there are a couple of things I wanted to ask you, if you can tear yourself away for a private conversation. Maybe in the common room tonight? History club, for one thing, and a couple of other little thoughts I had.

Comments

[alt_lana]

It's good to see you carrying on the traditions. And a good sign that some are showing their potential so early. The Hat knows its business.

Best wishes for the new term, Patil!

[alt_linus]

Terribly sorry, Padma, but I've been finishing up some notes for Guild Master Georg Bright regarding my internship. Quite interesting, being able to work at the Astronomy Guild House in New London this summer. I told you that my parents permitted me to take up Guild Master Bright's invitation to observe during the summer projects at the country Guild Hall, did I not? Perhaps I didn't -- this summer has been an absolute whirl -- but it was most splendid: lectures and observing and an overnight stay. There is something charming about being permitted to be around included in a group of simultaneously exhausted and energised researchers at a late breakfast in a bucolic setting. Sheer paradise!

In any case, I simply must devote myself to these notes until sleep claims me. We can talk at the next opportunity that schedules permit, yes?