If you think this is ridiculous, join the club - and get expelled
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Sweet Rowena, I am so scared. Both my parents specifically warned me not to get into trouble, then Cho drags me off to this meeting thing and now suddenly all student organisations are banned? It can't possibly be a coincidence. I am going to get in so much trouble when it's all found out. And yes, part of me wants to do it and just say screw Umbridge and her fascist regime, but part of me knows full well we'll never get away with it. Mostly I just can't bear for Cho to go alone, though. I hope she gives up this thing for the Potter boy. He's not good for her. [/Private]
Are we allowed to sit with the same people every day for lunch, or does that count as a student organisation? It is a regular meeting of three or more students, after all.
I'm sorry for those of you currently waiting to see if you are allowed to keep your clubs going, Quidditch being a particularly ridiculous example.
Morrigan bought a new board game at the weekend so we're going to sit down and play it in the common room later if anyone fancies joining us. We should be okay doing that, I think, as long as it's just this once and doesn't become a regular meeting.
Sweet Rowena, I am so scared. Both my parents specifically warned me not to get into trouble, then Cho drags me off to this meeting thing and now suddenly all student organisations are banned? It can't possibly be a coincidence. I am going to get in so much trouble when it's all found out. And yes, part of me wants to do it and just say screw Umbridge and her fascist regime, but part of me knows full well we'll never get away with it. Mostly I just can't bear for Cho to go alone, though. I hope she gives up this thing for the Potter boy. He's not good for her. [/Private]
Are we allowed to sit with the same people every day for lunch, or does that count as a student organisation? It is a regular meeting of three or more students, after all.
I'm sorry for those of you currently waiting to see if you are allowed to keep your clubs going, Quidditch being a particularly ridiculous example.
Morrigan bought a new board game at the weekend so we're going to sit down and play it in the common room later if anyone fancies joining us. We should be okay doing that, I think, as long as it's just this once and doesn't become a regular meeting.