<p>Obviously the price of being a celebrity is less privacy. My point was that it’s this kind of obsessive behavior that would lead her to not choose a school in America. That’s not to say it wouldn’t be like that in England, but apparently, she would have a more normal experience in England…</p>
<p>Who cares! Let her go there, she deserves to anyways. If she is looking around for her choices, then Yale is not a choice, it is a must. You hear me, MUST!!!
She could go to some riggidy school or a better school, enough of her already.</p>
<p>…In the other news, the end of March means the absolute reject and absolute acceptance list is out! They are talking about deferees.</p>
<p>the truth. yale definitely has the better theater department – though harvard should receive due credit for some legends: t. lee jones, n. portman, c.o.b., and the non-graduate matt damon. but i would assume she would go to yale over harvard, even though harvard’s freshmen dining hall looks a lot more like the hogwart’s one than yale commons. but she’s cool, and yale has more cooler peeps, so yale would be a must.</p>
<p>on another note, anybody speculate how the next potter film will be like?</p>
<p>^ Agreed. I’ve read all 7 books at least 5 times apiece, and the movies suck. But they’re better than nothing. I’m exceedingly pleased that they’re releasing the 7th film in 2 parts, though, because the extended length will give them a bit more time to fit in more details.</p>