<p>Chyeahhh! OMG who went to the midnight premier cuz I did and it was sickkk! </p>
<p>Unfortunately… I’m pretty sure we were supposed to get Hogwarts letters when we were like 11 or something 
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<p>25 days yo</p>
<p>Me! I dressed up in my robes of course. hahahahahha. Only GREAT harry potter movie. The rest sucked except 1 and 2. This movie was amazing. Amazing. And I usually hate all the movies because they are so different from the books! not this one though.</p>
<p>Anyways, this is probably bugging those harry potter-hatters.</p>
<p>r.i.p dobby</p>
<p>Ahh! I haven’t seen it yet! My school wouldn’t give us permission to stay out after curfew for the premier. I’m so excited, though! I hated all the movies except 1 and 2, also, so this is all good news. :)</p>
<p>Yeah. I went in thinking “this is gonna suck just like 4, 5, and 6.” But it was amazing!! I walked out and was like well they proved me wrong. Can’t wait for part two. Did anybody else have like a line of 100 ppl just to see it on friday night? I went at like 10:30</p>
<p>Hahahaha I’m stoked that if i get accepted, i get to go to a school full of harry potter fans. Ya the movies dropped the ball after 2, but this was the best yet. Got me in my hp mood haha.</p>
<p>@GracesEkphrasis Do you go to boarding school? If so, whats that like??</p>
<p>also, that emma watson scene! The only reason i want to go to brown.</p>
<p>hmmm. i thought that was just a tad too much. haha. my friends and i were like ***? haha, but the guys were just smiling.</p>
<p>(i cant even say that?) <em>what the f</em>**</p>
<p>haha here I am trying to figure out what *** means. what a puzzle.</p>
<p>Just stopping by to wish all of you good luck as you wait for your ED decisions for NU. I’m an alum (class of 84) and am so excited for all of you who get accepted and have four years ahead of you in Evanston. It was awesome and I would pick NU again in a minute! Go Cats!</p>
<p>@DESTROYER: Yeah, I do go to a boarding school. It’s called the Indiana Academy. It’s just for juniors and seniors, and you have to apply to get in, just like college. I like it a lot; all the classes are AP/Honors/college level, so I definitely feel prepared for my freshman year, no matter where I go. All my friends live in the same building on the same floor, and my teachers have offices on the first floor of the building. I can go down and ask for help in my pjs if I feel like it. And we still have dances and stuff like regular high schools. The only real downside is that there are a lot of rules: curfews, check-ins, no cars, etc, etc.</p>
<p>@LINYMOM - my mom graduated in 83 :)</p>
<p>@GracesEkphrasis - that’s cool. I have a friend who goes to a boarding school (IMSA Illinois math and science academy) and your school sounds pretty similar, especially the whole prepared for college bit.</p>
<p>yo, are any of you guys going to send your november SAT scores to northwestern?</p>
<p>LINYMOM, my mom graduated in 84 too!</p>
<p>Look at all the legacies! Hoping my S (HS class of '13) joins you guys there! He’s my excuse to go out and visit again next year!</p>
<p>I wish I was a legacy… That probably helps… My parents didn’t go to college.</p>
<p>well first generation helps too. My dad went to college, but not NU, so no help what so ever!</p>
<p>same as above</p>
<p>Twenty
Three
Days.</p>
<p>And whatcha gonna do? Legacy/first generation college are factors we just can’t control. It is what it is.</p>