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. K. Rowlings 7-part

story, stolen from the

real life occurrences

of Harry Potter and

his friends written for

the Muggle world,

has ay cm t a d. Da-iel Radcliffe, who portrayed as

the wiarding worlds Harry Pot-

ter, alongside with Emma Wat-son, Rupert Grint, and Matthew

Lewis, are off on their own ad-

ventures in their Muggle world.

After Rowling made a for-

tune from Harry Potters story,

this rogue witch decided to write

her own content. Recently, she

released a story based on class

and other social tensions. The

Casual Vacancy is Rowlings

rst wrk sic sh st Pt-trs if stry t s as a ctibk t Mggs. Th bk wasreleased the Sept. 27, 2012.

As for the Muggles whoportrayed Potter and his friends,

their careers are far from coming

to an end. Their success, due to

th rg witch, startd ad sky-rcktd with th Harry Pttrsris, bt w th cast is f-ing their careers and moving on

from the wiarding world.

Going after their dreams,

th cast has mad a mark i thircareer but it is only the begin-

ig fr thm. Dai Radciff,Emma Watson, Rupert Grint,

and Matthew Lewis are no lon-ger part of the Harry Potter cast

but are separately succeeding in

Hollywood.

Dai Radciff, wh wasHarry Potter in the copied and

stolen series, stars in the Muggle

world on Broadway as the lead

in a musical titled, How to Suc-

ceed in Business without Really

Trying. He was also the star in a

m titd Th Woman in Black,which was released the 3rd of

February in 2012. Radcliffes

career seemed to only improve

aftr mimickig r vry wPotter.

Emma Watson, who played

Hrmi Gragr, th kw-it-all and frumpy friend of Potter,

is doing as well as Radcliffe. She

is starrig i th w m adap-tation ofThe Perks of Being a Wall

Flowerbased on the novel by Ste-

ph Chbsky. Additiay, shis studying abroad in Oford.

Watson wishes to complete her

senior year at Brown University.

Muggle-born Rupert Grint

played Ronald Weasley, the gin-

ger with the hand-me-down

robes. Grints success now lies

withi a WWII m, Comrade,about British and German sol-

diers that are stranded in the

Norwegian wilderness and are

frcd t wrk with ach thrin order to survive. Further-

more, Grint is to star in the

biopic of Eddie the EagleEdwards, who was an Olympic

ski jmpr wh bcam a Brit-ish fk hr i th 1988 WitrOlympics.

The rest of the cast, such

as Matthew Lewis who played

Neville Longbottom, have re-

ceived scripts for various plays,

decided to return to college, or

have dabbled in television and

documentary writing and pro-

duction.

These Muggles who have

startd thir carr by mimick-

ing the life of Potter, Granger,Weasley, and the rest of the

wiarding world, which the

Muggles are taught to believe is

cti, ar w grat actrs adperformers with a bright future

ahead of them. As for Rowling,

she now writes using her own

content that is not stolen from

our world. One critic, Carmela

Ciuraru of the San Francisco

Chronicle, states that The Ca-

sual Vacancy is no masterpiece,

but it is a good escape. Even in

the absence of a certain boy wi-

ard, the novel succeeds as a so-called page-turner.

Rowling and the cast of

Pttr ms hav brght thseven-part story of Harry Potter

to life in the Muggle world and

now succeed on their own. It is

curious to wonder how Rowl-

ings career would have been if

she did not steal Potters story.

You are welcome, Rowling.

MARY FRANCES CAVALLARO

RAVENCLAW 13

The GriffinPhiladelphia, PA Octob er 2012

KThe Free Student Newspaper of Chestnut Hill College

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y kw jst hw mch yand J.K. Rowlings series have

inspired Muggles? Those of

us who have been forever im-

pactd by radig J.K. Rwigs bksabout your world and your hero, Harry

Potter, have gone on to create some in-

credible things together. We have learned

life-altering and forever memorable les-

sons from the golden trio, and all of

the other characters we encountered

r jrys thrgh th bks.As I k back ths bks, I

continue to recognie more themes, and

how much they have impacted not only

my life, but the lives of my entire gen-eration. Through these novels, we have

learned about the power of love and the

importance of friendship and bravery.

We have learned about the corruption

that power brings, that arrogance can be

a downfall, and to have a healthy amount

of distrust to authority and the rules.

Hermione shows us the importance of

qaity thrgh hr ght fr hs-elves. Shes a strong, intelligent female

role-model who must face her own un-

fair prjdic. Frm Sap w ar hwpowerful love is, and that people can al-

ways change, always. We learn countless

sss frm Dmbdr thrghtthe series, and from Harry, we again see

th sigicac f v ad fridship,which can overcome all else, and that

we are what we choose to become more

than the situation we are brought into.

The Harry Potter series has inspired

us to create parody musicals and the-

ater groups, an entire genre of music

drivd frm r kwdg f yrworld, Youtube comedy puppet shows,

conventions that bring thousands of

fans together, Muggle Quidditch teams,

documentaries, college classes, and

friendships. All of these creations and

eperiences derived from Harry Pot-ter and the wiarding world, have made

life-changing impacts for innumerable

Muggles. It has created a new genera-

tion of reading enthusiasts, and has

mad rmarkab impacts r vas.One of the most important impacts

that Harry Potter has made, to me, is in

the Harry Potter Alliance (HPA). The

HPA is a -prt rgaiati thattaks ispirati ad paras frm thbks t mak psitiv chag i thMuggle world. We of the HPA stand

for equality, basic human rights, literacy

and education, and all of these things,

we are able to learn about and appreci-ate within the Harry Potter series. Just

as Hrmi stads agaist th ijs-tices of the treatment of house-elves,

w ght simiary agaist iqaity.Because of Harry Potter, a community

f fas has b ab t sd v car-go planes of medical supplies to Haiti,

raise over $100,000 for the equality of all

Mggs, ad dat mr tha 87,000bks t schs ad impvrishdcmmitis. W ar ghtig th dark-ss f th wrd, jst as Harry fghtto etinguish Voldemort through those

pieces of evil magic tethering him to life.

Had it not been for Harry Potter,myself and those of us in the Chestnut

Hill College chapter of the HPA would

t hav bg makig a psitiv impacton the world in a fun and creative way.

For this, and for all you have given us,

I thak y, citis f th wiardigworld, J.K. Rowling, and Harry Potter. I

kw y wt frgt t b awsm.

We raise our wands to you.

AMAnDA FInlAWRAVENCLAW 15

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IMAGeS: SHelBY eMleY, GRYFFInDoR 16On Oct. 14, 2012, Griffins Quidditch traveled to the University of Maryland

(UMD) at College park and competed in a 16-team tournament. The first match

pitted the Griffins against the University of Virginia Whomping Willows. Un-

fortunately, the Griffins were defeated, but kept energetic as they competedagainst Dumbledores Army, a mercenary team and narrowly lost by the op-

ponents snatch. Last in their pool was Johns Hopkins University Quidditch to

whom the Griffins lost, despite CHCs snatch. After rankings, the Griffins were

pitted against U Virginia again, but walked away the victors. Moving on, they

faced Johns Jopkins again, and put up a good fight despite losing. Overall,the Griffins were proud to have competed at UMD and left in good spirits. Theultimate victor of the tournament was UMD who had defeated the Pennsylva-

nia State University in the final match. Top left, Cristina Diaz 14 , who was

injured before going to UMD coached the team for the day. Middle right, Lanie

Duff 16, chaser, stares down a John Hopkins beater. Bottom right, Steph Reif

13, dodges a chaser from Dumbledores Army. Bottom left, the team is pic-

tured with Big Griff and driver Frank Dealy before returning to Chestnut Hill.


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Key:

The History of CHC QuidditchChestnut Hill College

Quidditch began in the

fa f 2008 dr th as-pices of fun and love of

Harry Potter. Under the

early direction of Kim

Cooney and Krista Bai-

ley-Murphy, Quidditch

th Hi rishd.CHCs rst t-

ing of the Quidditch

sport, World Cup III,

was hosted at the ac-

kwdgd birth-

place of Muggle Quidditch,

Middlebury College of Ver-

mt i nvmbr 2009. ThGrifs prfrmd w at thistournament in November and

left Vermont with a sense of

pride for their sport, placing

fth vra. latr that mth,an awards ceremony was held

for the team to recognie their

performance and view the doc-

umentary of the World Cup

made by Kate Sprandio 10.

The First Philadelphia

Brotherly Love Cup was

held in the fall of 2010,

hosting a grand total of 7

teams. Largely an intramural

event, Chestnut Hill College

dd fr tams amdafter the Hogwarts houses

(Gryfdr, Hfpff,Ravenclaw and Slytherin).

The Villanova University

Agstiia Arrs tkthe Love Cup home that year.

At World Cup IV, the

International Quidditch

Association (IQA), now

the leading organier of

Quidditch, moved the

tournament from Ver-

mt t nw YrkCity. At Dwitt Ci-t Park th

lower West Side,57 teams made an

appearance. The

Grifs paydvaliantly but

couldnt quite

tak hmthe gold.

T h e

S e c o n d

P h i l a -

delphia

Brotherly Love Cup was held

in the October 2011. This

Tramt was th rst tfeature collaboration between

the Quidditch Board, the Col-

lege and the town of ChestnutHill. That year, the Brotherly

Love Cup and Harry Potter

Wkd mad a spash thPhiladelphia scene. Attracting

over 1,500 spectators to the

camps a ad iky jst as

many in town. This event was

s as a majr sccss t ainvolved. With 13 teams com-

peting, four of them Chest-

nut Hill intramural teams,

th acti was qick ad i-tense. Ultimately, CHC Sly-

therin House was victorious,

takig th lv Cp hm.At World Cup V, hosted

this year at Randalls Island in

nw Yrk City, th ChsttHi Grifs cmptd i amuch larger event; incorporat-

ig w mr tha 60 tams,two competitive divisions, and a

high school tournament. Teams

from 24 states and from as far

away as Vaasa, Finland came to

mak thir mark Qidditch.All of this eisted in the

midst of a carnival of enter-

tainment, Harry Potter-related

fun, and an impromptu Cana-

da vs. United States dodge ball

gam. utimaty, th Grifs

wr kckd t Day 2and returned home placing

41 f 60 rakd tams aftrDay 1 p pay. latr thatevening, Middlebury Quid-

ditch, behind by 30 narrowly

defeated University of Flor-

ida Quidditch with a single

Qaf ga ad a sccssfsnatch near-simultaneously.

Quidditch has become a

mainstay at Chestnut Hill Col-

lege and now moving into our

Third Annual Philadelphia

Brotherly Love Cup, we hope to

create even more fond memo-ries with this sport of champi-

s. Qidditch has ft its markon the history of CHC, having

inspired its own Quidditch

board, an ad campaign run by

th schs agcy 160/90 adnumerous other Harry Potter

themed events. For this and

many years to come Quidditch

will continue to be a piece of

the school and its student body.

Westly Mandoske

RavenclaW 13

The Griffinsperformed well at

this tournament

in November and

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HArryPottErWeekendEVEntS

Friday

Opening Ceremony

Top of the Hill Fountain Plaa

6 p.m.

Straw Maze Diagon Alley*Woodmere Art Museum

6 - 8 p.m.

Ghost Tour*

Chestnut Hill Hotel

8 p.m.

Potter Pub Crawl and

Scavenger Hunt*

Germantown Ave.

7 p.m.

Halloween Scary Stories,

Magic Show and

Costume Contest*Stagecrafters Theater

7 p.m.

Harry Potter and the

Socerers Stone Showing

Chestnut Hill Hotel

7 p.m.

Saturday

The 3rd Philadelphia

Brotherly Love Cup(Quidditch Tournament)

Chestnut Hill College

9:30 a.m. - 6 p.m.

Harry Potter Headquarters

efat Wissahick Ratrs

10 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Straw Maze Diagon Alley*

Woodmere Art Museum

10 a.m. - 6 p.m.

The Hunt for the Hor-

crux Scavenger Hunt

Germantown Ave.11 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.

Dobbyscot dv

Saturday, Oct. 27

Bring your new or usedcoats and donate them

t pp i d!

Harry Potter Activites to

included: Fortune Tell-

ers; Face Painters; Broom

Flying 101; Meet Dumb-

ledore, Harry, Hermione

and Ron; and many more

Germantown Ave.

11 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.

Defense Against the

Dark Arts Class

Germantown Ave.

Noon and 3:00 p.m.

Facepainting*

Germantown Ave.

12 - 4 p.m.

Sorting Hat Demonstration

Germantown Ave.

1 - 2 p.m.

Harry Potter and the

Socerers Stone Showing

Chestnut Hill Hotel

1 p.m.

Halloween Scary Sto-

ries, Mystery Magic Show,

and Costume Contest*

Stagecrafters Theater

2 and 7 p.m.

Continued on Page 8* denOteS admiSSiOn Fee

Could you de-

tail your nding

of Nargles lastyear in Central Europe?

Finding the Nargles was

an amaing eperience.

Its brilliant having one

of your lifes dreams re-

alied. My husband, Rolf, and I

were out on one of our epe-

ditis. W wr takig thrwks t k fr th MFrg, actay. Sm wto the moon and brought a bag

f thm back as prf bt thyescaped him when he landed.

ufrtaty, w didt dany Moon Frogs but it waswdrf t ay s smNargles. The little creatures are

etremely mischievous. In fact,

thats how I was eventually able

t d thm. Whi w wrcamping on our epedition,

w tic thigs wd jst gmissing at odd times and they

would show up in the strang-

est places. One night, all of

our shoes went missing and we

found them three days later tied

together sitting on a tree stump.

I began to suspect Nargles tobe the culprits when I noticed

there was a fairly large amount

of mistletoe in the area. Nar-

gs ar kw t ifst mist-toe. After noticing this, I put a

trackig charm sm f myitems in hopes they would steal

them. When they did, all we had

to do was follow the spell. Rolf

and I were so happy. Having

long been thought to be etinct,

this was a wonderful discovery.

What compelled you

to go into the feldof Magizoology?

The summer before my

fth yar, my fathr adI went to Sweden to at-

tmpt t d a Crmp-Hrd Srkack. My fathr

was so sure they eisted. He

once even acquired an erum-

pent horn believing it to be the

horn of a Crumple-Horned

Srkack. It was sf thgh,it helped Harry Potter and his

friends when it was hit by an er-

rant spell, when my father tried

t mak a da with Vdmrtby echanging them for me.

Which I dont condone by theway but I understand my fa-

thers reasoning. However, I do

consider them to be very good

friends and it was not right for

him t giv thm p ik that.

Could you tell us a

little about your up-

bringing, and your

father, Xenophilius Lovegood,

publisher of The Quibbler?

Well, sometimes things

wr a itt difct as

I didnt have a mother.She died when I was

i. Sh ray jyd tryignew, eperimental spells. One

of them, unfortunately, went

horribly wrong; it was awful.

Dad aways did his bst thgh.H wd tak m a t fadvtrs t k fr cratrsh kw xistd. W spt a tf tim tryig t d th Crm-p-Hrd Srkack. I raybelieved everything he told me

back th. As I gt dr, I ra-ied he wasnt always right and

I accepted that the Crumple-Hrd Srkack dst x-ist. Ad y watd t kwabout The Quibbler? Well, its

much more trustworthy than

th Daiy Prpht. Sic Dadwas th ditr, I kw v-rythig mst b tr ikths is td by Rita Sktr.

The Quibbler always offered

full support to Harry Potter.

Where do you plan

your next adven-

ture?

Rolf and I are cur-

rently planning a trip

t Sctad t kfr th Bd-Sck-

ig Bgbar. My rst yar atHogwarts, Hagrid mentioned

thm thikig that thy hadkid tw rstrs. It actayturned out to be Ginny Weas-

ley. She was possessed by Tom

Riddles diary at the time so it

wasnt really her fault. I really

ik Giy Wasy; shs scha kid gir. Im vry gad sh

and Harry Potter got married;

they had such a lovely wedding.

Do you believe thatthere are many un-

discovered magi-

cal creatures in the world?

Of course there are

many undiscovered

magical creatures.

Not all creatures are

meant to be discovered or

thy jst dt wat t bfd. W vr kw athe creatures in the world.

Does the presence

of Muggles makeit more difcult

to care for these creatures?

Not at all. Muggles only

see what they want to

see. Also, there is a lot

of space all over the

world where magical crea-

trs ca b kpt safy awayfrom the Muggle population.

I dt thik w vr rayhave a problem with Muggles.

Would you like

to share anythingabout your per-

sonal life with The Grifn?

Well, when at Hog-

warts, I was sor ted into

Ravenclaw. Ive always

been very happy about

that. Rowena Ravenclaw is

somewhat of a hero of mine.

She was a very smart woman.

She once said, Wit beyond

measure is a mans greatest

treasure. I do very much be-

iv that. I d jy paitig,

also. At my childhood home,before it was destroyed by the

erumpent horn, I had painted

my friends on the ceiling. It

had Ron, Hermione, Neville,

Harry, ad Giy. Did I m-tion how happy I am that they

are married? They even gave

their little girl the middle name

Luna. I was very touched.

Im married now to Rolf Sca-

mander, hes also a wiarding

naturalist. We have two sons

named Lorcan and Lysander.

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CLASSIFIEDNeeded: Care ofMagical CreaturesProfessional. Mustbe able to han-dle rabid rabbits.

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