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Slytherin Fox · 10-06-2009, 04:27 PM

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Originally Posted by unicornkeeper07

"Well there's the obvious, more classroom attendance and answering questions, and then completing the homework thoroughly, but I think that's what we've been doing. Perhaps people are lacking incentive or do not fully understand the rewarding opportunity of winning the house cup," Rafe suggested. "Perhaps if we decreased the number of sleep hours combined with cutting back on leisure time, should put us on the right track to success," Rafe forced a smile. He was being very sarcastic of course.

He was pretty sure that if people wanted to do the homework they would and participate in class they would, people were already set in their ways and Gryffindors definitely looked like slackers. Continuing the sarcasm, "Or we could make the other houses look bad and blame them for things they didn't commit and hope they lose house points!" Rafe really hoped no one was taking him seriously, but he was actually kind of frustrated with some of his fellow students. He did all the work, and if he could take on an extra workload he would.

Antonio caught the obvious sarcasm right away. "Well, those are novel approaches, aren't they?", he commented. "People would be seeing Gryffindor in a whole new light." He laughed, knowing that Rafe was not serious.

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Originally Posted by Jason Potter Weasley

" My thought is all of rhe students doing study sessions and helping with homework" jason told Professor DuMont. " In classes, we should all take Gryffindor as partners so we could get some points" Jason told him.

"Those are good ideas, Jason," Antonio said. "It isn't always possible to take another Gryffindor in the classes, but it does sometimes work. It's something to consider. I do know that other houses have study sessions and things, and that is something we can talk about, too. I am open to all suggestions."

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Originally Posted by DanialRadFAN01

Chris Potter walled into the spare room off the Common Room that was were the meeting was being held. When he walked in he noticed a few students were already in there. He smiled at them and waved and then walked up to stand next to the HoH Professor Dumont. He had said it would be nice for the Prefects to help out in the meeting. "Hello Professor Dumont, not too late am I?" he asked with a grin. He sure hoped this meeting would help!

"No, Chris, you're just on time," Antonio smiled. "We are just getting some ideas on some things that would motivate students from Gryffindor to be a bit more - ah - competitive - in the house point race, and I was saying that any ideas are welcome."

Antonio had noticed that the quidditch captain, Jack, was there as well, and he was glad of that, because he wanted to make sure all the students supported the quidditch team and that was another thing he wanted to discuss with the students. He had ideas about that, too. There were lots of parties and events he had planned, but that would all come up in due time.

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Slytherin Fox Swedish Short-Snout Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: In Your Dreams Posts: 31,312 Hogwarts RPG Name: Alex Black First Year	SS Featured Writer Lovely Lady Quote: Originally Posted by unicornkeeper07 "Well there's the obvious, more classroom attendance and answering questions, and then completing the homework thoroughly, but I think that's what we've been doing. Perhaps people are lacking incentive or do not fully understand the rewarding opportunity of winning the house cup," Rafe suggested. "Perhaps if we decreased the number of sleep hours combined with cutting back on leisure time, should put us on the right track to success," Rafe forced a smile. He was being very sarcastic of course. He was pretty sure that if people wanted to do the homework they would and participate in class they would, people were already set in their ways and Gryffindors definitely looked like slackers. Continuing the sarcasm, "Or we could make the other houses look bad and blame them for things they didn't commit and hope they lose house points!" Rafe really hoped no one was taking him seriously, but he was actually kind of frustrated with some of his fellow students. He did all the work, and if he could take on an extra workload he would. Antonio caught the obvious sarcasm right away. "Well, those are novel approaches, aren't they?", he commented. "People would be seeing Gryffindor in a whole new light." He laughed, knowing that Rafe was not serious. Quote: Originally Posted by Jason Potter Weasley " My thought is all of rhe students doing study sessions and helping with homework" jason told Professor DuMont. " In classes, we should all take Gryffindor as partners so we could get some points" Jason told him. "Those are good ideas, Jason," Antonio said. "It isn't always possible to take another Gryffindor in the classes, but it does sometimes work. It's something to consider. I do know that other houses have study sessions and things, and that is something we can talk about, too. I am open to all suggestions." Quote: Originally Posted by DanialRadFAN01 Chris Potter walled into the spare room off the Common Room that was were the meeting was being held. When he walked in he noticed a few students were already in there. He smiled at them and waved and then walked up to stand next to the HoH Professor Dumont. He had said it would be nice for the Prefects to help out in the meeting. "Hello Professor Dumont, not too late am I?" he asked with a grin. He sure hoped this meeting would help! "No, Chris, you're just on time," Antonio smiled. "We are just getting some ideas on some things that would motivate students from Gryffindor to be a bit more - ah - competitive - in the house point race, and I was saying that any ideas are welcome." Antonio had noticed that the quidditch captain, Jack, was there as well, and he was glad of that, because he wanted to make sure all the students supported the quidditch team and that was another thing he wanted to discuss with the students. He had ideas about that, too. There were lots of parties and events he had planned, but that would all come up in due time.