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10.10 Wenches are Hiring! 10.06 Happy AC day! 10.03 On Accidental Elopements The Daily Prophet 10.09 — The Curse of Kindness Witch Weekly Issue #200 — A Look Back at Witch Weekly's History Did you know? First names were most often used by childhood or school friends. If the friendship was made after school age, first names would only really be used by women. Men were far more likely to refer to their friends by their surnames, a mark of familiarity. — Documentation — Submit your own — WANTED: Emilia Wright for Jude Wright. Casually alienating offspring since 18882. “Separating was also not a great idea, though they weren't doing great at staying together anyway. If she were to volunteer to be the human sacrifice.. well... Hogsmeade had plenty of debutantes anyway...” — Barnabas Skeeter in CYOA: Group D — Nominate a quote — Well-Traveled Complete threads set in ten different forum locations. Threads must have at least ten posts, and three must be your own. Character accounts cannot be combined. < >

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Quill & Ink

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	Last Post Fortune Favours the Bold by Iris Cattermole October 14, 2018 – 5:31 AM	Anything your characters may need to write down.
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The Daily Prophet

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	Last Post The Curse of Kindness by Charming October 9, 2018 – 11:43 AM	Extra! Extra! Read all about it! The Daily Prophet covers all IC happenings that are worth mentioning to the rest of the wizarding society. Any article published can (and probably will) be read by other characters in the game. To learn more or submit articles, click here.


Witch Weekly

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	Last Post Issue #201 - Courting By City by Witch Weekly October 14, 2018 – 6:51 PM	Witch Weekly is a tabloid magazine geared toward witches who are inclined to gossip. It is considered a bit frivolous and can be frowned upon in upper-crust circles (as gossip is unladylike) but has a rather high readership just the same. WW is published every Sunday. To contribute, click here.

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