Conventions??
Bekkio
bekkio at gmail.com
Thu Feb 28 14:08:18 UTC 2008
--- In HPFGU-OTChatter at yahoogroups.com, "Carol" <justcarol67 at ...> wrote:
*snip*
> Forgive me for responding since I'm not the original questioner and
> have no plans to attend any conference, but your post, while
> informative, leaves several questions unanswered.
>
> What are HBEF and Narrate? When and where are the two conferences
> (Portus and Terminus) and what's the difference in cost?
HP Education Fanon, Inc. (HPEF) is a U.S. based educational non-profit 501(c)(3)
organization founded in 2002 that is committed to producing academic symposia on the
Harry Potter books and cultural phenomenon. We strive to distinguish our conferences by
the premiere quality of the programming we offer, particularly the caliber of our featured
speakers and guests. Our volunteer planners aim to bring scholars and fans professional-
quality, creative, premium experiences for affordable prices. HPEF also promotes the
benefits of reading for both children and adults by offering Library Science and Education
tracks in our conference programs. We also support our host communities by donating a
portion of our auction proceeds to a local charity.
Portus is the fifth HPEF event, and it will take place July 10-13 at the luxurious Hilton
Anatole in Dallas, Texas. Registration is currently $220, which includes four days of both
formal and informal programming, participation in Quidditch, and daily Wizard Rock
performances. Hotel rooms at the Anatole are $155/night plus taxes for up to four
attendees. We're also proud to present a Portus exclusive: the Portus Podcast Palooza,
which includes live appearances by MuggleCast, SnapeCast, AlleyCast, and a whole lot
more!
> Also, the paper on "Snape's Eyes" sounds interesting. Is it posted on
> the Internet anywhere? If so, Id appreciate a link.
You can find Snape's Eyes on the Harry Potter Lexicon here: http://www.hp-
lexicon.org/essays/essay-snapes-eyes.html
Best Regards,
Bekki Olivieri
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