Question regarding Tom Riddle/what house was Hagrid in?

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No: HPFGUIDX 46492

Amanda Geist asked:
"I haven't the time right now to comb for examples....anyone want to 
go for looking into first-name usages?
~Amanda, keeping one roll of TUMs in reserve for when that 
infernal "Snape is a vampire" thread comes around again"

Got one! I was reading it this morning. 
after a conversation between Snape and Karkaroff (or Severus and 
Igor, if you prefer)
"'What's got Karkaroff all worried?' Ron muttered.
'And since when have he and Snape been on first name terms?' said 
Harry slowly."

Also, these aren't quoted, but Harry and Draco refer to each other 
as 'Potter' and 'Malfoy'. Snape refers to his students, mainly, Ron, 
Harry, and Hermione, as 'Potter, Weasley, and Granger'. All the 
other teachers refer to their students that way. The only person who 
isn't referred to by his first name by the people who know him best 
is Hagrid: "'Call me Hagrid," he said, "everyone does.'"

There's a few of them. And I haven't seen the Snape is a vampire 
thread for awhile.

-Acire, who thinks that Snape just needs a few weeks in the tropics, 
and he'll be just fine.