Close your eyes, firmly grasp the handle of your luggage cart and sprint toward your nearest train-station platform barrier — because a new student organization, Potters Anonymous, has a one-way ticket to Hogwarts.
History sophomore Elizabeth Ritchey, founder of the newly approved organization, said she is planning to take some of the magic of the “Harry Potter” universe and bring it to the University.
Ritchey said the club was formed as a way to keep the spirit of the books and films alive after the last “Harry Potter” movie was released this summer.
“I think that people would still be interested in [‘Harry Potter’] because of the fact that we grew up with it,” Ritchey said. “I think it’s going to be a part of our lives