[jonathan lall]

So let me get this straight... you're a senior and all your friends from school are having immense amounts of fun that will be memorable for their entire lives back home, and you've made the choice to be in Atlanta tightening bolts and repairing tread with a couple teachers and a bunch of kids not from your year? The way I see it, that's like playing CS:Source the night before an important term test. Short-term (albeit memorable) elation or long-term (and very memorable) satisfaction?

I would take Cory's point as fair if my year was so cohesive that a formal gettogether with all of us before going our seperate ways didn't mean so much. But we're not. If your friends are all on the team like Jillian, I can understand that reasoning too. But for the 99% remainder of us, can you afford to miss grad night? Grad night?