<Lovegood Defines a New Agenda: The Correspondence Debate Ends, the Era of Cooperation Begins—Special Commentary by Our Correspondent: Philippe Charles Stéphane Leroy>
[Within the Great Hall of Beauxbatons Academy of Magic, what we witnessed was not merely the outcome of a debate, but the guidance of a spirit...]
[Wizet Lovegood, the young wizard who proved his courage and strength during the "Paris Region Incident," once again showed us qualities that may be even more important: vision and wisdom...]
[The following quotes some views from Rita Skeeter, special correspondent for England's Daily Prophet—He did not become trapped in defending the glory of the past, nor did he fall into the snare of arguing over superiority and inferiority...]
[With an almost poetic composure, he elevated the subject from "whose owl is faster" to "how can we fly better together"...]
[He acknowledged limitations, thereby transcending them; he extended an olive branch, thereby gaining the initiative and sowing the path toward a better fut...]
A Beauxbatons student asked in confusion, "Margaret, why did you stop reading? Is it 'sowing the path toward a better future'? What comes after that? Hurry up and read it!"
In order to properly host this International Confederation of Wizards Conference, Beauxbatons had called many students back to school to address its shortage of hands.
With the start of term still some time away, many of the students who had answered the call chose to remain at Beauxbatons and wait for the official reopening.
Aside from the fact that Beauxbatons would soon be reopening and staying on campus would spare them the trouble of travelling back and forth, there was actually an even more important reason for their decision.
Some Beauxbatons students had made inquiries and learned that, at Madame Maxime's invitation, Wizet would be staying at Beauxbatons for a