Salutations

[xp_beast]

It seems I'm the latest addition to the ever-growing collection of new arrivals to this fine institution. There seems to be quite an influx of people lately, judging by the state of the journals, which leads to an interesting question. Namely, why now? Obviously with the school term there is a certain amount of sense to relocating now as opposed to some other point during the semester, but not all the introductions have come from students. It certainly bears further investigation, given the potential impact on resource and space allocation. Does anybody have any other hypotheses?

That is to say, hi, I'm Hank. I'll be staying here for a time while I'm studying and I look forward to meeting you all.

Comments

[xp-beast.livejournal.com]

Well, one would need access to historical data, both for Xavier's (which I would think would be relatively easy to compile, if it doesn't exist in some form already) and for the larger trends of mutant habitation and migration, which would be less accessible. The unfortunate truth of the matter is that most organisations who hold information of that type are likely to be unsympathetic and their figures therefore suspect, making this a nigh-impossible task to complete with any type of scientific rigor.

[x-hawkeye.livejournal.com]

You could talk to Adrienne. She's got connections who might have more reliable data, I think, and a database that might be helpful. Or X-Factor Investigations does, at least. If you were interested in pursuing it, anyway.