Emma Watson ‘Being Stalked at Uni’

http://todays-top-youtube-vedio.blogspot.com/Emma Watson is being stalked — at university!

The Harry Potter star is currently attending Brown University in Providence, Rhode Island.


She reportedly become a victim of “an orchestrated campaign of Ivy League harassment” as Harvard beat Brown 24-21 in Cambridge last weekend.

Watson was targeted by students from the monthly Harvard Voice magazine, who recorded the actress’ whereabouts during the game via Twitter.

Before the game, a blog post on the mag’s website said, “We will be Live-Tweetin’ the game and possibly stalking Emma Watson, so keep your eyes peeled for that, too!”

In one message on Twitter, they wrote, “Let’s go Hermione! Lolz,” in reference to her character in Harry Potter.

Another said, “EMMA WATSON HAS BEEN SPOTTED!!!”

The Harvard Voice also posted a picture of Watson on its Web site and proclaimed its stalking mission a “success.”

Some readers were furious. “There is a locatable cause of Watson’s experience at Harvard Stadium and a blameworthy party,” read one online rebuke. “Anybody can do anything unfeelingly to anybody in this day and age, especially if they feel imbued with entitlement from membership in Harvard College.”

The Voice eventually attached an editor’s note to its post of Watson’s photo, saying, “There seems to be much ado about nothing over this photo and liveblog. Understand that these live tweets were made to be intentionally outrageous and overblown.”

Emma, 19, has previously said she wants her time at uni to be as normal as possible.

“Until something comes along that I feel strongly about, like Hermione, I don’t want to act again,” she said in September.

“I probably sound like a paranoid nut, but I’m doing this because I want to be normal. I really want anonymity.”

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