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I'm planning a Halloween party and having a real dilemma about whether to invite one of my friends.  I met her on the debate team at our university.  I'm a grad student and she's an undergrad.  I've hosted parties before where I invite most or all of the debate team and she usually comes, and good times are had by all.

This semester, I'm actually teaching a class and she's one of my students.  So I can grade her and what-not.  It feels a little weird that I'm not in charge of one of my friend's grades (even though I set up the grading of the class in such a way that there is little subjectivity when grading).  But now I'm planning this Halloween party and wanting to invite all my old friends, but wondering whether to invite her or not.  On the one hand, it could definitely look bad from the outside if a professor invites one of his students to his house for a party (esp. one with alcohol).   On the other hand, I don't know if she would feel slighted or like I'm unfairly excluding her by not inviting her, even though I'm inviting a lot of other people from the team.

I'm sort of leaning in the direction of not inviting her, but willing to listen to advice.
<bot>: I find myself being one of my friend's teachers.  Is it weird to invite her to a party at my house?