It would appear I've gone an become an academic while I wasn't looking. A few teachers lost, a few teachers gained and I've re-organised the subjects I'm teaching -- and added a course, as well. Classes are as follows:
Greek, Latin, (Greek and Roman) Philosophy, Ancient World History - These will all be part of a
Classics series. If you're interested in any one -- I might suggest you take, or consider taking, any of the others as there is so much intersection. If you already have a full schedule but might be interested in some supplemental reading, I could easily provide you with a book list.
Welsh - I'm taking over this class from the charming, former resident, Brother Cadfael. If there is enough interest, I'll open up to not only Welsh but Gaeilge, Manx and Scots Gaelic as well.
(European) Medieval History - Not all just plague and crusades.
Irish History - Not all about potatoes, Catholics and Protestants
Well, it might actIrish Culture - Bit of a vanity project this. The focus of it will be on Irish traditions, music, literature, theatre, language etc. Bit of a catch all, good for anyone interested in more than just green beer.
If anyone
else is interested in some of these topics, please inquire. We could certainly use the numbers.
[Rupert Giles, Loki (the smaller?) Lily Evans, Percy Jackson, Jeremy Gilbert ]You're a very small group, so I was wondering if you'd all like to meet together? I'm a bit informal, but given that a pub is out of the question, I propose a coffee shop -- I'm sure there is a budget for that. Twice a week at a time that works for everyone? Two hour blocks. There will be assignments but no tests or exams -- with people up and leaving, what's the point? This is about learning, not about proving anything
[Grantaire]I spoke to Septimus for quite some time today, he was very... His face was very Anyway his line of questions (don't ask) led me to this article here. So I think I'm going to kill myself.