Archaeologists at Hogwarts

The school newspaper reporting the interview was quickly printed, thanks to the help of Principal Dumbledore. After all, Toby did not have many acquaintances in the British wizarding world.

Professor Binns was indeed the only professor who did not accept an interview. He did not care about anything other than teaching. Dumbledore also did not accept an interview because he was no longer responsible for teaching.

However, the school newspaper still printed more than 30 pages, and every student had a copy, including professors. This also included faculty members who were not responsible for the curriculum, such as the librarian, Mrs. Pince, and the gamekeeper.

Hagrid, and Filch, the castle administrator.

Fortunately, the school newspaper only needs to be published once a year. Otherwise, no matter how prestigious the principal is, he would not be able to draw too much money from the pockets of the school board.

This is not because the school board does not support President Dumbledore's decision, but because they have learned a lesson about the school newspaper, and this lesson was related to a student named Gilderoy Lockhart.

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When Lockhart was in school, he asked the principal to start a school newspaper, just to see his name printed in it.

Since then, the board of directors has been somewhat cautious in making decisions about the school newspaper.

Since the current school newspaper only needs to be printed once a year, and the special significance of this interview is to strengthen the connection between students and professors (this is also the reason why President Dumbledore will fight for the opportunity, he believes that this kind of connection is very rare)

.), the printing of this school newspaper is very exquisite, and it can even be regarded as an instruction manual related to professors, and the name is more simply "Hogwarts Teacher Recognition Club School Newspaper".

In this series of interviews, each professor has a completely different style and different content -

Dean Flitwick is a very interesting professor. He generously told the story of his participation in the duel competition, including how he won the championship that year.

He believed that Professor Heimer's concept of reducing the level of magic had some truth, because he had continued to pay attention to the duel competition, and the occurrence of powerful ancient magic was indeed becoming less and less.

Professor Flitwick also told an interesting story about the sorting ceremony. He was almost sorted into Gryffindor House, and Professor McGonagall was also almost sorted into Ravenclaw House. Their college life

They almost fell into each other's path, so the two of them also discussed whether the other almost became the dean of another college. Both of them found this possibility very interesting.

Finally, Professor Flitwick also encouraged those students who were not valued or even discriminated against. He used himself as an example - since birth, he has become a second-class figure in the wizarding world because of his physical characteristics.

Waiting for citizens, and ever since he stepped into Hogwarts Castle, he has been constantly scrutinized by the people around him.

In the end, Professor Flitwick believed that these looks were not purely malicious, but more caused by ignorance - people want the people around them to be simple enough so that they can understand each other more easily and be understood. Want to make these people

Acknowledging the idea that people are complex is difficult.

Headmaster Sprout of Hufflepuff is a professor of Herbology and has a wealth of knowledge. Most of her interviews are related to interesting plants, such as the dancing yeroflower and the starry night tree that looks like a star map once it blooms.

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In addition, she also mentioned her friendship with Professor McGonagall, whom she had known since they were in school. According to her, Professor McGonagall has always been the most outstanding student in the same grade.

Professor McGonagall also mentioned Dean Sprout and praised her as a very tolerant person. Professor McGonagall also talked about some knowledge related to transfiguration. Fortunately, she did not turn this interview into a

It was a thorough class, and she also talked about some of her life in the Ministry of Magic (Professor McGonagall worked in the Ministry of Magic for a period of time after graduation, and did not return to Hogwarts until later).

Apart from these things, the thing she mentioned the most was Quidditch. She was a member of the Gryffindor Quidditch team when she was in school and participated in an extremely important game in seventh grade.

The result of the game will determine the Quidditch Cup. As a result, Professor McGonagall suffered a concussion and several broken ribs due to the opponent's foul.

The interview also mentioned that Professor McGonagall's eyes burst out with anger when she said these words. She shouted "Gryffindor must win" several times in the office, and finally expressed her disapproval of this year's leader.

I'm looking forward to the Dodgers season.

According to a student who happened to pass by the office, he also heard the shouts of the interviewer, and was very sure that the people interviewing Professor McGonagall were Wood, the current captain of the Gryffindor team, and Angelina, the team's chaser.

Johnson, the atmosphere in the entire office was ignited.

The interesting thing is that Snape expressed his disdain for the Gryffindor team in the interview, and did not think anyone could shake Slytherin's momentum to win this year's Academy Cup. Prior to this, Slytherin Academy had already won six games.

A consecutive championship.

During the interview, he praised Slytherin House very much, and by the way, he also mentioned his yearning for the Defense Against the Dark Arts class. He seemed to have inadvertently mentioned that he had applied for this position for many years, but had been unable to do so.

None of them got what they wanted.

And when the question came to Toby Highmore, a former old classmate, Snape immediately went out of character and belittled Professor Highmore, making the two of them seem like sworn enemies.

Coincidentally, right after the last dean's interview is an interview with the professor of ancient magic - Toby Hemmer.

This interview is the most shocking - Professor Heimer explained the reason for being so harsh at the beginning: because he did not think that students, especially freshmen, could accept ancient magical knowledge well, so he

The requirements were so strict - the result surprised him. The students actually did it. Under the dual threat of tutors and pre-class tests, the students were able to perfectly remember the magic circle taught by Professor Heimer. Even

Marcus Flint did it all successfully.

Moreover, the students also knew another reason for Professor Heimer's harshness, which was derived from his personal experience. Although it was impossible to take pictures due to limited conditions, the students could not see the injury on Professor Heimer's leg with their own eyes, but

From written narratives alone, we can learn about the dangers of ancient magic, almost all of which were fatal. Professor Heimer may be the only archaeologist to survive.

In addition to Professor Heimer, there is another professor who has attracted a lot of attention - Professor Quirrell.

Hermione's preparations were very complete. She no longer struggled with Professor Quirrell's identity as a professor of Defense Against the Dark Arts. Instead, she asked him about his experience as a professor of Muggle Studies. In Hermione's opinion, this course was really interesting.

For example, the description of the aircraft - "super large steel owl".

Another student interviewed, Harry, expressed deep sympathy for Professor Quirrell's experience as a student. He could completely understand Professor Quirrell's thoughts because he himself grew up under bullying. Finally, he encouraged Quirrell.

The professor will definitely realize his dream, just like the day when Harry discovered that he was actually a wizard.

In Quirrell's life, apart from the sorting ceremony, this was the first time that he received so much attention.

The belief also wavered little by little.