The Day of the Draw at Hogwarts

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Hearing his daughter's question, Mr. Granger smacked his lips, "Hal has a good chance recently..."

After listening to Mr. Granger's speech, Hermione realized that her uncle Hal had encountered a hurdle in her life.

Hal Hunt graduated from the Department of Archaeology at Oxford University, but after he received his doctorate from there, he did not accept a teaching position at Oxford University, nor did he go to Cambridge University, which competes with Oxford University for the throne of the world's professional rankings in archaeology all the year round. He returned to Sheffield, Yorkshire, to pursue a teaching position in archaeology at the University of Sheffield.

The Archaeology Department of the University of Sheffield cannot be compared with Oxbridge in the world professional rankings. It has been ranked in the top ten all year round, which can be said to be quite "chicken".

The top scholars do not necessarily go to the top universities. For example, a genius with an IQ of 187, a PH.D at 15, and a master of arts, doctor of philosophy, and doctor of science, chooses to stay at Caltech instead of going to MIT or Harvard.

The same goes for Hal Hunter, but his reasoning is more realistic: schools like Oxford and Cambridge are reluctant to offer lifetime contracts, and Sheffield University is.

This involves the teacher system of British universities. The British university teacher system has two characteristics: diversity and lifelong. Both words are very easy to understand. Diversity is actually "chaos"! Some British universities use the American teaching system, that is, assistant professor-associate professor-professor, while others still use the traditional Lecturer system: Lecturer-Senior Lecturer ()-Associate Professor (Reader)-Professor

Among them, there are two types of lecturers, A and B. The B-level is higher than the A-level. Hal Hunter's starting point is the B-level lecturer.

Of course, in fact, regarding the teaching system, the teaching system in all countries in the world is quite complicated. For example, China is divided into management positions, technical positions and logistics positions. Management positions are official ranks, and there are ten levels: stock level (clerk, section member), section level, division level, department level, and ministerial level. There are two levels in each: full-time position and deputy position; technical positions are teaching assistant (primary), lecturer (intermediate), associate professor (associate high), professor (senior), teaching assistant and lecturer have three levels, associate professor and professor each have four levels, professor The most senior is the academician level; the logistics positions are five levels: primary, intermediate, senior, technician, and senior technician.

"Lifetime" refers to a lifetime system, and only very good scholars can get a lifetime contract. The tenure system of British universities starts from the lecturer, and Hal Hunter is the tenured contract.

Hal Hunt's life was smooth sailing. He graduated from Oxford with a Ph.D. and became a tenured lecturer at the University of Sheffield. He brought a research group to guide postgraduate students, and occasionally taught courses. After a few years, he was promoted to senior lecturer with good teaching and research ability. Now he is an associate professor, and his academic achievements are famous at home and abroad.

Originally, at his age, it only took a period of time to become a professor steadily, but recently, a professor of archaeology at Xie University is about to retire. One radish and one pit are about to be vacated. , which is very attractive to Hal Hunt.

Coincidentally, he found a few words in a pile of ancient Egyptian documents. Hal Hunt researched these clues and found that these clues actually pointed to an ancient city buried in the Sahara Desert, which may be the remains of the First Dynasty of ancient Egypt. To him, this kind of coincidence was like providence, which strengthened his confidence in attacking the professor.

Mr. Granger also showed a hint of envy. If he could succeed, he would be a tenured professor under the age of forty-five!

"Anyway, I'll see what Hal means first, and see if he's willing to take you two," Mr. Granger was in a good mood, with a smile on the corner of his mouth. He decided that if the two little guys were taken to Egypt, he and his wife would go on vacation to Paris for a sweet two-person world.

As for his daughter's safety, Mr. Granger was not worried at all. First, he believes that his old friend is the best adventurer in the world, and second, his daughter and her friend Tom, are wizards! What's there to worry about?

After returning to Granger's house, Mrs. Granger was still working in the clinic, and Mr. Granger asked his daughter to go upstairs to pack up, while he went to call friends.

Carrying the suitcase, Tom followed Hermione up the second floor. Hermione trot happily all the way to her bedroom, she opened the bedroom door and motioned Tom to go in.

Tom hesitated, Hermione impatient.

"Come on, isn't it too heavy to carry the box?" She raised her eyebrows, "Mr. Yodel is being hypocritical now, isn't it a bit late?"

She took Tom into her bedroom. This was the first time Tom entered Hermione's bedroom. Before, the two of them only studied together in the study and living room.

He quickly forgave the layout of the bedroom: the house, like other houses, was very clean, without many decorations, and the overall tone was not the usual pink, but Ravenclaw blue. The feeling of calming down. Hermione opened the box and emptied the contents little by little.

"If you're not busy, can you come and help me clean up?" Hermione said angrily when she saw Tom hanging up the phone, "I can't take these trench coats, boots, etc. to the desert for a trip, right? "She took out the pair of black knee-high boots she had worn with Tom before walking on the shore of Black Lake from the suitcase, and the little belt near the ankle came out of the little golden button~www.wuxiamtl. com~ hangs on the side of the boot.

"And, where are you going?" She tucked the small belt back into the buckle, "The Sahara Desert is huge, and also, do you know what to bring?"

Tom helped Hermione get her quilt out of another box, and Hermione's question made him feel like he was going on a trip with his friends. Hermione's tone made him feel that he was probably playing the role of a hands-off shopkeeper in this tour.

"What do you know about Egypt?"

This question stopped Hermione. Although she had read many books, she was still in a state of ignorance of this ancient and mysterious country.

"Nasser and the Suez Canal?"

Tom: ? !

Hermione's answer surprised Tom very, very much. He thought that Hermione would talk about mummies, pyramids, the curse of the pharaohs, etc., but he didn't expect it to be Nasser and canals. Hermione really impressed Tom.

Nasser, the first president of the Republic of Egypt, is also a man who fell from the sky in Egypt. He took back the Suez Canal by force from Britain and France, and directly ripped off the last fig leaf of the two old empires, leading to the disintegration of the two colonial empires.

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