Ceborian History and Memory
She teaches Ceborian History and Memory and is one of the few people who still remember certain episodes that the University prefers to keep conveniently out of the textbooks.
She has an extraordinary memory and a curious tendency to interrupt her classes whenever a student utters certain words.
Especially if someone says “Great Onion.”
When asked what exactly happened, she always gives the same answer:
“You weren’t there.”
And continues with the lesson.
📚 Courses she teaches
— Ceborian History and Memory I
— History of Events Worth Remembering
— Archives, Rumours and Other Forms of Institutional Memory
— Introduction to History That Doesn’t Appear in the Textbooks
— Practical Workshop: How to Tell Whether One Version of Events Is the Correct One
🧅 Special Seminar
The Great Onion: Memory, Silence and Consequences
Limited places.
The reason for the limitation is not recorded in the archives.
