Smith-Rhodes - Revision history

AgProv: It's only 2001 in the German edition of the AGD

2016-05-21T22:38:17Z

It's only 2001 in the German edition of the AGD

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	'''Miss Smith-Rhodes''' appears once in the canon, in a list of [[Assassins' Guild]] School teachers linked to the school Houses for which they are Housemaster or Mistress. This was created for the [[Book:Discworld's Assassins' Guild Diary 2000\|Assassins' Guild Diary]]. Therefore the only two canonical facts about her are that her name is Miss Smith-Rhodes (no forename or initials are given) and that she is housemistress of the presumably all-female [[Raven House]]. An inferred detail is that she is one of a group of female teachers, only three of whom are named in the canon, who were employed especially to deal with the influx of female pupils enrolled after the Assassins' School went fully co-educational. Her closest colleagues are therefore the Honourable Miss [[Alice Band]], and Madame les [[Deux-Epées]], as well as the pre-existing and formerly the only woman teacher at the School, [[T'malia\|Lady T'malia]].		'''Miss Smith-Rhodes''' appears once in the canon, in a list of [[Assassins' Guild]] School teachers linked to the school Houses for which they are Housemaster or Mistress. This was created for the [[Book:Discworld's Assassins' Guild Diary 2000\|Assassins' Guild Diary]]. Therefore the only two canonical facts about her are that her name is Miss Smith-Rhodes (no forename or initials are given) and that she is housemistress of the presumably all-female [[Raven House]]. An inferred detail is that she is one of a group of female teachers, only three of whom are named in the canon, who were employed especially to deal with the influx of female pupils enrolled after the Assassins' School went fully co-educational. Her closest colleagues are therefore the Honourable Miss [[Alice Band]], and Madame les [[Deux-Epées]], as well as the pre-existing and formerly the only woman teacher at the School, [[T'malia\|Lady T'malia]].

	She is named as a tutor in Domestic Science and Organic Poisons. The group iconograph of teaching staff reproduced in the ~~Assassins' Guild Yearbook 2001~~, vexingly for one particular fanfic interpretation, shows a plain matron in her possible late fifties, dourly unattractive, with more than a passing hint in face, dress and demeanour, of the famed nineteenth-century housekeeper Mrs Beeton. The German text names her as Frau Richtsgutan. (''Richts gut an'' - ''of good reputation''? As in the older English "Goodwife"?)		She is named as a tutor in Domestic Science and Organic Poisons. The group iconograph of teaching staff reproduced in the {{AGD}}, vexingly for one particular fanfic interpretation, shows a plain matron in her possible late fifties, dourly unattractive, with more than a passing hint in face, dress and demeanour, of the famed nineteenth-century housekeeper Mrs Beeton. The German text names her as Frau Richtsgutan. (''Richts gut an'' - ''of good reputation''? As in the older English "Goodwife"?)

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AgProv: wry note.

2016-05-20T16:04:58Z

wry note.

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	'''Miss Smith-Rhodes''' appears once in the canon, in a list of [[Assassins' Guild]] School teachers linked to the school Houses for which they are Housemaster or Mistress. This was created for the [[Book:Discworld's Assassins' Guild Diary 2000\|Assassins' Guild Diary]]. Therefore the only two canonical facts about her are that her name is Miss Smith-Rhodes (no forename or initials are given) and that she is housemistress of the presumably all-female [[Raven House]]. An inferred detail is that she is one of a group of female teachers, only three of whom are named in the canon, who were employed especially to deal with the influx of female pupils enrolled after the Assassins' School went fully co-educational. Her closest colleagues are therefore the Honourable Miss [[Alice Band]], and Madame les [[Deux-Epées]], as well as the pre-existing and formerly the only woman teacher at the School, [[T'malia\|Lady T'malia]].		'''Miss Smith-Rhodes''' appears once in the canon, in a list of [[Assassins' Guild]] School teachers linked to the school Houses for which they are Housemaster or Mistress. This was created for the [[Book:Discworld's Assassins' Guild Diary 2000\|Assassins' Guild Diary]]. Therefore the only two canonical facts about her are that her name is Miss Smith-Rhodes (no forename or initials are given) and that she is housemistress of the presumably all-female [[Raven House]]. An inferred detail is that she is one of a group of female teachers, only three of whom are named in the canon, who were employed especially to deal with the influx of female pupils enrolled after the Assassins' School went fully co-educational. Her closest colleagues are therefore the Honourable Miss [[Alice Band]], and Madame les [[Deux-Epées]], as well as the pre-existing and formerly the only woman teacher at the School, [[T'malia\|Lady T'malia]].

	She is named as a tutor in Domestic Science and Organic Poisons. The group iconograph of teaching staff in the Assassins' Guild Yearbook 2001, vexingly for one particular fanfic interpretation, shows a plain matron in her possible late fifties, dourly unattractive, with more than a passing hint in face, dress and demeanour, of the famed nineteenth-century housekeeper Mrs Beeton. The German text names her as Frau Richtsgutan. (''Richts gut an'' - ''of good reputation''? As in the older English "Goodwife"?)		She is named as a tutor in Domestic Science and Organic Poisons. The group iconograph of teaching staff reproduced in the Assassins' Guild Yearbook 2001, vexingly for one particular fanfic interpretation, shows a plain matron in her possible late fifties, dourly unattractive, with more than a passing hint in face, dress and demeanour, of the famed nineteenth-century housekeeper Mrs Beeton. The German text names her as Frau Richtsgutan. (''Richts gut an'' - ''of good reputation''? As in the older English "Goodwife"?)

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	And in the context of academia, a ''Rhodes Scholar'' is a gifted student selected from former British Colonies, now Commonwealth of Nations members/former members, the United States and Germany. The full list includes fourteen areas where it is applied: Australia, Bermuda, Canada, Germany, Hong Kong (China), India, Jamaica, {{wp\|Commonwealth_Caribbean\|Commonwealth Caribbean}}, Kenya, New Zealand, Pakistan, Southern Africa (South Africa, Botswana, Lesotho, Malawi, Namibia and Swaziland), United States and Zambia and Zimbabwe. Those who receive a Rhodes scholarship (established under the will of Cecil Rhodes above) can study for free, and with a grant, at Oxford University. Notable receivers include U.S. President Bill Clinton.		And in the context of academia, a ''Rhodes Scholar'' is a gifted student selected from former British Colonies, now Commonwealth of Nations members/former members, the United States and Germany. The full list includes fourteen areas where it is applied: Australia, Bermuda, Canada, Germany, Hong Kong (China), India, Jamaica, {{wp\|Commonwealth_Caribbean\|Commonwealth Caribbean}}, Kenya, New Zealand, Pakistan, Southern Africa (South Africa, Botswana, Lesotho, Malawi, Namibia and Swaziland), United States and Zambia and Zimbabwe. Those who receive a Rhodes scholarship (established under the will of Cecil Rhodes above) can study for free, and with a grant, at Oxford University. Notable receivers include U.S. President Bill Clinton.

			Hmm. The pencil sketch in the Assassins' Yearbook might only be Paul Kidby's interpretation... I hope it is....

	[[Category:Human characters\|Smith-Rhodes]]		[[Category:Human characters\|Smith-Rhodes]]
	[[Category:Discworld characters\|Smith-Rhodes]]		[[Category:Discworld characters\|Smith-Rhodes]]

AgProv: Tentative translation of the German character name

2016-05-20T16:02:42Z

Tentative translation of the German character name

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	'''Miss Smith-Rhodes''' appears once in the canon, in a list of [[Assassins' Guild]] School teachers linked to the school Houses for which they are Housemaster or Mistress. This was created for the [[Book:Discworld's Assassins' Guild Diary 2000\|Assassins' Guild Diary]]. Therefore the only two canonical facts about her are that her name is Miss Smith-Rhodes (no forename or initials are given) and that she is housemistress of the presumably all-female [[Raven House]]. An inferred detail is that she is one of a group of female teachers, only three of whom are named in the canon, who were employed especially to deal with the influx of female pupils enrolled after the Assassins' School went fully co-educational. Her closest colleagues are therefore the Honourable Miss [[Alice Band]], and Madame les [[Deux-Epées]], as well as the pre-existing and formerly the only woman teacher at the School, [[T'malia\|Lady T'malia]].		'''Miss Smith-Rhodes''' appears once in the canon, in a list of [[Assassins' Guild]] School teachers linked to the school Houses for which they are Housemaster or Mistress. This was created for the [[Book:Discworld's Assassins' Guild Diary 2000\|Assassins' Guild Diary]]. Therefore the only two canonical facts about her are that her name is Miss Smith-Rhodes (no forename or initials are given) and that she is housemistress of the presumably all-female [[Raven House]]. An inferred detail is that she is one of a group of female teachers, only three of whom are named in the canon, who were employed especially to deal with the influx of female pupils enrolled after the Assassins' School went fully co-educational. Her closest colleagues are therefore the Honourable Miss [[Alice Band]], and Madame les [[Deux-Epées]], as well as the pre-existing and formerly the only woman teacher at the School, [[T'malia\|Lady T'malia]].

	She is named as a tutor in Domestic Science and Organic Poisons. The group iconograph of teaching staff in the Assassins' Guild Yearbook 2001, vexingly for one particular fanfic interpretation, shows a plain matron in her possible late fifties, dourly unattractive, with more than a passing hint in face, dress and demeanour, of the famed nineteenth-century housekeeper Mrs Beeton. The German text names her as Frau Richtsgutan.		She is named as a tutor in Domestic Science and Organic Poisons. The group iconograph of teaching staff in the Assassins' Guild Yearbook 2001, vexingly for one particular fanfic interpretation, shows a plain matron in her possible late fifties, dourly unattractive, with more than a passing hint in face, dress and demeanour, of the famed nineteenth-century housekeeper Mrs Beeton. The German text names her as Frau Richtsgutan. (''Richts gut an'' - ''of good reputation''? As in the older English "Goodwife"?)

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AgProv: damn, damn and damn a third time.

2016-05-20T15:58:15Z

damn, damn and damn a third time.

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	'''Miss Smith-Rhodes''' appears once in the canon, in a list of [[Assassins' Guild]] School teachers linked to the school Houses for which they are Housemaster or Mistress. This was created for the [[Book:Discworld's Assassins' Guild Diary 2000\|Assassins' Guild Diary]]. Therefore the only two canonical facts about her are that her name is Miss Smith-Rhodes (no forename or initials are given) and that she is housemistress of the presumably all-female [[Raven House]]. An inferred detail is that she is one of a group of female teachers, only three of whom are named in the canon, who were employed especially to deal with the influx of female pupils enrolled after the Assassins' School went fully co-educational. Her closest colleagues are therefore the Honourable Miss [[Alice Band]], and Madame les [[Deux-Epées]], as well as the pre-existing and formerly the only woman teacher at the School, [[T'malia\|Lady T'malia]].		'''Miss Smith-Rhodes''' appears once in the canon, in a list of [[Assassins' Guild]] School teachers linked to the school Houses for which they are Housemaster or Mistress. This was created for the [[Book:Discworld's Assassins' Guild Diary 2000\|Assassins' Guild Diary]]. Therefore the only two canonical facts about her are that her name is Miss Smith-Rhodes (no forename or initials are given) and that she is housemistress of the presumably all-female [[Raven House]]. An inferred detail is that she is one of a group of female teachers, only three of whom are named in the canon, who were employed especially to deal with the influx of female pupils enrolled after the Assassins' School went fully co-educational. Her closest colleagues are therefore the Honourable Miss [[Alice Band]], and Madame les [[Deux-Epées]], as well as the pre-existing and formerly the only woman teacher at the School, [[T'malia\|Lady T'malia]].

	She is named as a tutor in Domestic Science and Organic Poisons.		She is named as a tutor in Domestic Science and Organic Poisons. The group iconograph of teaching staff in the Assassins' Guild Yearbook 2001, vexingly for one particular fanfic interpretation, shows a plain matron in her possible late fifties, dourly unattractive, with more than a passing hint in face, dress and demeanour, of the famed nineteenth-century housekeeper Mrs Beeton. The German text names her as Frau Richtsgutan.

	==Annotation==		==Annotation==

AgProv: Speculation from the CDA article: added to "Annotations" page and not to main body of article.

2016-04-29T21:27:00Z

Speculation from the CDA article: added to "Annotations" page and not to main body of article.

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	Given that names like this very rarely happen accidentally to Discworld characters, Miss Smith-Rhodes could be a [[Howondaland]]ian adventurer, perhaps with a regrettably reactionary turn of mind? She would have the capacity to organise ''really interesting'' nature trails, summer camps and field trips... somehow I see her as having the Discworld equivalent of a Sed-Efrrrrikan accent and dressing in safari suits...		Given that names like this very rarely happen accidentally to Discworld characters, Miss Smith-Rhodes could be a [[Howondaland]]ian adventurer, perhaps with a regrettably reactionary turn of mind? She would have the capacity to organise ''really interesting'' nature trails, summer camps and field trips... somehow I see her as having the Discworld equivalent of a Sed-Efrrrrikan accent and dressing in safari suits...

	Interestingly, the Howondalandian region of [[S'~~Belinde~~]] has a principal coastal settlement called ''Smithville'', and [[Howondaland Smith]] hunted his Balgrogs here. Does this act as another pointer to not only White Howondaland, but also to the country of origin of Miss Smith-Rhodes?		Interestingly, the Howondalandian region of [[S'belinde]] has a principal coastal settlement called ''Smithville'', and [[Howondaland Smith]] hunted his Balgrogs here. Does this act as another pointer to not only White Howondaland, but also to the country of origin of Miss Smith-Rhodes?

	And in the context of academia, a ''Rhodes Scholar'' is a gifted student selected from former British Colonies, now Commonwealth of Nations members/former members, the United States and Germany. The full list includes fourteen areas where it is applied: Australia, Bermuda, Canada, Germany, Hong Kong (China), India, Jamaica, {{wp\|Commonwealth_Caribbean\|Commonwealth Caribbean}}, Kenya, New Zealand, Pakistan, Southern Africa (South Africa, Botswana, Lesotho, Malawi, Namibia and Swaziland), United States and Zambia and Zimbabwe. Those who receive a Rhodes scholarship (established under the will of Cecil Rhodes above) can study for free, and with a grant, at Oxford University. Notable receivers include U.S. President Bill Clinton.		And in the context of academia, a ''Rhodes Scholar'' is a gifted student selected from former British Colonies, now Commonwealth of Nations members/former members, the United States and Germany. The full list includes fourteen areas where it is applied: Australia, Bermuda, Canada, Germany, Hong Kong (China), India, Jamaica, {{wp\|Commonwealth_Caribbean\|Commonwealth Caribbean}}, Kenya, New Zealand, Pakistan, Southern Africa (South Africa, Botswana, Lesotho, Malawi, Namibia and Swaziland), United States and Zambia and Zimbabwe. Those who receive a Rhodes scholarship (established under the will of Cecil Rhodes above) can study for free, and with a grant, at Oxford University. Notable receivers include U.S. President Bill Clinton.

AgProv: Speculation from the CDA article: added to "Annotations" page and not to main body of article.

2016-04-29T21:26:36Z

Speculation from the CDA article: added to "Annotations" page and not to main body of article.

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	Given that names like this very rarely happen accidentally to Discworld characters, Miss Smith-Rhodes could be a [[Howondaland]]ian adventurer, perhaps with a regrettably reactionary turn of mind? She would have the capacity to organise ''really interesting'' nature trails, summer camps and field trips... somehow I see her as having the Discworld equivalent of a Sed-Efrrrrikan accent and dressing in safari suits...		Given that names like this very rarely happen accidentally to Discworld characters, Miss Smith-Rhodes could be a [[Howondaland]]ian adventurer, perhaps with a regrettably reactionary turn of mind? She would have the capacity to organise ''really interesting'' nature trails, summer camps and field trips... somehow I see her as having the Discworld equivalent of a Sed-Efrrrrikan accent and dressing in safari suits...

			Interestingly, the Howondalandian region of [[S'Belinde]] has a principal coastal settlement called ''Smithville'', and [[Howondaland Smith]] hunted his Balgrogs here. Does this act as another pointer to not only White Howondaland, but also to the country of origin of Miss Smith-Rhodes?

	And in the context of academia, a ''Rhodes Scholar'' is a gifted student selected from former British Colonies, now Commonwealth of Nations members/former members, the United States and Germany. The full list includes fourteen areas where it is applied: Australia, Bermuda, Canada, Germany, Hong Kong (China), India, Jamaica, {{wp\|Commonwealth_Caribbean\|Commonwealth Caribbean}}, Kenya, New Zealand, Pakistan, Southern Africa (South Africa, Botswana, Lesotho, Malawi, Namibia and Swaziland), United States and Zambia and Zimbabwe. Those who receive a Rhodes scholarship (established under the will of Cecil Rhodes above) can study for free, and with a grant, at Oxford University. Notable receivers include U.S. President Bill Clinton.		And in the context of academia, a ''Rhodes Scholar'' is a gifted student selected from former British Colonies, now Commonwealth of Nations members/former members, the United States and Germany. The full list includes fourteen areas where it is applied: Australia, Bermuda, Canada, Germany, Hong Kong (China), India, Jamaica, {{wp\|Commonwealth_Caribbean\|Commonwealth Caribbean}}, Kenya, New Zealand, Pakistan, Southern Africa (South Africa, Botswana, Lesotho, Malawi, Namibia and Swaziland), United States and Zambia and Zimbabwe. Those who receive a Rhodes scholarship (established under the will of Cecil Rhodes above) can study for free, and with a grant, at Oxford University. Notable receivers include U.S. President Bill Clinton.

AgProv: good point. amended.

2016-04-01T09:19:53Z

good point. amended.

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	'''Miss Smith-Rhodes''' appears once in the canon, in a list of [[Assassins' Guild]] School teachers linked to the school Houses for which they are Housemaster or Mistress. This was created for the [[Book:Discworld's Assassins' Guild Diary 2000\|Assassins' Guild Diary]]. Therefore the only two canonical facts about her are that her name is Miss Smith-Rhodes (no forename or initials are given) and that she is housemistress of the presumably all-female [[Raven House]]. An inferred detail is that she is one of a group of female teachers, only three of whom are named in the canon, who were employed especially to deal with the influx of female pupils enrolled after the Assassins' School went fully co-educational. Her closest colleagues are therefore the ~~Right~~ Honourable Miss [[Alice Band]], and Madame les [[Deux-Epées]], as well as the pre-existing and formerly the only woman teacher at the School, [[T'malia\|Lady T'malia]].		'''Miss Smith-Rhodes''' appears once in the canon, in a list of [[Assassins' Guild]] School teachers linked to the school Houses for which they are Housemaster or Mistress. This was created for the [[Book:Discworld's Assassins' Guild Diary 2000\|Assassins' Guild Diary]]. Therefore the only two canonical facts about her are that her name is Miss Smith-Rhodes (no forename or initials are given) and that she is housemistress of the presumably all-female [[Raven House]]. An inferred detail is that she is one of a group of female teachers, only three of whom are named in the canon, who were employed especially to deal with the influx of female pupils enrolled after the Assassins' School went fully co-educational. Her closest colleagues are therefore the Honourable Miss [[Alice Band]], and Madame les [[Deux-Epées]], as well as the pre-existing and formerly the only woman teacher at the School, [[T'malia\|Lady T'malia]].

	She is named as a tutor in Domestic Science and Organic Poisons.		She is named as a tutor in Domestic Science and Organic Poisons.

Jagra: more info

2016-01-17T16:51:18Z

more info

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	Given that names like this very rarely happen accidentally to Discworld characters, Miss Smith-Rhodes could be a [[Howondaland]]ian adventurer, perhaps with a regrettably reactionary turn of mind? She would have the capacity to organise ''really interesting'' nature trails, summer camps and field trips... somehow I see her as having the Discworld equivalent of a Sed-Efrrrrikan accent and dressing in safari suits...		Given that names like this very rarely happen accidentally to Discworld characters, Miss Smith-Rhodes could be a [[Howondaland]]ian adventurer, perhaps with a regrettably reactionary turn of mind? She would have the capacity to organise ''really interesting'' nature trails, summer camps and field trips... somehow I see her as having the Discworld equivalent of a Sed-Efrrrrikan accent and dressing in safari suits...

	And in the context of academia, a ''Rhodes Scholar'' is a gifted student from the ~~white British Empire~~ (~~Canada~~, ~~Australia~~, New Zealand ~~- and ''~~South Africa''), ~~or like Bill Clinton and others from the~~ United States, who ~~receives~~ a Rhodes scholarship (established under the will of Cecil Rhodes above) to study for free, and with a grant, at Oxford ...		And in the context of academia, a ''Rhodes Scholar'' is a gifted student selected from former British Colonies, now Commonwealth of Nations members/former members, the United States and Germany. The full list includes fourteen areas where it is applied: Australia, Bermuda, Canada, Germany, Hong Kong (China), India, Jamaica, {{wp\|Commonwealth_Caribbean\|Commonwealth Caribbean}}, Kenya, New Zealand, Pakistan, Southern Africa (South Africa, Botswana, Lesotho, Malawi, Namibia and Swaziland), United States and Zambia and Zimbabwe. Those who receive a Rhodes scholarship (established under the will of Cecil Rhodes above) can study for free, and with a grant, at Oxford University. Notable receivers include U.S. President Bill Clinton.

Old Dickens: capitalisation

2013-06-16T01:16:39Z

capitalisation

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	'''Miss Smith-Rhodes''' appears once in the canon, in a list of [[Assassins' Guild]] School teachers linked to the school Houses for which they are Housemaster or Mistress. This was created for the [[Book:Discworld's Assassins' Guild Diary 2000\|Assassins' Guild Diary]]. Therefore the only two canonical facts about her are that her name is Miss Smith-Rhodes (no forename or initials are given) and that she is housemistress of the presumably all-female [[Raven House]]. An inferred detail is that she is one of a group of female teachers, only three of whom are named in the canon, who were employed especially to deal with the influx of female pupils enrolled after the Assassins' School went fully co-educational. Her closest colleagues are therefore the Right Honourable Miss [[Alice Band]], and Madame les [[Deux-Epées]], as well as the pre-existing and formerly the only woman teacher at the School, [[T'malia\|Lady T'malia]].		'''Miss Smith-Rhodes''' appears once in the canon, in a list of [[Assassins' Guild]] School teachers linked to the school Houses for which they are Housemaster or Mistress. This was created for the [[Book:Discworld's Assassins' Guild Diary 2000\|Assassins' Guild Diary]]. Therefore the only two canonical facts about her are that her name is Miss Smith-Rhodes (no forename or initials are given) and that she is housemistress of the presumably all-female [[Raven House]]. An inferred detail is that she is one of a group of female teachers, only three of whom are named in the canon, who were employed especially to deal with the influx of female pupils enrolled after the Assassins' School went fully co-educational. Her closest colleagues are therefore the Right Honourable Miss [[Alice Band]], and Madame les [[Deux-Epées]], as well as the pre-existing and formerly the only woman teacher at the School, [[T'malia\|Lady T'malia]].

	~~she~~ is named as a tutor in Domestic Science and Organic Poisons.		She is named as a tutor in Domestic Science and Organic Poisons.

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AgProv: Extra canonical information. Wincing slightly.

2013-06-16T00:50:04Z

Extra canonical information. Wincing slightly.

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	'''Miss Smith-Rhodes''' appears once in the canon, in a list of [[Assassins' Guild]] School teachers linked to the school Houses for which they are Housemaster or Mistress. This was created for the [[Book:Discworld's Assassins' Guild Diary 2000\|Assassins' Guild Diary]]. Therefore the only two canonical facts about her are that her name is Miss Smith-Rhodes (no forename or initials are given) and that she is housemistress of the presumably all-female [[Raven House]]. An inferred detail is that she is one of a group of female teachers, only three of whom are named in the canon, who were employed especially to deal with the influx of female pupils enrolled after the Assassins' School went fully co-educational. Her closest colleagues are therefore the Right Honourable Miss [[Alice Band]], and Madame les [[Deux-Epées]], as well as the pre-existing and formerly the only woman teacher at the School, [[T'malia\|Lady T'malia]].		'''Miss Smith-Rhodes''' appears once in the canon, in a list of [[Assassins' Guild]] School teachers linked to the school Houses for which they are Housemaster or Mistress. This was created for the [[Book:Discworld's Assassins' Guild Diary 2000\|Assassins' Guild Diary]]. Therefore the only two canonical facts about her are that her name is Miss Smith-Rhodes (no forename or initials are given) and that she is housemistress of the presumably all-female [[Raven House]]. An inferred detail is that she is one of a group of female teachers, only three of whom are named in the canon, who were employed especially to deal with the influx of female pupils enrolled after the Assassins' School went fully co-educational. Her closest colleagues are therefore the Right Honourable Miss [[Alice Band]], and Madame les [[Deux-Epées]], as well as the pre-existing and formerly the only woman teacher at the School, [[T'malia\|Lady T'malia]].

			she is named as a tutor in Domestic Science and Organic Poisons.

	==Annotation==		==Annotation==