dux femina facti
news and notes from the Randolph College Classics Department.
More good news: our 2004 graduate Andee Bowden (who did her graduate work in linguistics at Brigham Young University) will be going to the UK to take up a 3-year research MPhil/PhD program at the School of Oriental and African Studies at the University of London.
Extremely proud to report that our 2003 grad Allison Sterrett-Krause (seen here getting hooded as a PhD from Cincinnati) is about to be Visiting Assistant Professor in the Department of Classics at the College of Charleston.
When my friend and I meet another Classics major
And we know we just met our new best friend:
(Thanks Olivia for the submission!)
Very Serious Classicists
A Randolph College student tries a Greek theatrical mask in an indoor setting.
Why does the student have a mask? Because we have a Center for Ancient Drama.
PARILIA 2012: This year’s marathon reading was Juvenal’s Satires. Eye-opening! Blush-inducing!
Field trip to Poplar Forest
Many thanks to Jack Gary, the director of archaeology and landscapes at Poplar Forest, for his wonderful tour of the site and archaeology lab for members of the Clas 243 (Archaeology of Daily Life) class on a gorgeous Saturday (4/7). Do not forget to come and hear Jack give the David F, Anthony Memorial lecture this Wednesday April 11, LG 537 at 7:30!
