11 Friday May 2012
Posted in Classics teaching
Here's an idea- don't carve something into your skin permanently unless you know what it MEANS.
I suppose this desire to appear deep and mysterious is why people get tattoos in Latin. Ok, cool- I sometimes think of getting a “memento mori” tattoo. (And then I realize I don’t want to shell out the cash and experience the pain. Moving on.)
Reblogged from res gerendae: The university has been putting out some youtube videos to help prospective applicants decide which undergraduate …
BBC News – Hoard of Roman coins found near Roman Baths in Bath.
This is the talk which I gave to the sixthform Classics society last week (delayed from last half term). I …
I explained in a previous post how I am a bit of a newbie when it comes to art – …
Reblogged from rogueclassicism: Angeline Chiu started this project to engage her students: Classics Ryan Gosling. If you’re not familiar with …
Breaking news this morning of a robbery at the museum in Olympia, where masked robbers stole around 60 items. The …
Apologies for no teaching ideas discussion last week: I was unwell. It is half term at the moment, but I …
Charlotte Higgins, chief arts writer of the Guardian newspaper, spoke to the breakfast club about two summers worth of travel …
