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In Memoriam: T. James Luce| Category: In Memoriam(From the Classics Department at Princeton) We report with great sadness the death of Professor T. James Luce… |
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In Memoriam: Ashley Simone| Category: In Memoriam(Resposted from dignitymemorial.com) Dr. Ashley A. Simone, 33, died September 16, 2021 in Colorado Springs, CO. She was born… |
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In Memoriam: Julian Ward Jones, Jr.| Category: In Memoriam(Provided by the department at William & Mary) Chancellor Professor Emeritus of Classical Studies Julian Ward Jones Jr. passed away on August 28, 2021. He was born on July 11, 1930, at Essex County, Virginia and grew up in… |
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In Memoriam: Daniel P. Harmon| Category: In Memoriam(From the University of Washington website) Daniel P. Harmon May 3, 1938 – July 25, 2021 Dan, as he was called by family, friends… |
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In Memoriam: H. Don Cameron| Category: In MemoriamH. Don Cameron (1934-2021), Arthur F. Thurnau Professor Emeritus at the University of Michigan, passed away on July 17, 2021. Among his many achievements, Professor Emeritus Cameron was the recipient of the 1987 APA Award for Teaching Excellence… |
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In Memoriam: Aryeh Kosman| Category: In Memoriam(Originally posted on haverford.edu) Aryeh Kosman, Haverford's John Whitehead Professor of Philosophy Emeritus, died early [June 17] of… |
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In Memoriam: Rochelle Elizabeth Snee| Category: In Memoriam(Originally posted here) Seattle, Washington - Rochelle Elizabeth Snee, born December 6, 1947, in Trenton, NJ, passed away at Swedish Hospital in… |
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Today is National Humanities Advocacy Day!| Category: General AnnouncementsA message from the National Humanities Alliance: "Advocates from all 50 states and Washington D.C. will be meeting virtually with their Members of Congress and congressional staff to discuss federal funding for the humanities.… |
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In Memoriam: Philip A. Stadter| Category: In MemoriamThe Classics Department at UNC-Chapel Hill is sad to announce that Philip A. Stadter died last week at the age of 84 in North Carolina. In over forty years of teaching at UNC, and in almost twenty years of a very active retirement, Philip wrote… |
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Performance: Plautus in the Late 19th c. Heartland| Category: PerformancesPlautus in the late 19th c Heartland: a Symposium and Performance In May 1884, nine female students at Washington University in St. Louis staged a performance of Plautus’ Rudens (“The Rope”) in Latin, also publishing their… |