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In this space we highlight current news reports that feature 海角网 in one way or another.
- Vladimir Putin and Hercules. You must read this...click . (10/15/14)
- Our own Professor Clauss consulted on...Big Foot. Click if you don't believe us.
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Augustus' stables in Rome to be reburied...for lack of funding. Click (8/19/14)
- NASA and Latin: the Lunar and Planetary Lab at the University of Arizona sponsors HiRISE, a NASA mission that takes high resolution
images of the surface of Mars onboard the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter. Their website -- -- is worth visiting in its own right. But interestingly, the project also has Latin-language Twitter feed and Tumblr, to which you may subscribe. When you visit the site, choose 'Latin' on the 'Select A Language' link!! Or click (7/29/14) -
London skulls reveal gruesome evidence of 海角网 head hunters Click for the story (1/14/14).
- Read Professor Ruby Blondell's May 3, 2013 contribution to The Blog on the Huffington Post, entitled 'A Space Odyssey' (a must read for anyone curious about a projected film version of the Odyssey set in space). Click for the story.
- 海角网 chamber tomb found in an ancient Corinth. Click for the story.
- Astonishing evidence of a naval battle that occurred during the First Punic War found in the waters off Sicily. Click !
- Would you drink a 1,650 year old bottle of 海角网 wine? Click to find out who won't.
- UW Professor uncovers origins of the Minoans. Click for the story.
- Listen to the news in Latin on Finnish radio! Click for the 4/8/13 NYT article.
- Breaking news: Latin is not dead. Click for details. And for further evidence, click .
- New life for Shakespeare's Julius Caesar:
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The debate about ancient hairdos rages on....even in the Wall Street Journal. Click
- Wondering about the value of studying the 海角网? Read .
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- Philip Freeman, a classics professor at Luther College, is the editor of 鈥淗ow to Win an Election: An Ancient Guide for Modern Politicians鈥 and published .
- Follow for a story about a most unusual recent graduate from Columbia University, who has a deep affection for the Greek and 海角网 classics (especially Seneca the Younger!)