Classics in Translation
“Muse, tell me of the many-turning man.” So begins Homer’s epic tale about the prevarications and arrivals of Odysseus, the man whose winning way with
August 2, 2013
“Muse, tell me of the many-turning man.” So begins Homer’s epic tale about the prevarications and arrivals of Odysseus, the man whose winning way with
The second year of ancient Greek is designed to bring students from the rudiments of grammar to authentic texts. Beginning with a comprehensive review of
Writers have said of New York City that “the present is so powerful…that the past is lost,” but for anyone who has wandered through the
This advanced course in the literature of the late Republic and early Empire asks students to apply the skills developed/acquired in previous courses as they
Exploring history through works of art offers an approach for understanding our global community and is an effective way to review significant events from a
Advanced Tutorial may be offered to students who, in consultation with the department and with its endorsement, wish to pursue an individualized course in Spanish.
Drawing is the primary method by which architects communicate their design ideas, but the drawings themselves are frequently overlooked as works of art. Principles and
This is designed as a continuation of Math 303. The topics covered in this accelerated course include all those listed under Math 402 but the
Acting II is for students interested in expanding their ability to communicate through a variety of techniques that engage the individual and ensemble physically, mentally
This course tackles the big questions that shape our modern lives: What is justice? What is liberty? What is equality? When is the state allowed
The ground-breaking “dystopian” novels of the 20th Century, such as Orwell’s 1984, Huxley’s Brave New World and Kubrick’s A Clockwork Orange, have produced an extraordinary
The course begins and concludes with an examination and analysis of religious questions in the broadest sense. What is religion and what does it attempt
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