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Classics News

News, events and happening from the Randolph College classics department.

Randolph Magazine: Restoring History
Randolph students work with respected conservators in Italy.
Susan Stevens presides, presents at symposium
Paper discusses her archaelogical research at Carthage
Profile: Anneka Freeman '11 - A Quiet Strength
Even cancer couldn't stop Anneka from making the most of her Randolph experience.
Susan Stevens Receives National Teaching Award
Randolph classics professor to receive Excellence in Undergraduate Teaching Award from AIA
Profile: Giving Back
Jennifer Lee '03 shows that giving consistently, even if it's a little at a time, can make a difference.
Learning Latin
Randolph students volunteer to keep local elementary school program from being cut.
In the News: Randolph College's Greek Play Featured on WDBJ7
"Hecuba" scheduled for Oct. 8-10
In the News: Randolph College Greek Play Featured in Local Publication
The Burg showcases 2010 performance of Hecuba (Oct. 8-10)
Luckiest Classicist in the World
Professor Amy R. Cohen puts her own touch on Greek Play tradition.
Classics Students Garner End of Year Honors
Roundup of recent achievements.
Randolph Magazine Feature Story: Connecting the Dots
Experiential Learning Center uses new journey mapping technique to guide students on career path.
Randolph Magazine Feature Story: Other People's Mail
Rhiannon Knol '11 and Eric Struble '11 create Latin reader.
Megan Barrett Takes Second in National Greek Translation Contest
Barrett also victorious in Randolph College Latin Scrabble Tournament
Randolph Students Take Second Place in National Classics Competition
Rhiannon Knol '11, Eric Struble '11 shine in their first Certamen tournament.
Randolph Magazine Feature Story: Philip Thayer Memorial Lecture
Bryan Doerries uses ancient Greek drama to help modern day warriors and their families.
Randolph to Host Conference on Ancient Drama
Event will coincide with the October 2010 performances of The Greek Play
Rhiannon Knol and Eric Struble to Present at National Conference
Summer research project leads to creation of Latin reader.
Susan Stevens to Present at National Conference
Professor will discuss archaeological research in North Africa
Professor Amy Cohen Presents at Foreign Language Association
Also guest-teaches class at Wellesley College
Randolph Students Accepted to Prestigious Classical Programs
Classics majors choose from Oxford, Brown, University of Chicago, Michigan, North Carolina and Yale

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