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Weekend Reading: Classics and Sci-Fi
This week kicked off with what is now widely recognised as Star Wars Day (May the Fourth Be With You, for those who don’t speak…
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Weekend Reading: Awards and Events
It’s that time of year again, when I encourage people to apply for awards, events and opportunities even though extra work is the very last…
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Weekend Reading: Happy Birthday to OU!
In the news this week there’s been a lot about The Open University’s 50th birthday. (I wasn’t there for the party, but I hear there…
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Weekend Reading: Bunny Bones
Well, it’s Easter, and I have the chocolate to prove it. And as a nice eastery extra, this week’s hot online topic is Roman bunnies…
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Weekend Reading: Myth and Whisky
This week I’m having an Icarus week – which for me is not particularly unusual. I was running an online tutorial the other day. It…
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Weekend Reading: Latin for non-Romans
This week I’ve been learning about the methods which were used to teach Latin to non-Latin speakers in the Roman world. And to be honest,…
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I don’t know how things are where you live right now – but round here life feels pretty bleak. We’re in lockdown because of a…
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This week my world has closed in a bit. My little town (like much of the North of England) has been on local lockdown for…
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This week I featured (that’s a fancy way of saying ‘popped up very briefly’) in a video celebrating the OU’s graduating Class of 2020, along…
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