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Who’s Afraid of Wikipedia?
Every year, at around this time, I start to come up against the Wikipedia Issue. It arises when essays become more demanding and people turn…
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A Classic in More Ways than One
Today, since it’s the season for indulgence, I thought I’d share with you my philosophy of book-buying. Those of you who have been studying Classics…
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‘Tis the Season – to Sing in Latin!
Christmas time is the most wonderful time of the year, if you’re just starting out as a Latin learner. At what other time are you…
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Ode to the Self-taught Latinist
Through sheer coincidence I’ve had several conversations over the last few weeks with self-taught Latinists: people who started learning Latin completely on their own, perhaps…
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Black Friday Anti-Shopping
I’ve been doing my best to spend money over Black Friday weekend: obviously I need the latest smartphone, giant tv or music-playing gadget, because everyone…
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Carrying a Heavy Load: a disabled student’s story
My recognition hit me like a lightning bolt. I remember I was sitting on a bench in the park of the sanatorium. My Mum was…
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