Classical Association of Canada / Société canadienne des études anciennes
C A N A D I A N C L A S S I C A L
B U L L E T I N
C A N A D I E N D E S E T U D E S A N C I E N N E S
VOLUME/TOME 1, NUMBER/NUMERO 10, 1995 06 15
Published by e-mail by the Classical Association of Canada/
Publie par courrier electronique par la
societe canadienne des etudes classiques
President: J.C. Yardley, University of/Universite d'Ottawa
JCYARD@AIX1.UOTTAWA.CA
Secretary/Secretaire: Ivan M. Cohen, Mount Allison University
ICOHEN@MTA.CA
Treasurer/Tresorier: J.I. McDougall, University of Winnipeg
IAIN.MCDOUGALL@UWINNIPEG.CA
Edited by/redige par
K.H. Kinzl, Trent University
KKINZL@TRENTU.CA
ISSN 1198-9149
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CONTENTS:
Message from the President
CAC/SCEC: Constitution/statuts
New edition of directory
Varia
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MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT
At the last Annual General Meeting of the Association, on Monday 29 May,
the most important item which arose for discussion was the proposed phasing
out by SSHRC of its administrative grants to Learned Societies and a
reduction in funding to Learned Journals. We are not sure yet how these
economies are to be implemented by SSHRC, but it seems likely that within
three years the grant now accorded to us, the Classical Association, and to
our "umbrella" organization, the Canadian Federation for the Humanities,
will be terminated.
This means that, as a society, we are facing the most serious budgetary
problem in our history, and action will be necessary. On a proposal made by
C.W.J. Eliot, seconded by E. Tiffou and passed without dissent, the A.G.M.
accorded the council of the organization extraordinary powers to deal with
the crisis. Given the gravity of our situation I think it appropriate to
reproduce here, for the benefit of those unable to attend the meeting, the
full text of the Eliot-Tiffou proposal:
"In view of the serious financial constraints placed upon the Association
by the decisions recently taken by SSHRC, namely to phase out
administrative grants within the next three years and to reduce support for
the learned journals that are successful in competition, and the need for
immediate responses in order to protect the interests and objects of the
Association, and to secure its future, the Association at its Annual
General Meeting on 29 May 1995 agreed to the following:
i) to instruct the Executive to prepare a plan of action for
discussion by the Council and the Association, the latter at its next
Annual General Meeting, to be distributed in writing to the membership in
advance of the meeting; it is understood that the plan may involve
substantive changes to the structure and operation of the Association;
ii) to instruct the Executive , if it believes that the fees should be
increased on 1 January 1996, to circulate a referendum to that effect to
the membership in late 1995, and, if approved by a majority of the
membership responding, to institute the new schedule on 1 January 1996,
subject to a formal ratification at the next Annual General Meeting;
iii) to instruct the Executive, if it believes following discussion with
other members of the Canadian Federation of the Humanities and the
president, that a decision on the Association's continuing membership of
the Federation must be taken before the next Annual General Meeting, to
prepare a written report for distribution to the membership and to conduct
a referendum to determine the Association's response; it is understood
that in 2) and 3) above, if no action is considered necessary before the
next Annual General Meeting, these matters may become part of the plan of
action described in 1): and
iv) the Executive is encouraged to carry on the business of the
Association as effectively and prudently as possible, taking such
cost-saving measures as the cancellation of the fall Council meeting and
other actions as may be dictated by the need to preserve the Association's
sound fiscal position."
If you have thoughts on this matter which you would like to communicate to
council, which will be discussing possible strategies at its fall meeting,
please transmit them to me at jcyard@aix1.uottawa.ca.
J.C. Yardley 12 June 1995
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CLASSICAL ASSOCIATION OF CANADA
CONSTITUTION
1. The Association shall be called the Classical Association of Canada/
La Societe Canadienne des Etudes Classiques. It is hereinafter referred
to as the Association.
2. The object of the Association shall be:
a) To promote the study of the languages, literatures, history,
archaeology, philosophy and, in general, civilizations of the ancient
Greek and Roman world, their later influence, and their creative
presence in contemporary culture.
b) To publish Journals and monographs to communicate the findings of
scholars in Classics.
c) To advance the academic welfare of Classics in Canada.
3. a) Membership in the Association shall be open to anyone interested
in the object of the Association. Institutional Membership, however,
shall be restricted to Canadian Secondary Schools and Religious Houses.
b) English and French are the official languages of the Association.
4. The Association shall:
a) encourage the formation of local associations;
b) make arrangements for lectures and meetings in various centres;
c) publish two national journals of Classical Studies.
5. There shall be an annual meeting of the Association. The annual
meeting shall elect the officers of the Association, receive the
Treasurer's report, the Auditors' report, the Secretary's report and the
Editors' reports, and transact the general business of the Association.
At least thirty days notice of the annual meeting shall be given to
members of the Association.
6. The officers of the Association shall be:
The Honorary President
The Immediate Past President (ex officio)
The President
The First Vice-President
Two Other Vice-Presidents
The President of the Classical Association (England and Wales) (ex
officio)
The Secretary
The Treasurer
The Editors of the official publications of the Association
7. The Council of the Association shall consist of the officers
specified in section 6 and twelve other members elected at the annual
meeting of the Association. The Council shall include members from at
least seven provinces of Canada, and at least one member from the
locality chosen for the annual meeting of the Association.
a) All members of council shall be elected for a term of two years,
except that the Honorary President shall be elected for a term of five
years.
b) The representative to the Federation Internationale des Associations
d'Etudes Classiques (FIEC) shall be a member of Council ex officio
unless he serves in another capacity.
8. Two auditors who are members of the Association residing in the same
location as the Treasurer shall be appointed by Council on the
recommendation of the Treasurer and shall audit the Treasurer's accounts
for the year following the annual meeting.
9. The Constitution of the Association may be amended by the vote of at
least two-thirds of the members attending an annual meeting, provided
always that notice of the proposed amendment be given to members of the
Association at least thirty days before the annual meeting.
10. The By-Laws of the Association may be amended by the vote of a
majority of the members attending an annual meeting, provided always
that notice of the proposed amendment be given to members of the
Association at least thirty days before the annual meeting.
By-Laws
1. The annual meeting of the Association shall be held at a date as
close as circumstances permit to the date of the meetings of other
Learned Societies, or at such other date as Council may determine.
2. The annual meeting of the Association shall be held in the place
where other Learned Societies are meeting or in such other place as
Council may determine.
3. The quorum of the Council of the Association shall consist of six of
its members.
4. a) The Council shall appoint a Nominating Committee to draw up a
slate of officers and other members of Council whose names will be
presented at the next ensuing annual meeting. Additional nominations
may be made, provided that the secretary has received written notice at
least two weeks before the annual meeting. Such nominations must in each
case be supported by at least five members of the Association and must
be accompanied by the signed consent of the nominee.
b) The Nominating Committee shall consist of a Chairman chosen from the
Past Presidents of the Association, and as many other members of the
Association as the Council may wish to appoint.
c) The First Vice-President shall, on completion of his term,
automatically succeed to the office of President without further
election.
d) An executive committee of the Council shall be established, composed
of the President, First Vice-President, Secretary and Treasurer. This
committee will report its actions directly to Council and act on urgent
matters that must be resolved before the next meeting of Council. The
committee shall have the authority to coopt new members to fill
vacancies.
5. The Association shall include six categories of members: Life
Members, Sustaining Members, Ordinary Members, Retired Members, Student
Members, and Institutional Members. Anyone interested in the object of
the Association shall be eligible for Life Membership, Sustaining
Membership or Ordinary Membership. Anyone retired from full-time
employment shall be eligible for Retired Membership. Any student
formally enrolled in a school, high school, college or university shall
be eligible for Student Membership. A married couple in any of the above
categories may become Joint members. Each Membership, individual or
joint, shall receive the Journals, except Institutional Members, who
receive only Phoenix.
6. a) i) Life members shall pay one fee of $500.00; Joint Life Members
shall pay one joint fee of $700.00.
ii) Sustaining Members shall pay an annual fee of $60.00; Joint
Sustaining Members shall pay a joint annual fee of $80.00.
iii) Ordinary members shall pay an annual fee of $50.00.
iv) Joint Ordinary Members shall pay an annual fee of $70.00.
v) Retired members shall pay an annual fee of $20.00.
vi) Joint retired members shall pay an annual fee of $30.00.
vii) Student members shall pay an annual fee of $20.00.
viii) Joint student members shall pay a joint annual fee of $30.00.
ix) Institutional Members, Libraries and other institutions and other
non-members receiving Phoenix shall pay the same fee as Ordinary
Members. These persons and Institutions may subscribe to Classical Views
also for an additional fee of $5.00.
b) Fees shall become payable on January 1st of each year.
c) Members who fall two years in arrears shall be removed from the
membership list upon completion of the second year of arrears. Until
that point they shall be considered members in good standing. Once
removed from the membership list, those removed for arrears shall not be
eligible for readmission to membership until such time as the arrears
have been cleared.
7. A provincial or regional association or a local society which desires
affiliation with the Association shall make petition through the
Secretary. This petition shall be dealt with at the Annual Meeting on
the recommendation of the Council.
8. a) The names of the Journals shall be Phoenix and Classical
Views/Echos du Monde Classique.
b) Half of the annual membership fee shall be allocated to the Journals.
The balance of the funding required from the Association shall be drawn
from its other sources of revenue other than grants received by the
Association as aid to support its administrative operations or any
specific function.
9. a) The policy of Phoenix shall be established by an Editorial Board.
b) The Editorial Board shall consist of:
i) the Editor;
ii) the Association Editor, the Reviews Editor, the Secretary-Treasurer.
These officers shall be nominated by the Editor and appointed by the
Council for a three-year term and shall be eligible for reappointment;
iii) not more than 15 members nominated by the Editor and appointed by
the Council of the Association for a three-year term. No member may
serve consecutively for more than two terms.
c) Phoenix shall be administered by an Editorial Committee, consisting
of the Editor, the Associate Editor, the Reviews Editor, and the
Secretary-Treasurer.
d) A number of correspondents shall be appointed by the Council of the
Association on the nomination of the Editor. These shall be chosen from
distinguished scholars residing abroad and it will be their
responsibility to promote the interests of the journal in the countries
where they reside. They shall serve for a three-year term and shall be
eligible for reappointment.
[This text and the following text in French were generated by scanning the
texts printed in *Classical Views/Echos du monde classique* NS 8.1 (1989)
113-121. The fees in By-Law/Reglement 6 were updated by the Treasurer/
Tresorier, J.I. McDougall. The text of the constitution/statuts will soon
appear at our electronic sites (see end of issue). KHK]
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LA SOCIETE CANADIENNE DES ETUDES CLASSIQUES
STATUTS
1. La Societe a pour nom officiel la Societe Canadienne des Etudes
Classiques/The Classical Association of Canada. Elle sera ciapres appelee
la Societe.
2. La Societe a pour but:
a) De promouvoir l'etude des civilisations des Grecs et des Romains
anciens: leur langue leur litterature, leur histoire leur archeologie,
leur philosophie, leur influence ulterieure et leur presence creatrice
dans le monde contemporain.
b) De publier des journaux et des monographies pour la communication des
recherches des savants dans les Etudes Classiques.
c) De soutenir le bien-etre academique des Etudes Classiques au Canada.
3. a) Toute personne qui s'interesse au but de la Societe peut en devenir
membre. Toutefois, la qualite de membre, en ce qui concerne les
Institutions, sera limitee aux ecoles secondaires et etablissements
religieux du Canada.
b) L'anglais et le francais sont les langues officielles de la Societe.
4. La Societe:
a) encourage la formation de societes locales;
b) organise des conferences et des reunions en divers centres;
c) publie deux reviews nationalies d'etudes classiques.
5. La Societe tient chaque annee une assemblee generale. Cette assemblee
elit le bureau de la Societe, prend connaissance du rapport du tresorier,
du rapport des verificateurs des comptes, du rapport du secretaire, des
rapports des directeurs des revues, et regle les affaires courantes de la
Societe. La date de l'assemblee generale annuelle doit etre communiquee
aux membres de la Societe au moins trent jours a l'avance.
6. Le bureau de la Societe comprend:
le president honoraire
le president sortant de charge (d'office)
le president
le premier vice-president
deux autres vice-presidents
le president de la Societe des Etudes classiques d'Angleterre et du pays
de Galles (d'office)
le secretaire
le tresorier
les directeurs de publications officielles de la Societe
7. Le conseil de la Societe se compose des membres du bureau mentionnes a
l'article 6 et de douze autres membres elus par l'assemblee annuelle. Au
moins sept des provinces canadiennes doivent y etre representes, dont au
moins un de l'endroit choisi pour l'assemblee annuelle de la Societe.
a) Tous les membres du conseil ont un mandat de deux ans, sauf le
president honoraire, dont le mandat et de cinq ans.
b) Le delegue aupres de la Federation Internationale des Associations
d'Etudes Classiques (FIEC) est membre d'office du conseil, pourvu qu'il
n'en soit membre a un autre titre.
8. Deux verificateurs des comptes qui sont membres de la Societe demeurant
au meme endroit que le tresorier sont proposes par le tresorier et nommes
per le conseil. Ils sont charges de verifier le rapport du tresorier pour
l'exercice qui suit l'assemblee annuelle.
9. Les statuts de la Societe peuvent etre modifes par le vote d'au moins
des deux tiers des membres presents a l'assemblee annuelle, toujours a la
condition qu'un avis du changement ait ete communique aux membres de la
Societe au moins trente jours avant la dite assemblee.
10. Les reglements de la Societe peuvent etre modifies par le vote
majoritaire des membres presents a l'assemblee annuelle, toujours a la
condition qu'un avis du changement propose ait ete communique aux membres
de la Societe au moins trente jours avant la dite assemblee.
Reglements
1. L'assemblee annuelle de la Societe a lieu a une date aussi rapprochee
que possible de celle des assemblees des autres societes savantes, ou a
une autre date fixee par le conseil.
2. L'assemblee annuelle de la Societe a lieu au meme endroit que les
assemblees des autres societes savantes, ou a tout autre endroit fixe par
le conseil.
3. Le quorum du conseil est de six membres.
4. a) Le conseil nomme chaque annee un comite des candidatures charge de
dresser une liste provisoire de candidats en vue d'une election des
officiers et des autres membres du conseil, et cette liste est soumise a
l'assemblee annuelle subsequente. D'autres candidats peuvent etre
proposes, pourvu que le secretaire ait ete avise par ecrit de leur mise en
candidature au moins deux semaines avant la tenue de l'assemblee annuelle.
Chacune de ces nominations doit etre appuyee par au moins cinq membres de
la Socieete et accompagnee d'une attestation ecrite du consentemcnt du
candidat.
b) Le comite des candidatures est compose d'un president choise parmi les
anciens presidents de la Societe, et d'autant d'autres membres de la
Societe que le conseil pourrait juger bon de designer.
c) Le premier vice-president succede a la fin de son mandat au president
en charge sans autre election.
d) Le comite executif du conseil comprend de president, le premier
vice-president, le secretaire et le tresorier. Il rend compte de toutes
ses actions au conseil et traite les questions qui doivent etre etudiees
avant la prochaine reunion du conseil. Il a le pouvoir de nommer de
nouveaux membres du conseil en cas des postes libres.
5. La Societe comprend six categories de membres: des membres a vie, des
membres bienfaiteurs, des membres adherents, des membres retraites, des
membres etudiants, et des Institutions. Toute personne qui s'interesse au
but de la Societe peut devenir membre a vie, membre bienfaiteur, ou membre
adherent. Tout retraite d'un emplois a temps complet peut devenir membre
retraite. Tout etudient officiellement inscrit dans une ecole secondaire,
un college ou une universite peut devenir membre etudiant. Deux epoux dans
toutes ces categories peuvent devenir membres conjoints. Tous les membres
rec,oivent les revues, individuellement ou conjointement, sauf les
institutions, qui re,coivent Phoenix seulement.
6. a) i)Les membres a vie cotisation unique de $500.00; les membres a vie
conjoints payent une cotisation conjointe unique de $700.00.
ii) Les membres bienfaiteurs payent une cotisation annuelle de $60.00; les
membres bienfaiteurs conjoints payent une cotisation annuelle de $80.00.
iii) Les membres adherents payent une cotisation annuelle de $50.00.
iv) Les membres adherents conjoints payent une cotisation conjointe
annuelle de $70.00.
v) Les membres retraites payent une cotisation annuelle de $20.00.
vi) Les membres retraites conjoints payent une cotisation annuelle
conjointe de $30.00.
vii) Les membres etudiants payent une cotisation annuelle de $20.00.
viii) Les membres etudiants conjoints payent une cotisation conjointe
annuelle de $30.00.
ix) Les institutions qui sont membres de la Societe, les bibliotheques et
autres institutions ainsi que les particuliers abonnes a Phoenix payent
une cotisation egale a celle des membres adherents. Ces particulieurs et
institutions peuvent en outre s'abonner aux Echos du Monde Classique pour
un montant de $5.00.
b) Les cotisations sont payables le 1er janvier de chaque annee.
c) Le nom de tout membre en retard de deux ans sera raye de la liste des
membres au bout de la deuxieme annee. Ce membre aura ete auparavant traite
comme etant en regle. Une fois son nom raye, il ne pourra etre raye, il ne
pourra etre readmis avant que ses arrerages n'aient ete regles.
7. Toute societe provinciale, ou regionale, ou locale qui desire etre
affiliee a la Societe doit en faire la demande au secretaire de la
Societe. Cette demande est ensuite presentee a l'assemblee annuelle sur la
recommendation du conseil.
8. a) Les revues de la Societe porteront les noms de Phoenix et de
Classical Views/Echos du Monde Classique.
b) La motie de la somme des contisations annuelles sera allouee aux Revues
de la Societe. Le solde de la subvention requise de la Societe s'obtiendra
de toutes autres sources de revenu que les octrois que rec,oit la Societe
pour frais d'administration ou toute fin specifiee.
9. a) La politique de Phoenix est etablie par un bureau de direction.
b) Le bureau de direction comprend:
i) le directeur;
ii) le directeur-adjoint, le responsable des comptesrendus
bibliographiques, le secretaire-tresorier. Ces officiers sont choisis par
le directeur et nommes par le conseil de la Societe. La duree de leur
mandat est de trois ans, avec possibilite de renouvellement;
iii) 15 membres au maximum sont proposes par le directeur et nommes par
le conseil pour un mandat de trois ans. Aucun membre ne peut servir plus
de deux mandats consecutifs.
c) Phoenix est administre par un comite de directeurs, qui comprend le
directeur, le directeur-adjoint, le responsable des comptes rendus et le
secretaire-tresorier.
d) Un certain nombre de correspondents a l'etranger sont proposes par le
directeur et nommes par le conseil de la Societe pour un mandat de trois
ans avec possibilite de renouvellement; ils sont choisis parmi les savants
les plus distingues et ont pour fonction d'assurer le rayonnement de la
revue dans leurs pays respectifs.
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*CLASSICAL STUDIES IN CANADIAN UNIVERSITIES*
*CSCU*, 2nd ed., 1995, by K.H. Kinzl, is now available. It lists full time
university teachers in Canadian Universities with their special fields in
research and teaching, ranks and degrees. *CSCU* may be obtained from K.H.
Kinzl, Department of Ancient History and Classics, Trent University,
Peterborough ON K9J 7B8, Canada, at the cost of CAD 5.00; payment should
be made in CAD by cheque or money order payable to the "Dept. of Ancient
History and Classics, Trent University".
*CSCU* is the quasi-official directory of the CAC/SCEC.
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*THE ANCIENT HISTORY BULLETIN*
Please visit our new home page,
URL: http://137.122.12.15/Docs/Directories/AHB/AHB/html
*AHB* offers previews of articles, texts of some recent articles, a
complete index, and information for contributors and subscribers.
PLEASE, CONSIDER SENDING ARTICLES TO *AHB*. If you or your university
library are not a subscriber, please consider subscribing.
[K.H. Kinzl for the co-editors]
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*ARACHNION. A NEW JOURNAL OF ANCIENT LITERATURE AND HISTORY ON THE WEB*
[See Canadian Classical Bulletin vol. 1, no. 8; CANADIAN SCHOLARS ARE
SPECIFICALLY URGED TO SEND ARTICLES TO *ARACHNION*; you may send your
article to K.H. Kinzl, kkinzl@trentu.ca, who will forward it to the editors]
The first issue of *ARACHNION* is now available. All texts are in html
format, readable with Netscape or with a similar browser.
URL: http://www.cisi.unito.it/arachne/arachne.html
Some time ago we posted to this and to other lists a message announcing a
new journal of classical matters on the World Wide Web. Note, please, that
we changed the title of this journal from *ARACHNE* into *ARACHNION*,
because we found this term less ambiguous (our concern was the idea of
"Web"), and better suited to the Theocritean verses which we choose for our
logo.
Editors:
MAURIZIO LANA (CISI of University of Torino)
EMANUELE NARDUCCI (University of Firenze)
Editorial Board:
MARIO CITRONI (University of Firenze)
JEAN-MICHEL DAVID (University of Strasbourg)
MARCO FANTUZZI (University of Firenze)
DON P. FOWLER (Jesus College, Oxford)
HENRY D. JOCELYN (University of Manchester)
KONRAD H. KINZL (Trent University, Peterborough)
PETER TOOHEY (University of New England, Armidale)
GLENN W. MOST (University of Heidelberg) cooperates with this journal
helping us in the task of evaluating papers and assuring contacts with
German scholars.
IN THE FIRST ISSUE:
Editoriale - Foreword from the Editors
Noi e l'antico, di Antonio La Penna (Firenze)
Les rois de Rome. Autopsie d'un recit historico-legendaire, di Jacques
Poucet (Louvain-La-Neuve - Bruxelles)
Epic and Rhetoric: Speech-making and Persuasion in Homer and Apollonius, di
Peter Toohey (Armidale).
La comunicazione letteraria a Roma tra pubblico e privato, di Mario Citroni
(Firenze)
NOTE CRITICHE E DISCUSSIONI:
Der unbegrenzbare Abenteurer, di Glenn W. Most (Heidelberg)
COMPUTING AND THE HUMANITIES:
Strumenti informatici per gli studi classici, di Maurizio Lana (Torino)
IN THE NEXT ISSUES OF *ARACHNION*:
Jean-Michel David (Strasbourg), Lorsque le chef s'adresse a ses hommes: un
exemple de representation du pouvoir romain
Don P. Fowler (Oxford), Modern Literary Theory and Latin Poetry: some
Anglo-American Perspectives
Mario Labate (Firenze), Eumolpo e gli altri, ovvero lo spazio della poesia
Arnaldo Marcone (Parma), I cambiamenti nell'Impero romano
Gianpiero Rosati (Udine), Sangue sulla scena. Un precetto oraziano (A. P.
185) e la Medea di Seneca
and other essays by David Bain (Machester), Alessandro Barchiesi (Verona),
Guglielmo Cavallo (Roma), Paolo Desideri (Firenze), Marco Fantuzzi
(Firenze), Richard Hunter (Cambridge), Italo Lana (Torino), Carol Jan
Swearingen (Texas Christian University, Ft. Worth).
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*ELECTRONIC ANTIQUITY* [See CCB/BCEA 1.3]
Volume 3 Issue 1 (June 1995) is now available.
Access is via gopher or ftp or www.
The journal file name of this issue is 3,1-June1995.
Previous issues may also be accessed in the same way.
GOPHER:
-- info.utas.edu.au and through gopher:
-- open top level document called Publications
-- open Electronic Antiquity.
-- open 3,1-June1995.
-- open (01)contents first for list of contents, then other files as appropriate
FTP:
-- ftp.utas.edu.au (or info.utas.edu.au)
--> departments --> classics --> antiquity.
-- In Antiquity you will see the files as described above.
WWW:
ftp://ftp.utas.edu.au/departments/classics/antiquity/3,1-June1995
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A LIST OF ANCIENT HISTORY DEPARTMENTS IN GERMANY (chairs, and other
professors and research and teaching personnel, 10 pp.), compiled in the
Institute for Ancient History and Epigraphy of the German Archaeological
Institute in Munich, may be obtained at cost (self-addressed envelope, with
Canadian stamps affixed if at all possible) from K.H. Kinzl, Department of
Ancient History and Classics, Trent University, Peterborough ON K9J 7B8,
Canada, e-mail kkinzl@trentu.ca.
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E-MAIL ADDRESSES OF CANADIAN UNIVERSITY TEACHERS--NEW, CORRECTED, ETC.:
UNIVERSITY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA:
Edinger, Harry G. delete; send e-mail to departmental address
(cnrs@unixg.ubc.ca)
UNIVERSITY OF OTTAWA:
Yardley, John C. jcyard@aix1.uottawa.ca
YORK UNIVERSITY:
Edmondson, Jonathan jedmond@yorku.ca
Swarney, Paul R. pswarney@yorku.ca
Naddaf, Gerard naddaf@nexus.yorku.ca
Metraux, Guy P.R. gmetraux@yorku.ca
Gray, Patrick T.R. pgray@yorku.ca
A complete list dated 1995 04 18 is available at the WWW site mentioned
below.
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Editor's Note:
If you no longer wish automatically to receive copies of the bulletin,
please, tell me so by e-mail (kkinzl@trentu.ca).
I thank the many colleagues who have been very gracious in expressing
appreciation of my efforts, both privately and at the 1995 AGM in Montreal,
and I take this to extend to J. Yardley who proposed the Bulletin at the
Council meeting in Calgary. I repeat, however, my request for criticism.
I would invite you to visit the home pages of the Classical Association of
Canada/Association canadienne des etudes anciennes on the WWW (developed)
and gopher (rudimentary):
http://137.122.12.15/Docs/Societies/ClassAC/Classic.Assoc.html
(OWNERS OF *CLASSICAL STUDIES IN CANADIAN UNIVERSITIES* SHOULD NOTE THAT
WRONG INFORMATION IS PROVIDED ON PAGE 26--THE URL GIVEN ABOVE IS THE
CORRECT ONE)
gopher://tornade.ere.umontreal.ca:7071/11/fra/Soc/classics
gopher://tornade.ere.umontreal.ca:7071/11/english/soc/classics
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via Gopher -- gopher://tornade.ere.umontreal.ca:7071
via WWW -- http://137.122.12.15/Docs/Societies/ClassAC/Classic.Assoc.html