Classical Association of Canada / Société canadienne des
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C A N A D I A N C L A S S I C A L
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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 2, NUMBER/NUMERO 8, 1996 04 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: I.M. Cohen, Mount Allison University
ICOHEN@MTA.CA
Treasurer/Tresorier: J.I. McDougall, University of Winnipeg
MCDOUGLL@IO.UWINNIPEG.CA
Edited by/redige par
K.H. Kinzl, Trent University
KKINZL@TRENTU.CA
ISSN 1198-9149
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CONTENTS: Departmental Report / Job Postings / Conferences / Call for
Papers / Canadian Institute of Mediterranean Studies / ancient comic opera
company / Directories / Books by members / Addresses--new, corrected etc.
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From: IN%"jpoleson@UVic.CA" 21-MAR-1996
On 1 July 1996 the Department of Classics at the UNIVERSITY OF VICTORIA
will become the Department of Greek and Roman Studies. No changes in
personnel, administration, or address are involved. The change simply
reflects the desire of faculty in the Department to have a title that
better reflects the teaching and research we are engaged in, and one that
provides a clearer message to potential students unfamiliar with the field
of Classics. We also recently began a complete revision of our course
offerings, and we have altered our degree requirements to allow students to
complete majors and honours programmes without the study of Greek or Latin
language. While we will not recommend this option, it will allow a
significant minority of students in the Department to complete degrees for
which they might not otherwise have had sufficient room in their academic
programme. It will also assist students who come to the field late in their
undergraduate careers. We will continue to require some competence in both
languages for entry into and completion of our Masters Degree
programme.
We provide several alternatives for undergraduate study, the General
programme (as few as 12 out of 60 units), Major programme (21 out of 60
units), and intensive Honours programme (30 out of 60 units). Major and
honours programmes are available in both Greek and Roman Studies and Greek
and Latin Language and Literature. Full details may be found at the
beginning of the Greek and Roman Studies entry in the 1996/97 University of
Victoria Calendar. For further information contact Prof. J.G. Fitch, the
Undergraduate Advisor (604-721-8523; fitch@uvvm.uvic.ca), or myself
(604-721-8514; jpoleson@uvaix.uvic.ca).
Prof. John Peter Oleson, Chair, Department of Greek and Roman Studies, Box
3045, University of Victoria, Victoria BC V8W 3P4, Canada. Tel:
604-721-8519. Fax: 604-721-8516.
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JOB POSTINGS
See *CCB/BCEA* vol./tome 2, special releases/bulletins speciaux 8 and 11,
URL: http://137.122.12.15/Docs/Societies/ClassAC/CACBulletin2/spe.2-8.html and
... /spe.2-11.html (UNIVERSITY OF WATERLOO)
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THE DEPARTMENT OF CLASSICS IN THE UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO invites
applications for a one-year visiting appointment (instructor or assistant
professor) beginning September 1996. The person appointed will be expected
to teach Greek language and literature at all undergraduate levels and
Latin at the intermediate level. Rank and salary will be commensurate with
experience.
Candidates should send a letter of application and up-to-date c.v., a
graduate transcript, three letters of reference, and evidence of teaching
experience to: Chair / Department of Classics / 1010 East 59th Street /
Chicago, IL 60637 (tel. 312-702-8514; fax 312-702-9861). Questions may be
sent to the same address or, by e-mail, to
Classics-Department@uchicago.edu. The deadline for applications is 10 May
1996.
The University of Chicago is an Affirmative Action and Equal Opportunity
Employer.
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PENN STATE. Department of Classics and Ancient Mediterranean Studies,
Lecturer.
The Department of Classics and Ancient Mediterranean Studies invites
applications for a one-year non-tenure-track position in Greek language and
literature, to begin August 1996. The position may be renewed. The
appointee will teach three courses per semester, including classical Greek
language as well as Greek authors at the upper level. Teaching duties may
also include sections of elementary Latin language and Classical
Civilization. Demonstrated excellence in language teaching will be
required. Ph.D. preferred. Salary will be $30,000. Applications received
by May 3, 1996 will be assured consideration; however, all applications
will be considered until the position is filled. Send application,
curriculum vitae, and three letters of reference to Steve Mason, Professor
and Head, Classics and Ancient Mediterranean Studies, Box C, 108 Weaver
Building, The Pennsylvania State University, University Park, PA
16802-5500. An Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Employer. Women and
minorities are encouraged to apply.
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CONFERENCES
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From: IN%"jedmond@YorkU.CA" "Jonathan Edmondson" 10-APR-1996
ONTARIO CLASSICAL ASSOCIATION
SPRING MEETING: SATURDAY 27 APRIL 1996
YORK UNIVERSITY, FOUNDERS COLLEGE, SENIOR COMMON ROOM (305 FOUNDERS)
MORNING: NEW APPROACHES TO FLAVIAN ROME
9:30 Coffee and Registration
10:00 Professor S. Georgia Nugent (Princeton University)
"Flavian Epic: the return of the undead?"
11:15 Professor Jonathan Edmondson (York University)
"Flavian Spectacle: Inaugurating the Colosseum, A.D. 80" (illustrated)
12:15 Presentation, Harry C. Maynard Scholarships
12:30 Hot lunch with wine
AFTERNOON: WORKSHOP: COMPUTERS & TEACHING CLASSICAL STUDIES
1:30 - 3:00
Co-ordinators: Professor Ariel Loftus (York University)
Stephen Low (Humberside Collegiate)
Margaret-Ann Gillis (Barrie Central Collegiate)
Participants will divide into two groups for concurrent workshops:
1. "Computers and Classical Studies: the Internet and Computer Assisted
Language Teaching" (A. Loftus and S. Low)
2. "Teaching Latin in the Elementary Schools" (M.-A. Gillis and students)
3:15 ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
REGISTRATION FEE: $26 ($15 for students), which includes coffee, juice,
muffins and hot lunch with wine. Participants are asked to register before
TUESDAY 23 APRIL. To register, please send a cheque or money order made
payable to Programme in Classical Studies to JONATHAN EDMONDSON, Dept. of
History, York University, 4700 Keele St., North York, Ont. M3J 1P3. Fax:
416-736-5836; e-mail: jedmond@yorku.ca. ALL WELCOME!
The meeting is generously sponsored by Founders College (as part of the
college's 30th anniversary celebrations), the Faculty of Arts and the Office
of the Vice-President (Academic).
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From: IN%"jedmond@YorkU.CA" "Jonathan Edmondson" 10-APR-1996
YORK UNIVERSITY: PROGRAMME IN CLASSICAL STUDIES
SYMPOSIUM IN HONOUR OF PROFESSOR A.G. McKAY
"ROMAN NARRATIVES"
Friday, 3 May 1996, Founders College, Senior Common Room (Founders 305)
FOR FULL PROGRAMME SEE *CCB/BCEA*, vol./tome 2, no 7, 1996 03 15,
URL: http://137.122.12.15/Docs/Societies/ClassAC/CACBulletin2/ccb.2-7.html
Speakers include: Alison Keith (Classics, University of Toronto), Michael
Herren (Atkinson Humanities, York University), Viola Stephens (Languages,
Literatures and Linguistics, York, Matthew Clark (Humanities, York
University), Guy Metraux (Visual Arts, York University), Paul Swarney
(History/Humanities, York University), Jonathan Edmondson
(History/Humanities, York University), John Bodel (Classics, Rutgers
University), Hugh Parry (Humanities, York University)
REGISTRATION FEE: $12 (students $6) (includes coffee, muffins, and buffet
lunch). TO REGISTER: 1. Send a cheque (made payable to Programme in
Classical Studies, York University) BEFORE 26 APRIL to Sue Parsram,
Secretary, Programme in Classical Studies, Vanier College, York University,
4700 Keele St., North York, Ont. M3J 1P3. 2. For further information
contact Jonathan Edmondson at 416-736-5123 (tel.); 416-736-5836 (fax) or
jedmond@yorku.ca (e-mail) OR Sue Parsram at 416-736-5910 (tel.),
416-736-5460 (fax) or sueman@yorku.ca (e-mail).
The symposium is sponsored by the following: Programme in Classical
Studies, Division of Humanities, Founders College (part of its 30th
anniversary celebrations), Faculty of Arts, Office of the Vice-President
(Academic), Office of the President
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TEACHING THE ORESTEIA: A Conference at Loyola University, Northwestern
University, and the University of Chicago, April 19-21, 1996
Friday, April 19
First Session: 2:30 pm Loyola University: McCormick Lounge, Coffey Hall
2:30: Kathleen McCourt (Dean of College of Arts & Sciences, Loyola): Welcome
Catherine Mardikes: "Curses in the Choephoroi"
Laura McClure: "The Language of Clytemnestra"
Helene Foley: Comment
4:30: First Keynote address
Froma Zeitlin, "Redeeming Matricide? Euripides Re-reads the Oresteia"
6:00 Reception
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R E M I N D E R
CLASSICAL ASSOCIATION OF CANADA MEMBERSHIP:
The bulletin is meant primarily to represent a service
by the CAC to members of the CAC. If you are not at
present a member, you may wish to consider joining. The
regular annual membership (which includes *Phoenix* and
*Classical Views/Echos du monde classique*) is CAD 50
(sustaining CAD 60, life CAD 500, student or retired
CAD 20); contact:
Professor J. Iain McDougall, Treasurer,
Department of Classics, University of Winnipeg,
515 Portage Avenue, Winnipeg MB R3B 2E9,
e-mail iain.mcdougall@uwinnipeg.ca
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Saturday, April 20
Second Session: 9:30 am The University of Chicago: Swift Lecture Hall
(third floor)
9:30: Philip Gosset (Dean of Humanities, U. of Chicago): Welcome
Robin Mitchell-Boyask: "The Marriage of Cassandra"
Sheila Murnaghan: "Legal Action: The Trial as Theater in the Oresteia"
David Cohen: Comment
12:00-1:00 Lunch
1:00: Second Keynote Address
P.E. Easterling: "Aeschylus' Furies"
3:00-5:30 Roundtable discussion: "Teaching the Oresteia"
David Bevington, Helene Foley, Christine Froula, Ahuvia Kahane, Janel
Mueller, Stephanie Nelson, James Redfield, Herman Sinaiko
Sunday April 21
Third Session 9:30 am Northwestern University: Norris Center Room 1 B/C
9:30: Christopher Herbert (Associate Dean, College of Arts & Sciences,
Northwestern); Welcome
David Rosenbloom: "Vision and History in the Oresteia"
Thomas Fleming: "Reconstructing the Music of Aeschylus"
A.J. Podlecki: "Watching, Waiting, Witchcraft: The Chorus of the Oresteia"
Richard Garner: Comment
12:30-2:00 Lunch
2:00: "Performing the Oresteia: a Workshop"
Nicholas Rudall (Founding Director, Court Theater; Dept. of Classics, U. of
Chicago)
Peter Meineck (Producing Director, Aquila Productions; Visiting Scholar,
U. of Texas at Austin)
3:00 Third Keynote Address:
Simon Goldhill: "Power and Politics and the Oresteia"
Martin Mueller: Response
This conference is free and open to the public. Lunch can be purchased
both at the University of Chicago and at Northwestern University on
Saturday and Sunday. For information about attending the conference,
please contact:
- Prof. Kirk Ormand, Dept. of Classics, Loyola University, 6525 N. Sheridan
Rd., Chicago, IL 60626 (312-508-3654; kormand@orion.it.luc.edu)
- Prof. Laura Slatkin, Dept. of Classics, 1050 E. 59th St., Chicago, IL
60637 (312-702-8514; lslatkin@midway.uchicago.edu)
- Prof. Robert Wallace, Dept. of Classics, Northwestern University, Evanston
IL 60208 (847-491-8042; rwallace@nwu.edu)
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This is to announce the 1996 BOSTON AREA ROMAN STUDIES CONFERENCE, to be
held on Friday 19 April, 4:00 pm - 9:00 pm at Boston University, George
Sherman Union, Fifth Floor (775 Commonwealth Avenue). On the program are
Adele Scafuro (Brown), "Ludic Litigators and Laymen Judges in Second
Century BC Rome," Patricia Johnston (Brandeis), "Eros and Psyche in the
Ancient Mystery Cults," and William Vance (Boston University), "America's
Christians and Rome's Nudes." There will be a dinner following the lectures
at 7:30.
To register for the Conference only, please call 617-353-2427 or e-mail
vasaly@bu.edu. To register for the Conference and dinner, please send a
check for $18 ($30 for kosher), payable to BU/Classical Studies, to The
Department of Classical Studies, Boston University, 745 Commonwealth
Avenue, Boston MA 02215. Registrations are requested by 12 April.
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The University of Nebraska-Lincoln will be hosting a CONFERENCE
ON THE ROMANIZATION OF ATHENS on April 18-20, 1996. The presenters
and topics are as follows:
Cornelius C. Vermeule, III, "Athens and Asia Minor: Augustus to
Septimius Severus" (keynote address)
Kevin Clinton, "Eleusis and the Romans"
A. J. S. Spawforth, "The Imperial Cult in Athens: Some Problems"
Christian H. Habicht, "Roman Citizens in Athens"
Daniel J. Geagan, "The Athenian Elite: Romanization, Resistance,
and the Exercise of Power"
Michael C. Hoff, "Laceratae Athenae: An Assessment of the
Physical State of Athens from Sulla to Augustus"
Susan Walker, "Architecture at Athens in the Age of Augustus"
John H. Kroll, "Athenian Coinage as an Index of Romanization"
Elizabeth L. Will, "Shipping Amphoras as Indicators of `Economic
Romanization' in Athens"
Susan I. Rotroff, "From Greek to Roman in Athenian Ceramics"
Olga Palagia, "Classical Encounters: Sculpture Under the Romans"
Robert D. Lamberton, "Plutarch and the Romanization of Athens"
Hermann J. Kienast, "The Tower of the Winds in the Roman Agora of
Athens"
Further information is available on the conference homepage:
http://www.unl.edu/conted/acpp/roman/
Registration costs $40 ($15 for students) and can be done by
phone, fax, or mail. See the homepage for details or contact Mike
Hoff at mhoff@unlinfo.unl.edu or the UNL Division of Continuing
Studies, 221 NCCE, Lincoln NE 68583-9100.
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ASSOCIATION OF ANCIENT HISTORIANS, April 18-21, Atlanta GA (see *CCB/BCEA*,
vol./tome 1, no 6 [1994-95], URL:
http://137.122.12.15/Docs/Societies/ClassAC/CACBulletin1/ccb.1-6.html)
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From: IN%"porterj@duke.usask.ca" "John R. Porter" 5-APR-1996
This is to announce a CALL FOR PAPERS for the following conference.
"Crossing the Stages: The Production, Performance and Reception of Ancient
Theater"
Location: Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date: 23-26 October, 1997
Focus: The conference will address issues related to the performance and
reception of Greek and Roman plays in both ancient and modern times. In
addition to paper sessions, there will be one or more workshops on the
performance of ancient plays and (it is hoped) a local production (play yet
to be determined).
Papers and proposals are sought in the following areas:
- The Archaeology of the Ancient Stage: Literary and Archaeological Evidence
Relating to Ancient Theatrical Performance
- The Conventions and Costumes of the Ancient Stage: Analytical and
Comparative Studies
- Ancient Drama as a Mode of Social, Cultural, and Political Discourse
- Cult, Religion, and Ritual Practices in Greek and Roman Drama
- Spectatorship and Classical Drama: Audience and Reception (ancient and/or
modern)
- The "Translation" of Ancient Drama: Greek and Roman Plays in Later
Cultural Contexts
- Modern Productions of Ancient Plays: Issues and Solutions
- Ancient Greek and Roman Plays on Film
- Workshops on the Translation and Performance of Ancient Plays
Keynote Speakers: Niall W. Slater, Emory University; Peter Meineck,
Aquila Productions
Deadline for Submissions: 1 October 1996
Submissions should be no more than 800 words in length and can be in
electronic or printed form. Please send them to Professor John Porter at
the address below.
Graduate students are encouraged to apply.
Conference Organizers: John Porter, University of Saskatchewan
(porterj@duke.usask.ca); Eric Csapo, University of Toronto
(csapo@epas.utoronto.ca); Christopher Marshall, Trent University
(cmarshall@trentu.ca)
For more information, please contact: Professor John Porter
Department of Classics, University of Saskatchewan, 9 Campus Drive,
Saskatoon, SK S7N 5A5, CANADA. Phone: (306) 966-4781, Fax: (306)
966-8839, E-mail: porterj@duke.usask.ca. Or visit the conference's WWW
site at: http://www.usask.ca/classics/stages.html
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CANADIAN INSTITUTE FOR MEDITERRANEAN STUDIES
Statement of Purpose
1 . The Canadian Institute for Mediterranean Studies (CIMS) is a scholarly
society dedicated to the examination of points of contact among the
cultures surrounding the Mediterranean. It is founded on the principle
that there is a common or an analogous substratum of cultural ferment at
work in the national cultures around the Mediterranean throughout their
history.
2. The demarcation of its field of interest is neither temporal, since it
includes modern aspects of culture as well as ancient ones, nor linguistic,
since it is concerned with those aspects of a national culture that have an
extra-national dimension and that are part of the generative base of other
Mediterranean cultures. The boundaries of our field of interest are
therefore conceptual and geographical.
3 . This makes CIMS a unique scholarly society in Canada since, although a
number of groups specialize in the national cultures of the Mediterranean,
none is specifically concerned with their points of contact, with the
ferments that they have in common, or with the analogies that link them.
Therefore CIMS does not rival any of the existing societies nor does it
duplicate their work.
4. CIMS is interested in the identification of new ideas as well as in the
new interpretation of familiar ones, particularly ideas which may be
fruitfully placed against the background of the Mediterranean as a whole,
regarded as a conceptual unit and as an interpretive paradigm. It is
concerned with comparative cultural studies aimed at the determination of
shared form and shared ideas, and it places special emphasis on the
modalities of such sharing and on the implications that cultural contact
has for the self-understanding of the national cultures in their relation
to the rest of the Mediterranean.
5. As an organization, CIMS intends to bring together scholars interested
in this pursuit and to provide them with a structure for the presentation
of their findings to their peers and for the further dissemination of their
work. It also intends to bring together other people who, though not
professionally engaged in research, have an interest in the Mediterranean
world and may wish to support the Institute and take part in its
activities.
6. The activities of the Institute will consist of:
(i) the organization of national interdisciplinary conferences, to be
conducted in accordance with the practice of other learned societies
in Canada, in which Institute members may give papers on their research;
(ii) the organization of occasion conferences on well-defined issues,
through the agency of the Institute's local chapters;
(iii) the organization of programmes of public lectures and discussion
panels in various Canadian cities, through the agency of the Institute's
local chapters;
(iv) the publication of a refereed scholarly journal, *Scripta
Mediterranea*, on a yearly basis;
(v) the publication of a general bulletin, twice a year;
(vi) the publication of a Web Page on the Internet with information
about the Institute and its activities.
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Institut Canadien d'Etudes Mediterraneennes
Objectifs proposes
1. L'Institut Canadien d'Etudes Mediterraneennes (ICEM) est une societe
savante consacree a l'etude des elements qu'ont en commun les differentes
cultures des pays mediterraneens. L'Institut est fonde sur le principe
selon lequel les pays mediterraneens ont, au cours de feur histoire,
toujours puise leur vitalite dans un substrat cultures, commun ou analogue,
vivifie par un constant dynamisme.
2. Le champ de ses interets n'est ni temporel, puisqu'il inclut les
aspects tout aussi bien modernes qu'anciens de la culture, ni linguistique,
vu la preoccupation de l'Institut pour les aspects particuliers des
cultures nationales aux dimensions extra-nationales qui constituent la base
d'autres cultures mediterraneennes. Son champ d'interet est donc
conceptuel et geographique.
3. Ceci confere a l'ICEM le caractere d'une socidte savante unique au
Canada. Bien que certains groupes se specialisent dans l'etude des
cultures nationales de la Mediterranee, aucun d'eux ne se penche
specifiquement sur leurs points de contact, sur la vitalite qu'elles
partagent ni sur les analogies qui les unissent. Par consequent l'ICEM ne
rivalise aucunement avec les societes existantes et n'a pas l'intention de
reiterer leurs efforts.
4. L'ICEM s'interesse aussi bien a la decouverte d'idees nouvelles qu'a
l'interpretation d'idees acquises, et particulierement a celles qui
considerent la Mediterranee dans sa totalite en tant qu'unite conceptuelle
et paradigme interpretatif. L'Institut se penche sur les etudes
culturelles comparees visant a identifier les formes et les idees que
partagent les pays mediterraneens en mettant l'accent sur les modalites de
tels partages. Il s'interesse aussi aux repercussions de ces derniers sur
la prise de conscience des cultures nationales vis-a-vis des autres pays
mediterraneens.
5. En tant qu'organisme, l'ICEM a l'intenfion de mettre en contact les
scientifiques interesses par cette recherche et de leur fournir une
structure qui leur permette de communiquer leurs conclusions a leurs
collegues ainsi que de divulguer le fruit de leur labeur. Il se propose
aussi de reunir les personnes qui, sans etre professionnellement impliquees
dans te domaine de la recherche, s'interessent a la Mediterranee,
aimeraient appuyer l'Institut et participer a ses activites.
6. Les activites de l'Institut seront les suivantes :
(i) l'organisation de conferences interdisciplinaires nationales
conformes a celles organise par d'autres societes savantes au Canada,
qui permettront aux membres de l'Institut de presenter le resultat de
leurs recherches.
(ii) l'organisation periodiquement par les Sections de l'Institut de
conferences sur des sujets bien definis.
(iii) l'organisation de programmes publiques et de tables rondes dans
differentes villes du Canada, par l'intermediaire des Sections de
l'Institut.
(iv) la parution annuelle de *Scripta Mediterranea*, revue savante
dument attestee.
(v) la parution d'un bulletin general deux fois par an.
(vi) la parution d'un Web Page sur l'Internet avec des renseignements
sur l'Institut et ses activites.
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ancient comic opera company
University and college students from all corners of Ontario have been
entertained by *Clouds*, Toronto's oldest and funniest musical comedy.
With the reopening of this hit musical in February due to popular demand,
we are again inviting students to come to our show. .... This Greek
comedy, adapted and updated by a.c.o.c. Artistic Director Greg Robic, has
taken the Toronto theatre scene by storm ... in Robic's much modernized
translation. This preposterous play features irreverent parodies of
favorite songs from Gilbert and Sullivan, Wagner, Verdi, Bellini, Mozart,
and even a Slovenian Polka. Clouds is a fast-paced show that is a clever
and entertaining springboard for discussions across the curriculum, from
Classics to English, History, Drama, Music and Philosophy. A rarely
performed Greek comedy, Clouds provides a unique opportunity for students
to experience Classical theatre first-hand in an accessible, hilarious
form.
A group discount and an educational package will be made available to you
if you decide to bring your students. You and your students will also have
an opportunity to speak with the Artistic or Musical Director and an actor
following the performance. Should you wish to preview the shows, we would
be pleased to offer you two complimentary tickets. Please give me a call
at (416) 967-0453 for more information or to book tickets.
37 Dorval Road, Toronto, Ontario M6P 2B5. Administration: (416) 967-0453,
Fax: 967-6275, Box Office: 944-2329, Toll-Free: 1-800-689-3579
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DIRECTORIES
Scholars Press Membership Directories
The Information Technology Department of Scholars Press is pleased to
announce the availability of the combined membership directories for the
American Academy of Religion, the American Philological Association, the
American Schools of Oriental Research, the American Society of
Papyrologists, and the Society of Biblical Literature on TELA, at
http://scholar.cc.emory.edu. Customized interfaces for these sponsors of
Scholars Press are available on their respective homepages. It is hoped
that making such membership directories available online will reduce
discussion list traffic requesting email or other contact information and
promote contact between scholars in these fields. Mailto links are
provided for all members with email addresses in the membership databases
to facilitate email communication.
Comments or questions concerning this database can be directed to Dr. James
Adair, Managing Editor, TELA, jadair@emory.edu, or to the undersigned. Your
patronage of the TELA site and suggestions for new resources or services
are always appreciated.
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A LIST OF DIRECTORIES (WITH ACTIVE LINKS TO THEM) CAN BE FOUND AT THE WWW
SITE OF THE DEPARTMENT OF ANCIENT HISTORY AND CLASSICS, TRENT UNIVERSITY,
URL: http://www.trentu.ca/classics/resources.html#dir
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RECENT BOOK LENGTH PUBLICATIONS BY MEMBERS OF THE CAC/SCEC:
Paul Murgatroyd: Elegies II / Tibullus; edited with introduction and
commentary by Paul Murgatroyd. Oxford: Clarendon Press; New York: Oxford
University Press, 1994. xix, 305 p. GBP 37.50
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E-MAIL ADDRESSES OF CANADIAN UNIVERSITY TEACHERS--NEW, CORRECTED, ETC.:
CARLETON UNIVERSITY:
Jeffreys, Roland L. rjeffrey@ccs.carleton.ca
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VISIT THE WWW HOME PAGE OF THE CLASSICAL ASSOCIATION OF CANADA/SOCIETE
CANADIENNE DES ETUDES CLASSIQUES:
http://137.122.12.15/Docs/Societies/ClassAC/Classic.Assoc.html
(Constitution / Back issues of *CCB/BCEA* / Directory on-line / etc.)
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