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Language Coffeehouse: Friday, Feb 17 in the WPU Assembly Room 11:00-1:00. Our students can’t wait to teach you how to order drinks and snacks in 20 languages! And then you get to *actually order in the languages and try out treats from around the world!*😲☕️🥮🌍🌏🌎🔥❤️ #PittNow
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New at DCC: Lysias, "For the Disabled Man (Oration 24)" edited by Taylor Coughlin. Delivered at the turn the fourth century BCE, it is one of the few extant speeches intended to be delivered by a poor Athenian.
dcc.dickinson.edu/lysias-24/…
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Thrilled to see my commentary on Lysias 24 has gone live! I hope those of you who teach intermediate or advanced prose will think about adding it to your courses. Most of the project was completed while I was @PITTclassics and was funded by the @PittProvost
New at DCC: Lysias, "For the Disabled Man (Oration 24)" edited by Taylor Coughlin. Delivered at the turn the fourth century BCE, it is one of the few extant speeches intended to be delivered by a poor Athenian.
dcc.dickinson.edu/lysias-24/…
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Trans rights are human rights, and human rights are trans rights. Classics should have no room for transphobia (including TERF transphobia) and zero tolerance of harassment. The greater your megaphone, the greater your responsibility to use it safely & humanely. #ClassicsTwitter
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Today I am participating as an outside reader in the defense of the best undergraduate thesis I have ever encountered: "The Bankes Homer: A Window into Homeric Song." Y'all watch out for Thyra-Lilja Altunin! She is 🔥! @PITTclassics @MusicAtPitt
Congratulations to Music/Classics double major Thyra-Lilja Altunin on being awarded a Beinecke Scholarship to support her graduate education (and she's only third-year)!
pittwire.pitt.edu/accolades/…









