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SUMMARY:Vergilian Society Study trip in Campania – Harry Wilks Study Center Cuma May 2016
DESCRIPTION:This study trip is offered by the Vergilian Society of America with the objective that teachers not yet familiar to the Campania region and the Harry Wilks Study Center get a good chance to discover the possibilities of this special area. Therefor the Society is willing to pay all costs for full board in double rooms\, transport by coach for excursions and entrance to all sites mentioned in the program below. A unique opportunity\, especially for teachers starting their careers. \nProgram\nSunday May 1\nParticipants travel to Naples. Arrival in the afternoon\, welcome to the Villa Vergiliana\, our Study Center. Welcome diner\, discovering the grounds around our Italian home. \nMonday May 2\nVisit to Paestum\, a Greek Colony. We visit the beautiful temples and the museum. Diner at the Villa. After coffee / tea a short introduction on two workshops planned for tomorrow: Create your own “Grand Tour Portrait”\, create a series of stills around the theme “Dying in Herculaneum”. \nTuesday May 3\nVisit to the Solfatara-volcano\, Herculaneum and the beautiful Villa of Poppaea at Oplontis. If weather permits we climb the Vesuvius. After diner we will try to paint our own fresco with authentic Roman techniques and pigments. \nWednesday May 4\nVisit to the National Archeological Museum of Napels\, the akropolis of Cuma\, the amphitheatrum Flavium in Pozzuoli and the Piscina Mirabilis in Bacoli. Our final diner at the Villa. \nThursday May 5\nParticipants will travel home. \nPractical information:\nNumber of participants is limited to 20. If you want to join this study trip\, please respond quickly. Even then it may be wise to postpone the booking of your ticket to Naples; please wait for our message that the study trip will definitely be organized. We expect to have enough participants mid December 2016. We will inform you by then. \nStudy leaders will be Léon Herrman and Merel Somhorst. Scheduling our program we expected most teachers to be familiar with the site of Pompey. If we might be mistaken in that\, and if you really want to to visit Pompey\, please send a message to us. We can of course think about an arrangement for this. A month before the study trip all participants get a full program and all specific information for the trip. \nParticipants pay for their own ticket to Naples and expenses for travelling from the airport to the villa (about 20 miles). Prolongation of your stay for private study purposes at the villa is possible at the normal rate\, departure Saturday May 7 at the latest. \nFor all questions\, more information or just for your participation please communicate directly with the studyleaders involved by email leonherrman@kpnmail.nl. \nWith very kind regards\, on behalf of Antimina Sgariglia and Richard Thomas\nLéon Herrman
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LOCATION:Harry Wilks Study Center at the Villa Vergiliana\, Via Cuma 320\, 80070 Bacoli (NA)\, Italy
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SUMMARY:Classics Courses at the Institute of Continuing Education\, Cambridge
DESCRIPTION:  \nReading Classical Greek: Advanced (verse) (13-15 May): http://www.ice.cam.ac.uk/component/courses/?view=course&cid=18082 \nReading Classical Greek: Advanced (prose) (13-15 May): http://www.ice.cam.ac.uk/component/courses/?view=course&cid=18092 \nReading Classical Greek: Intermediate (13-15 May): http://www.ice.cam.ac.uk/component/courses/?view=course&cid=18102 \nReading Classical Greek: Continuing Beginners (Students who began in September 2014 – Group D) (13-15 May): http://www.ice.cam.ac.uk/component/courses/?view=course&cid=18112 \nReading Classical Greek: Continuing Beginners (Students who began in September 2015 – Group E) (13-15 May): http://www.ice.cam.ac.uk/component/courses/?view=course&cid=18122
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LOCATION:Institute of Continuing Education\, Madingley Hall\, Cambridge\, CB23 8AQ\, United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:Ancient Rome in Silent Cinema
DESCRIPTION:Ancient Rome in Silent Cinema\nFree event \nTuesday 24 May\n18:00-19:00 | IAS Seminar Room 11 \nProfessor Maria Wyke \nHollywood has released a number of big-budget films set in antiquity\, yet cinema has been fascinated with the ancient world and with Roman history in particular ever since it emerged as a new technology more than 100 years ago. Within a few months of the first public shows of moving images held in 1896\, Nero was brought onto the screen trying out poisons on his slaves. The persistent presence of ancient Rome in early cinema raises important questions. Why did so modern a medium as cinema have so strong an interest in classical antiquity right from its start? What did ancient Rome do for cinema? And what did cinema do for ancient Rome? \nFind out more and book your place. \nthe link is = http://www.ucl.ac.uk/festival-of-culture/events/ancient-rome-in-silent-cinema
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SUMMARY:From Rome to Panem: epic\, satire and the city
DESCRIPTION:Classics and English day – Year 11/12 Students: University of Oxford Thursday 26 May 2016 \nThe Faculty of Classics\, together with Oriel College and Regent’s Park College\, are proud to offer UK Year 11 and Year 12 students an introduction to studying Classics and English at university. The day will include a taster seminar\, lunch in the main dining hall\, two college tours with current students\, and in-depth information on the Oxford admissions process. The day is entirely free of charge. \nCities rise and fall; they are the highest expression of a civilisation’s cultural achievements and they plumb the depths of corruption and degradation. Aeneas flees from the burning city of Troy to fulfil his destiny to found Rome but that can only be achieved through the deaths of young men and women and the destruction of individual hopes. Satan builds the city of Pandaemonium to destroy humanity but gazes with hate-filled longing on the salvation represented by the heavenly city. Disaffected satirists despise and exploit the hunger of citizens for bread and circuses from ancient Rome to the Capitol of Panem. They hate the corruption they see but know that they are part of it. Beauty and power\, corruption and filth are equally exciting.  This taster day will give you the opportunity to explore literature ancient and modern\, familiar and unfamiliar and decide whether winning the glittering prize of the city is ever worth the sacrifices required. \nPROVISIONAL PROGRAMME \nOriel College (OX1 4EW): \n10.00 — Arrival at Oriel College \n10.30 – 11.15 Classics and English Admissions talk\, with Dr Kathryn Murphy and Mai Musié \n11.30 – 12.00 Tour of Oriel with current undergraduates \nRegent’s Park College (OX1 2LB): \n12.15 – 13.15 Lunch (provided free of charge) \n13.30 – 14.30 Academic seminars: ‘From Rome to Panem: satire\, epic and the city’ led by Dr Peta Fowler\, Dr Lynne Robson\, Dr Llewelyn Morgan \n14.30 – 15.00 Tea break \n15.00 – 15.30 The Archive of Performance of Greek and Roman Drama at Oxford\, Professor Fiona Macintosh \n15.30 — 16.00 Feedback/evaluation and departure \nFOR BOOKING: http://www.oriel.ox.ac.uk/content/classics-and-english-day
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