May 13, 2012

  • Separated at Birth?

    Fun item from Totally Looks Like: … and I can’t remember if I’ve mentioned this one before, so: Mark Zuckerberg Totally Looks Like Emperor Constantine … I’ve got two or three of these of my own … I’ll get them up later this week.

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  • This one’s been lurking in my email box for a while … tip o’ the pileus to Dr Stephen Glass (emeritus, Pitzer College) who sent this along fom The Princeton Review: Guide to College Majors: 2004 “A classics major offers the opportunity to explore the beliefs and achievements of antiquity, and to learn just how…

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  • April CSA Newsletter

    “The CSA Newsletter provides up-to-date information on the use of computers and digital technologies in the practice of archaeology and architectural history.” CSA Newsletter: April 2012 Here’s the TOC: Changing Web Standards and Long-Term Web Access Can we really use the web for important text? — Harrison Eiteljorg, II Website Review: Glassway, Glass from the…

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  • Nestor is an international bibliography of Aegean studies, Homeric society, Indo-European linguistics, and related fields.” Their monthly bibliography is quite the useful tool: Nestor: April 2012

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  • I’m sure plenty of readers of rogueclassicism saw/heard the comments of a US EPA official in the past week or so … if not, here’s the incipit of some typical coverage: A top EPA official has apologized for comparing his agency’s enforcement strategy to Roman crucifixion — as Republican Sen. James Inhofe launched an investigation…

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