November 2010

  • Interesting item at the History Undressed blog (now added to my blogroll, of course): Guest Author, Stephanie Dray – Bad Girls of the Ancient World: Expanded Edition.

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  • Over at PhDiva, Dorothy King has managed to convince some dead personnages to fill out the Proust Questionnaire, which was originally some sort of personality test/interview format, but is currently more commonly seen in the back pages of Vogue wherein celebs find yet another reason to talk about themselves. Over the past week, though, it…

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  • The Benefits of Classics

    A couple of interesting items on the benefits of Classics have meandered through my social networks and email this week. First, and most recent (within a few minutes) is an ‘open letter’ in the journal Genome Biology, in which a Science professor smacks down SUNY Albany’s prez for their recent cuts to, among other things,…

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  • Image via CrunchBase There are a couple of versions of the same article kicking around my mailbox and also being bounced around assorted sources on Twitter (including my own Exploratorraw autobot). The two I’ve come across so far are both ultimately via ANI and purport to be telling us new info in the search for…

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  • Sea-Goats at Sotheby’s

    Image via Wikipedia T’other evening on Twitter I was bemoaning the lack  of statuary in an upcoming auction at Sotheby’s … turns out I wasn’t looking at the right auction (that was a smaller auction of items from the Clarence Day collection) … whatever the case, the ‘bigger auction’ catalog is online and my eye…

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