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How to be happy? How can Classics contribute to your powers of self-determination?
Anthropology Christine Morris 9/18/26 Anthropology Christine Morris 9/18/26

How to be happy? How can Classics contribute to your powers of self-determination?

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Ancient Pompeians and Modern University Students: On Graffiti, Bathrooms, and Online Forums
Latin Christine Morris 8/12/26 Latin Christine Morris 8/12/26

Ancient Pompeians and Modern University Students: On Graffiti, Bathrooms, and Online Forums

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Classics in a Modern Age: Lessons from the Ancient Past
History Christine Morris 8/12/26 History Christine Morris 8/12/26

Classics in a Modern Age: Lessons from the Ancient Past

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Sabrina Carpenter: A Female Catullus?
Reception Christine Morris 8/12/26 Reception Christine Morris 8/12/26

Sabrina Carpenter: A Female Catullus?

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Trinity Polymath James Henry Died 150 Years Ago Today on 14 July 1876
History Christine Morris 7/13/26 History Christine Morris 7/13/26

Trinity Polymath James Henry Died 150 Years Ago Today on 14 July 1876

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Gellius and his predecessor, Borges
Reception Christine Morris 7/1/26 Reception Christine Morris 7/1/26

Gellius and his predecessor, Borges

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Téacratas, Idil XI - Theocritus, Idyll 11
Irish translation Christine Morris 12/23/25 Irish translation Christine Morris 12/23/25

Téacratas, Idil XI - Theocritus, Idyll 11

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Writing poetry is like ploughing the field, and an installation
Latin Christine Morris 9/19/25 Latin Christine Morris 9/19/25

Writing poetry is like ploughing the field, and an installation

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Why do you think you have potential? On living in the shadow of Aristotle, crises, and the events that define you
Anthropology Christine Morris 6/19/25 Anthropology Christine Morris 6/19/25

Why do you think you have potential? On living in the shadow of Aristotle, crises, and the events that define you

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Preserving Purity: Atticism and the Power of Linguistic Norms in Antiquity
Greek Christine Morris 6/4/25 Greek Christine Morris 6/4/25

Preserving Purity: Atticism and the Power of Linguistic Norms in Antiquity

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In Memoriam: Michael Longley (1939-2025)
Reception Christine Morris 1/28/25 Reception Christine Morris 1/28/25

In Memoriam: Michael Longley (1939-2025)

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Ducks and Rabbits: on AI and the joyful possibilities of university
Anthropology Christine Morris 12/17/24 Anthropology Christine Morris 12/17/24

Ducks and Rabbits: on AI and the joyful possibilities of university

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Of ancient gods, modern demons … and the US election
Anthropology Christine Morris 11/12/24 Anthropology Christine Morris 11/12/24

Of ancient gods, modern demons … and the US election

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Fame and the Emperor’s Column: Reading the Illegible
Reception Christine Morris 11/12/24 Reception Christine Morris 11/12/24

Fame and the Emperor’s Column: Reading the Illegible

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‘De-namings’ and Erasures: Managing the Past in a Changing World
History Christine Morris 9/18/24 History Christine Morris 9/18/24

‘De-namings’ and Erasures: Managing the Past in a Changing World

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“It is of inestimable value, but that’s what we’re here for: to estimate the inestimable.” The price of the Etruscan past in ‘La chimera’.
Reception Christine Morris 8/25/24 Reception Christine Morris 8/25/24

“It is of inestimable value, but that’s what we’re here for: to estimate the inestimable.” The price of the Etruscan past in ‘La chimera’.

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Sailing to Sanctuaries on ‘The Wine-Dark Sea’
Archaeology Christine Morris 8/8/24 Archaeology Christine Morris 8/8/24

Sailing to Sanctuaries on ‘The Wine-Dark Sea’

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The Classics in your pocket
Anthropology Christine Morris 6/3/24 Anthropology Christine Morris 6/3/24

The Classics in your pocket

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Swimming to Byzantium
Community Christine Morris 12/19/23 Community Christine Morris 12/19/23

Swimming to Byzantium

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Working together on a Medieval wall: archaeology for wellbeing in Tuscany
Archaeology Christine Morris 12/19/23 Archaeology Christine Morris 12/19/23

Working together on a Medieval wall: archaeology for wellbeing in Tuscany

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