Classics PG Colloquium, 22 May 2007
Ah, my old blog… I should have done this weeks ago, but- what can I say?
The 2nd annual Classics PG Colloquium will be held from 10am tomorrow (22 May). You may have noticed already the posters that I furtively pinned to Humanities noticeboards in the dead of night. Basically, this is an opportunity for Postgraduate research students within the Classics Dept to showcase their work to peers and members of the Faculty. If you’re an undergraduate thinking about doing research in the Classics, or a postgrad from another Dept simply wanting to find out whether we’re more or less clever than you, I think you may find it interesting.
We will be meeting in H344. The programme looks a bit like this:
09:30 Welcome
10:00 ‘Maximian and the Old Age of the World’
Ian Fielding
10:45 ‘The role of the biblical Patriarchs in Philo of Alexandria’
Eva Mussio
11:30 Coffee
11:45 ‘Subjugation, appropriation, emulation? Or, how Egypt captured Rome’
Vanessa MacKenzie
12:30 Lunch
13:15 ‘Goatherds in Idylls’
Naoko Komiyama
14:00 ‘Modernist Visions of Piety: the Fate of Thoas in Gluck’s Iphigénie en Tauride’
Joe Platnauer
It’d be lovely to see you there.
21 May 2007 10:06
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Dang.
No invite.
21 May 2007, 10:25
Nonsense! You’re no less invitationed than anyone else!
Also: you pounce on my first entry in seven months within twenty minutes of publishing. How be this?
21 May 2007, 16:46
Because I’m unemployed and therefore lurk on the net all day. And I saw your entry in the most recent.
I forgot, I come to see you Sunday.
What do you reckon thingy would like for her birthday?
21 May 2007, 22:49
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