XXVIIIth Latin Day

November 5, 2009

This year’s speakers:

Salvador Bartera (Ph.D., Virginia), Lecturer in Classics: “The Lost World of Pompeii”
Tom Burman (Ph.D., Toronto), Professor and Head of History: "Learning and Loafing in Medieval Latin: Life in a Medieval University"
Chris Craig (Ph.D., North Carolina), Professor of Classics: “Cicero's Political Rhetoric: When is a Drunken, Bankrupt Traitor Really a Good Guy?"
Maura Lafferty (Ph.D., Toronto), Associate Professor of Classics: “Where Did Your Vergil Text Come From?"
Robert Sklenar (Ph.D., Michigan), Associate Professor of Classics: “Neronian Literature and the Decadent Tradition"
Elizabeth Sutherland (Ph.D., Berkeley), Associate Professor and Associate Head of Classics: “Neglected Voices: Finding Women and the Working Class in Tomb Inscriptions."
David Tandy (Ph.D., Yale), Professor and Head of Classics: “Yet More Adventures in Greek Mythology"