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Past events
Date	Event
Nov 1 7–9 pm	Professor Martin Winkler: "The Last Days of Pompeii: From Fact to Fiction and Film"http://gustavus.edu/calendar/16895
Oct 30 All day	Professor Martin Winkler: "The Last Days of Pompeii: From Fact to Fiction and Film"http://gustavus.edu/calendar/16943
Oct 26 All day	Professor Martin Winkler: "The Last Days of Pompeii: From Fact to Fiction and Film"http://gustavus.edu/calendar/16943
Oct 22 7–8 pm	Lecture by Professor Barbara Weiden Boyd- Classicshttp://gustavus.edu/calendar/16992
Oct 1 8–9 pm	Comedy Nighthttp://gustavus.edu/calendar/17065
All day	Professor Martin Winkler: "The Last Days of Pompeii: From Fact to Fiction and Film"http://gustavus.edu/calendar/16943
Apr 7 6:30–8 pm	Why Classics? and Honors Theses Eventhttp://gustavus.edu/calendar/16123
Mar 30 2:30–3:20 pm	Lecture by Susan O. Shapiro, Pasolini's Medea: An Ancient (and Modern) Tragedyhttp://gustavus.edu/calendar/16122
Feb 26 7–8 pm	Black Athena and Myths of African Diaspora Identity in Latin America and Brazilhttp://gustavus.edu/calendar/15920
Oct 30, 2008 7:30–8:30 pm	Latin as a Living Languagehttp://gustavus.edu/calendar/15151

A New Addition!

Congratulations to Stewart and Ellie Flory, who welcomed their baby daughter Alexandra into the world on Monday, Oct. 26th! All members of the Flory family are doing well, as you can see.

Did You Know?

Recent box office hits The Passion of Christ and The Da Vinci Code both featured extensive dialogue in Latin, as will Angels and Demons, due for release in 2008.

William Freiert

Will Freiert is Hanson-Peterson Professor of Liberal Studies and former Chair of the Classics Department…

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