This was a very valuable experience, and honestly, one that I will brag about for a while. Reading and hearing these texts in their original language was so interesting, and I’m really glad it could be in a small class setting. I’ve always liked small class sizes, and this group was great to work with.… Continue reading Frank’s Final Reflection
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Linocut Print – Francis
For my final Ergon I wanted to tie in another one of my favorite classes this semester. Over the last two quarters I have taken printmaking: monotype and printmaking: relief. I enjoyed both, but I think that relief printmaking will stick as a hobby. I had an extra linocut pad left over after finishing my… Continue reading Linocut Print – Francis
A Study in Marble – Frank
After presenting my apodeixis, I was very interested in other ways to incorporate DnD into my classical studies. I first had the idea to play a greek d&d one shot last year, while brainstorming for Professor Farmer’s classical mythology class, but decided that it wouldn’t fit the prompt of the assignment. I was very excited… Continue reading A Study in Marble – Frank
Creative Adaptation – Francis
For this ergon, I decided to make a zine! I am in the zine club at Bryn Mawr, and during the meeting I was struck with inspiration to draw a (very) pared down version of our first Herodotus reading. I found this reading really funny, so I wanted to write from the perspective of Solon… Continue reading Creative Adaptation – Francis
