Showing posts with label CANE. Show all posts
Showing posts with label CANE. Show all posts
Monday, June 06, 2011
May CANENS Newsletter
The latest issue of CANENS, the Classical Association of New England's newsletter, is now available for download. There are some great articles in this one, notably a feature by Brian McCarthy about his adventure running a marathon in Athens. You can also read about a JCL team that hosted a trivia contest as a very successful fundraiser!
Saturday, November 14, 2009
Classical Association of New England Newsletter: CANEns
Visit the Classical Association of New England's website to download the most recent issue of their newsletter, CANEns! Just click on the 'canens' button!
Monday, September 08, 2008
The Classical Association of New England Emporium
The Classical Association of New England Emporium is now making maps, posters, t-shirts, mugs, tiles, bags, magnets, buttons, and a variety of other merchandise available on the brand new CANE Emporium CafePress Store.
The CANE Emporium Cafepress Store features many of the classic designs people have enjoyed in the past and some new ones, including assorted posters of Classical maps in many sizes, Aeneid-related designs, a raeda with a warning about a fossa, gladiators with a quote from Peter Alphonsus, and many more. New designs will continue to be added.
The CANE Emporium Cafepress Store features many of the classic designs people have enjoyed in the past and some new ones, including assorted posters of Classical maps in many sizes, Aeneid-related designs, a raeda with a warning about a fossa, gladiators with a quote from Peter Alphonsus, and many more. New designs will continue to be added.
Thursday, March 01, 2007
Rules for Reading Latin
When you read Latin, do you first look for the verb, then try to find the subject, and then try to piece together the rest of the sentence? This method works well enough when you're still reading Latin from a textbook. However, once you start reading real Latin, you'll find that it is a slow and laborious process.
Several years ago, Dexter Hoyos, a professor of Latin at the University of Sydney introduced his Rules for Reading Latin Prose. Ginny Lindzey has designed a wonderful poster where you can download these rules for easy reference. You can find this poster as well as many other printable classroom materials on the Downloadable Materials page the National Committee to Promote Greek and Latin website. You'll understand these rules even better if you get Professor Hoyos' manual, which available from CANE Instructional Materials for less than $10!
Several years ago, Dexter Hoyos, a professor of Latin at the University of Sydney introduced his Rules for Reading Latin Prose. Ginny Lindzey has designed a wonderful poster where you can download these rules for easy reference. You can find this poster as well as many other printable classroom materials on the Downloadable Materials page the National Committee to Promote Greek and Latin website. You'll understand these rules even better if you get Professor Hoyos' manual, which available from CANE Instructional Materials for less than $10!
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