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SUMMARY:Antiquity Day
DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the traditional time of year for the Ludi Plebeii i
 n Rome by joining us for a day of competition\, presentations and perfor
 mances. Students have the option to win prizes through Latin\, Greek\, H
 istory and Art contests. Board games\, a scavenger hunt\, and opportunit
 ies to explore campus will be available throughout the day. Oral Latin W
 orkshops and Trebuchet Demonstrations to be added. Students: $25\, Educa
 tors: $20. Registration fee includes lunch at Haggar Cafe and a T-Shirt.
  Schedule: 8:30 a.m. Check-in Begins 9:00 a.m. Opening: On arma virumque
  with Dr. David Sweet\, Associate Professor of Classics 9:30 a.m. Creati
 ng America as the New Rome with Dr. Estelle Voisin\, Affiliate Assistant
  Professor of Art HistoryGreek and Latin Translation Contests 10:30 a.m.
  Illuminated Chants: Making Medieval Manuscripts with Mary Kaye Coons\, 
 University of Dallas ArchivistCulture Contests – Aeneid 11.532-594 Art C
 ompetition* and Roman History & Culture Exam 11:30 a.m. Lunch 12:00 p.m.
  Lost in Translation: Defining “polytropos” in the Proem to the Odyssey 
 with Dr. Branden Kosch\, Affiliate Assistant Professor of Classics Activ
 e Latin Workshop with Tyson Watson of Providence Christian School of Tex
 asGladiator Workshop with Jonathan Carr\, Victorian Fencing Society 1:00
  p.m. Cicero and Plato at the American Founding with Dr. Daniel Burns\, 
 Associate Professor of Politics\;Active Latin Workshop with Tyson Watson
  of Providence Christian School of TexasActive Latin for Educators with 
 Dr. Laura Eidt\, Affiliate Assistant Professor of ClassicsGladiator Work
 shop with Jonathan Carr\, Victorian Fencing Society 2:00 p.m. Performanc
 es by the University of Dallas Drama & Classics DepartmentsAntigone/dire
 cted by Isabel WilliamsThrasymachus in the Underworld/ students from Sec
 ond-Year Greek I 2:30 p.m. Conclusion: Remarks and Prizes *For the Art C
 ompetition: Contestants will have 45 minutes to draw an illustration of 
 the narrative from Aeneid 11.532-594. You may choose any moment in the s
 tory to highlight. No comic strips. Students should bring their own draw
 ing medium/materials. 9" x 12" paper will be provided. Email Dr. Teresa 
 Danze\, Chair of Classics\, at tdanze@udallas.edu for questions and deta
 ils.\n\nTickets: https://commerce.cashnet.com/CLAS\n\nhttps://findlocal.
 community/event/2107c9fe-03f9-43ca-933a-030b1d56ba87
LOCATION:University of Dallas\, Irving\, TX
URL:https://findlocal.community/event/2107c9fe-03f9-43ca-933a-030b1d56ba8
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