Poets God and Philosophy I wouldn’t say that I have a lot of free time during the week, I have a white board above Constantine: Convert or Con-artist? By Amy Zahn When most people hear the name “Constantine,” all they think is the word “Christian.” And there’s good The Assyrian War By Cam Rea Northern Iraq, northeast Syria and southeastern Turkey, this was a region once known as Assyria. A nation The Quietest, Coolest, Most Pleasant Place in the World By Anya Leonard “We passed along the coastline of Epirus To port Chaonia, where we put in, Below Buthrotum on Thucydides and 2000 Years of Political Realism While I tend to enjoy my time reading obscure philosophy texts and various translations of Homeric epics, I simply can’t Magna Graecia - or Greater Greece by John Mancini The ebb and flow of empires, societies and cultures... these are the elements that make western culture Living Stress-Free And Stoically Feeling stressed? Well, take some comfort in knowing that you are not alone. Last year the American Psychological Association conducted Athenian Democracy By Ben Potter Athens, July 514 BC. Two of Athens' most disgruntled sons, Harmodius and Aristogeiton become forever known as Holding Out For A Hero: Classical Myths to Comic Books By Spencer Klavan Quick! Name this fictional character: the long-lost son of super-parents in the sky, fostered by an ordinary Flawless Beauty or the Beauty of Flaws By Anya Leonard “CRACK! Smash!” The sound of your favorite vase hitting the floor. You search around for the culprit « Previous 1 … 79 80 81 82 83 … 94 Next »
