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Skidmore College is a private, independent, liberal arts college in the United States with an enrollment of approximately 2,500 students. The college is located in the small historic city of Saratoga Springs, New York, United States.
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I have chosen not to include as an example the third person English personal pronoun “one.”
I see no pedagogical point in dealing with it.
I just hope some pretentious moron in Section 1 doesn’t try to point this out as an “error” on my part.
I have chosen not to include as an example the third person English personal pronoun “one.” I see no pedagogical point in dealing with it. I just hope some pretentious moron in Section 1 doesn’t try to point this out as an “error” on my part. |
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Dramatis Personae
The Athenians:
*Theramenes, a shifty politician
Pisander, an oligarch
Antiphon, a sophist and oligarch
Phrynichus, a reluctant oligarch
*Thrasybulus, a democrat
*Socrates, a philosopher
*Alcibiades, a problem
The Spartans:
Agis, a cuckolded king
The Persians
Tissaphernes, satrap of Lydia (Sardis)
Pharnabazus, satrap of the Hellespont (Dascylium)
Dramatis Personae The Athenians: *Theramenes, a shifty politician Pisander, an oligarch Antiphon, a sophist and oligarch Phrynichus, a reluctant oligarch *Thrasybulus, a democrat *Socrates, a philosopher *Alcibiades, a problem The Spartans: Agis, a cuckolded king The Persians Tissaphernes, satrap of Lydia (Sardis) Pharnabazus, satrap of the Hellespont (Dascylium) |
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Chronology
Chronologyfinal disaster in Sicily; Agis invades Attica and fortifies Decelea 10 probouloi appointed many Athenian allies revolt beginning of Persian-Spartan collaboration; Alcibiades flees to Tissaphernes more Athenian allies revolt; oligarchic coup and resulting struggles full democracy restored Athens wins Battle of Cyzicus, rejects Spartan peace offer 409-408 Athenian naval operations in NE Aegean generally successful Alcibiades returns to Athens; Cyrus arrives at Sardis Lysander becomes Spartan naval commander 406 Alcibiades defeated by Lysander at Battle of Notium, exiled Conon defeated and blockaded at Lesbos; Battle of Arginusai; trial of the generals Athenian disaster at Battle of Aegospotami 404 Athens surrenders; end of the Peloponnesian War |
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Questioning and Understanding the World: Can we know our world? Liberal Studies 1: Human Dilemmas
Fall 2004
Professor Michael Steven Marx
Questioning and Understanding the World: Can we know our world? Liberal Studies 1: Human Dilemmas Fall 2004 Professor Michael Steven Marx20 and 21 September 2004 Opening Music: The Real Me by the Who Closing Music: Love (1 Corinth 13) by Joni Mitchell Readings: Herskovits, Frye |
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Tiffany & Co. BU107 Kirsten Hardigg ‘97
Tiffany & Co. BU107 Kirsten Hardigg ‘97 |
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MB107 Executive Presentation
MB107 Executive PresentationSureType Technology SurePress touch screen (NasdaqGS: RIMM) |
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MB107 Executive Presentation Kellogg’s (K)
MB107 Executive Presentation Kellogg’s (K) |
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Health at Skidmore Jennifer Burden, ScD, CHES
Director of Health Promotion
jburden@skidmore.edu
580-5684
Health at Skidmore Jennifer Burden, ScD, CHES Director of Health Promotion jburden@skidmore.edu 580-5684 |
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Skidmore College Faculty Meeting
October 2005
Skidmore College Faculty Meeting October 2005 |
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Orpheus
Orpheus |
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Age of Augustus
Roman Culture in the Age of the Republic, 753-31 BCE
Age of Augustus Roman Culture in the Age of the Republic, 753-31 BCE |
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The Hellenistic Age: Athens to Alexander to Cleopatra
The Hellenistic Age: Athens to Alexander to Cleopatra… with thanks to Prof. Murray for some of the slides … |
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Athenian tyrannicides Harmodius and Aristogeiton Roman copy of a 477 BCE (lost) original, itself a copy of the 514 BCE original
The age of tyrants
τύραννοι (turannoi)
Athenian tyrannicides Harmodius and Aristogeiton Roman copy of a 477 BCE (lost) original, itself a copy of the 514 BCE original The age of tyrants τύραννοι (turannoi) |
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