Goucher College - Donnybrook Fair Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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Look back through the obscurity of time to the world of class1cal Greece and Rome, the world of Homer and Virgil Sophocles and Seneca, Pericles and Caesar. This is a world to which later ages found themselves deeply indebted for a remarkable body of immortal literature, timeless phi- losophies of government, and ideas about the nature of Man which still ring true today. How apparent and how many are the links between Ancient and Modern! This continuum of civilization will become perceptible through a study of Classics. h The Classics Department at Coucher offers a study of Craeco-Roman civilization, its history, languages, literature, and thought. The present, too, is encompassed by relating the disciplines of English, history, and philosophy to the culture of the past. The nine Classics majors will be prepared for graduate Work, for a career in teaching, museum work, or independent Writing, or for a study of archeology. Errare humanus est, hopes Marion Turnbull, Classics major. W 'A ? ,fr p M v, ' 'ML Q-N3 'Q G af- 'A ,ff- 21

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i' .aff ff Joseph L. Waldauer Genevieve Marechaux Ph.D., Columbia University Licence-es-lettres, Universite de Montpellier Cleophas W. Boudreau AM., University of Rochester Q I 51-1