The end is nigh! Week Seven has passed, and we are all crawling to the finish line, for better or worse.
VOTE NOW: We didn’t include Land Economy, just to make things a bit more interesting
Robyn Bellinger was impressed by Hippolytus, an ancient play with a fresh perspective
MYSTIC MALCOLM brings dubious news of the future. What will your fate be?
BEX SENTANCE rounds up some more of our most wonderfully weird academics.
LAURA GRAYLING goes to ancient Rome (i.e. Girton College, Cambridge) for an authentic Roman banquet courtesy of the university Classics’ society.
MARY BEARD: “Once naughty, always naughty!” HOLLY STEVENSON talks to Britain’s best known Classicist about Jamie’s Dream School, Kate and Wills’ wedding, and being ‘the thinking man’s Ann Widdecombe.’
This week, LOUISE RIPLEY-DUGGAN tries sleeping, working, and not going out. And, the results are amazing.
After the dubious success of Tab Chat-Up Lines, Mark I, five brave men tested a few more unconventional gems. Expressions of loathing, slaps and offers of prayers for their damaged souls ensued.
Mary Beard has slammed Simon Schama’s role as an advisor on the new history curriculum.
Can’t be arsed to read? DUNCAN STIBBARD HAWKES returns to tell you which Classics look best.
Maxim Hibbs
Lia Johansen-Villanueva
Juliet Armstrong
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Robyn Bellinger
Jack Benda
Eloise Davies
Laura Grayling
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