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| Some artist's idea of Homer. If you rubbed his nose, he told you a story. |
Prologue
Hello, and welcome to rambling long-form Post #1464! Great to be here. Onward.
Few of you know -- how could you? -- that Da-da was
Believe it or not, this curriculum mirrors what's happening today, but with less wigs and robes and more unprotected sex, and also shows you how long it took Da-da to get out of college; however, in terms of blood and cruelty, we seem to have exceeded our ancient counterparts, we just hide it better.
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| Misinterpretation of the Ancient Greek Chorus brought you: OPERA! If you're into that kinda thing. |
The Players
Ah, Classics and Humanities: they makes the average hominid's eyes turn to opaque glass. But wait! Bright shiny thing!
The Humanities are, "The Best-of the Human Race," if that's possible, which includes: Art, Literature, Philosophy, World Religion, History, Theater History, Archaeology, Languages, etc. Wait... Theater History? Yup. Waitforit.
The Classics explore the earliest complete writings from Ancient Greece and Rome, on through their re-discovery and interpretation from the Middle Ages to The Renaissance to doric fast food joints all over North Hollywood, encompassing a bunch of other epochs that are making your eyes glaze over again.
Best of all were, The NAKED MAGICIANS.

