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A new translation of "The Iliad" has appeared, by Emily Wilson, who teaches at the University of Pennsylvania. (Wilson’s translation of "The Odyssey" appeared in 2018).

“Gentlemen, I am here to teach you the Romantic and Victorian poets. I am not interested in your personal problems.”

In commercial filmmaking, entertainment comes first and “educational” is poison. However, an entertaining film can still be informative and, well, teach us a lot. Unfortunately, Ridley Scott’s "Napoleon" is part

When on Oct. 24, 1894, Willard Chapel opened to the public, its main attraction was the mosaic panel on the south wall, which carries the Willard sisters’ dedication of the

Reading aloud may be an overlooked resource in teaching foreign languages.

What is it about Advanced Placement that bothers me? AP is good, isn’t it? It means placement in a sophomore rather than freshman course in college — except when it

Full disclosure: I have never set foot in the state of Rhode Island. However, the University of Rhode Island seems like a different kind of place and may have something

Note: This is the third of three articles on retired educator and Tully resident Curtis Czarniak’s book "Bringing Henry Home."

Note: This is the second of three articles on retired educator and Tully resident Curtis Czarniak’s book "Bringing Henry Home."

Curtis Czarniak, a retired educator and resident of Tully, has published a book, "Bringing Henry Home" (Outskirts Press), which describes a plan to solve “a decades old, wicked problem in