If you are interested in the Classic Learning Test’s CLT10, the deadline for registering for the Sept. 18 test date is Sept. 14. The CLT10 is a preparatory exam available to 9th and 10th grades and offers scholarship opportunities through the National Association of Scholars. The Classical Latin School Association Read more…
If you’ve ever read C. S. Lewis’ That Hideous Strength, you will have an inkling (pun intended) of the philosophy that tends to dominate many of our cultural institutions. His “N.I.C.E.” (the evil “National Institute for Coordinated Experiments”) was a perfect portrayal of the technocratic mindset that has taken over Read more…
Archeologists excavating a part of the ancient city of Olympia in southern Greece have unearthed what they believe to be a 3rd-century tablet containing twelve lines from Homer’s Odyssey. One of the reasons the find is so significant has to do with a fact that many people don’t know; namely, that Read more…
From the new issue of The Classical Teacher: The most basic question we can ask about anything is “What is it?” Young children explicitly ask this question all the time. But even adults do it, although they may not do it explicitly, or even think about doing it at all. Read more…