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| − | + | '''Classics''' is the greatest subject in existence. It involves spending large amounts of time translating [[Greek]] and [[Latin]] texts from thousands of years ago. It also involves [[Steve Fineberg]] and [[Brenda Fineberg]], the most amazing professors anybody has ever known. Classics majors are generally [[nerds]], but very funny and clever [[nerds]]. | |
| − | [[ | + | Classics may refer to a several things: |
| + | * The [[Classics Department]], which teaches all Classics courses | ||
| + | * The three sets of Classics [[major]]s and [[minor]]s: | ||
| + | ** [[Greek and Roman Culture]] | ||
| + | ** [[Latin]] | ||
| + | ** [[Greek]] | ||
| + | * The [[Classics Club]] | ||
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| + | {{disambig}} | ||
Latest revision as of 00:57, 27 July 2007
Classics is the greatest subject in existence. It involves spending large amounts of time translating Greek and Latin texts from thousands of years ago. It also involves Steve Fineberg and Brenda Fineberg, the most amazing professors anybody has ever known. Classics majors are generally nerds, but very funny and clever nerds.
Classics may refer to a several things:
- The Classics Department, which teaches all Classics courses
- The three sets of Classics majors and minors:
- The Classics Club
