Our friend and colleague, Joe Eska, is safe. As is now known, the shooter majored in English, Joe’s home department. I caught sight of Joe being interviewed on The News Hour with Jim Lehrer. Here’s a snippet of the podcasted version of Ray Suarez’s report [MP3]: Joe and a colleague are being interviewed about the shooter, and you can hear Joe’s voice briefly at the start, responding to the first question.
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Classics (Ancient Greek and Latin) and Indo-European Studies,
with special regard to linguistics and philology, and the diarist’s
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- Philo the Epic Poet
- Workshop on Linguistics and Poetics
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- APA: GLL 2008: Call for Papers
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- APA 2007 in San Diego
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blogs on antiquity
- ARLTBlog
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- Classics in Contemporary Culture
- Curculio
- A don’s life
- House of Hagen
- Laudator Temporis Acti
- OHCGL Addenda and Corrigenda
- rogueclassicism
- Thoughts on Antiquity
- Tradición Clásica
- Tria Corda
- William Blathers
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