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Welcome to the Classical Association of the Empire State
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11/1/2008
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Welcome CAES members, Latin teachers, and friends of Latin!Nota Bene: If you are seeking a Latin teaching job, or have a vacancy to post, please visit our NYS Job Postings forum.
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| ULTIMA Certamen Tournament - March 20, 2010 |
12/15/2009 |
Mark your calendars! On March 20th, 2010, Calkins Road Middle School in Pittsford will be hosting the annual ULTIMA Certamen Tournament. All levels of secondary Latin are invited. Please check back later for more details. |
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| Stroll Through Pompeii Via Google Maps Streetview |
12/4/2009 |
Thanks to Google Maps, you can now stroll through viae of Pompeii via your web browser! Some of Streetview photos appear to be user generated, so you will certainly see your share of tourists. But hey, it's Pompeii in your classroom!
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| Institute 2009 Presenters |
10/27/2009 |
If you presented during the 2009 Fall Institute in Saratoga Springs, please consider posting a follow-up in our Fora. We would love to have you share documents and materials via the website as well. If you would like assistance in sharing something, please contact the webmaster for more information. Thank you! |
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| Visit Ancient Rome via Google Earth - Win a Laptop |
11/12/2008 |
Google Earth has added its first ancient city - Roma circa 320 AD. If you have never tried Google Earth, it's a free download which allows you to "fly" all over the planet, view the stars, and now time travel. Visit the links below for a quick demo and review. Please note that if you have an older PC or Mac you may have some trouble with the software. The system requirements are listed at the bottom of this post.
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| Latin Colloquia Videos Online |
5/26/2008 |
From Terence Tunberg:
Please add a link on your wonderful webpage (a great help to Latin!) to these new videos. More are coming on the same site. We believe these are good models, and much, MUCH better than anything we have put out previously, and we want to share them with all lovers of Latin. They record real latin conversations, which were completely impromptu. They show how latin can truly work as a real language. We will be very ... |
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