Fall 2007 Schedule of Courses
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The following courses will be offered in the Fall:

• Classics 24: Myth and Legends of the Trojan War (Cross listed with WLIT 24)
• Classics 95A TAP: Realism and Idealism (Cross listed with PHIL 095D, POLS 095A)
• Classics 95B TAP: "He Said, She Said" 
• Classics 154:  Stories and Histories (Cross listed with WLIT 154, HST 195F)
• Classics 195: Ancient Law
• Classics 197: Readings and Research
• Classics 295: Advanced Special Topics
• Latin 1A: Elementary Latin
• Latin 1B: Elementary Latin
• Latin 51: Intermediate Latin
• Latin 101: Survey Latin Literature
• Latin 195: Intermediate Special Topics
• Latin 197: Readings & Research
• Latin 256: Satire
• Latin 295: Advanced Special Topics
• Greek 1: Elementary Greek
• Greek 51: Intermediate Greek
• Greek 111: Greek Prose Style
• Greek 195: Intermediate Special Topics
• Greek 197: Readings and Research
• Greek 201: Greek Orators
• Greek 295: Advanced Special Topics
• GKLT 381A:  Latin Seminar
• GKLT 381B:  Greek Seminar
• GKLT 391:  Master's Thesis Research

**NOTE:  All students who enroll in Latin 051, 052 and Latin 101 and 102 become eligible for consideration for the Kirby Flower Smith Latin Prize, which is awarded annually at the Classics Department Honors Day.  Those students who expressly wish not to be considered for this prize competition should notify the Department Chair in writing.

**NOTE:  All students who enroll in /both/ Greek and Latin language courses at the 100-level and above become eligible for consideration for the Frederick Arnold Vinton Prize, which is awarded annually at the College of Arts and Sciences' Honors Day. Those students who expressly wish not be be considered for this prize competition should notify the Department Chair in writing.