Links for 27 June

CANE Media Coordinator
June 27, 2013

You can follow all the exciting ACL happenings this week on Twitter via the #ACLLXVI hashtag.
An article from the Spectator which discusses the value of English to Latin translation.
Why the humanities are important in a STEM-focused word.
A New York Times piece on Archimedes and his inventions.

More from the CANE blog

Thursday Resources: Maps

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Links for the week of 28 July

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