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Why Study Greek?
learn to think critically investigate the origins of philosophy perform great drama meet the people of the world's first democracy explore Greek mythology read Homer, Sophocles, Plato, and Luke in their own words.
If you need more reasons, check out a few of these links. Why Study Greek? from the National Committee for Latin and Greek A Brief History of the Greek Language, by Micheal Palmer, shows that Greek has been a living language for over three millenia How the Classics Affect Us Today: a fun look at how the language and culture of the Greeks lives on Why in Heaven's Name are you Studying Greek? a personal reflection by Lynn Sherr of ABC News Take a look at Greek Too! sponsored by the Texas Classical Association Home Page of the Committee for the Promotion of Greek lists places you can study Greek over the summer or travel abroad in Greece
Photo: Lysikrates Monument, Athens, 387 BCE, celebrating Lysikrates winning the dramatic competition at the City Dionysia that year. Photograph copyright © 2000 by John Gruber-Miller.
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