Crimes and Punishments:

Graduate Colloquium

Presenters & Papers

Congratulations to our 2008 presenters!

Calyx krater, Aegisthus painter, ~480-470BCE, Getty Museum

 Adrienne Kaiulani Aranita   "The Divine Mechanics of Dismemberment in Metamorphoses 3."    The Graduate Center, City University of New York.  

  Taylor Coughlan      "The Voice Which Is Not One: Narrative, Intertext, and Gender in Metamorphoses 4.27-415."     University of Wisconisn - Madison  

  Bryan Hudak             "Lycurgas and Lysander on the Corruption of Oracles."      University of Pennsylvania 

  Kyle P. Johnson     "Citizen-Soldier Violence and Military Tribunals: A Critique of Administration and Militarization in Juvenal Satire 16."   NY University 

  Patrick Lake             "Crime & Punishment in the Development of Catullus' 'Negative' Poetic Program (Carmina 14, 22, 36, and 95)."    Fordham University 

  Paul Moran               "Storms and Salvation: Natural Phenomena in Thucydides' Plataea Narrative."     University of Virginia

  Elizabeth Robinson      "Capital Punishment in the Capitol: Archaeological Evidence of the Death Penalty in Early Rome."     UNC-Chapel Hill

  Thomas P. Schmidt     "The Curse of Law: Form and Authority in Greek Legal Inscription."     University of Cambridge, UK

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