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In this thoughtful piece , a law school dean reflects on what recent events in athletics have to with living with integrity as a lawyer. The...

While one might expect a religious studies scholar to know something basic about religion, that is not always the case. Consider, for exampl...

This article is about a month old but tells an interesting story about what happened when Sherlock Hibbs tried to pass on what he learned t...

The new issue of the Bulletin of the American Schools of Oriental Research arrived today. It contains a review by Jacob Lauinger of the revi...

Another news story of far-flung contact from Greece has appeared. This time it is from Minoan times (slightly earlier than the Mycenaean ti...

The ad verecundiam fallacy is the appeal to authority. When an position is brought forth and the position is said to be correct simply becau...

This week archaeologists at the University of Cincinnati announced the discovery of a tholos tomb in Pylos, in Greece. Pylos is located in ...