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Anthony
email: abulloch@berkeley.edu
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Anthony
Bulloch is Professor of Classics in the Classics Dept. at UC Berkeley and Assistant Dean in the College of Letters and Science (Office of Undergraduate Advising). He was born and brought up in London, England. He studied
Classics at the university of Cambridge, England (B.A., M.A.,
Ph.D.) and was a student also at the British School at Rome and
the University of Freiburg im Breisgau, Germany. He taught in
the Faculty of Classics, Cambridge, where he was also Fellow and
Dean of King's College, before coming to UC Berkeley. Publications
include work in the fields of Greek Poetry, language, metrics,
religion and myth. He is currently working on two books, one on ancient
Greek Cults and Festivals and one on Greek Mythology (to be published by Thames and Hudson).
Elias Avinger - Classics
email: elias@berkeley.edu
Elias received a BA in Liberal Arts from The Evergreen State College. Then, after traveling about for a bit and working various odd jobs, he decided to start learning Greek during his lunch breaks, so he enrolled as a post-Bac. student at the University of Washington. A few years later, he found himself in the Classics department at Berkeley, where he earned his MA and should be earning his PhD any minute now. He gets excited about all manner of philosophical literature, or literary philosophy, and is currently exploring the ethics of rhetorical competition in 5th and 4th century Greece.
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Hannah Rivera - Classics
email: hrivera@berkeley.edu
Hannah Rivera is a third year PhD student in Classics at Berkeley. She received her BA in Greek and Latin Literature at UC Santa Cruz, home of the fighting Banana Slugs. Hannah spent the summer after her graduation hiking around Greece with the American School of Classics at Athens where she delivered papers on Greek theater architecture and Euripides’ satyr plays. Her primary field of interest is Archaic Greek poetry with special emphases on Homer and Pindar’s victory odes.
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