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Classics at the U: Enduring and vital

“So what did ancient Rome smell like?” I ask, my attention completely captivated. Alexis Christensen, associate professor (lecturer) in World Languages and Cultures, laughs. “Probably not very good,” she cautions, launching into an explanation of how Roman cities were laid out, and what smells were likely to have been present according to textual and archaeological records—everything from […]

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