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This is the homepage for the Maine Classical Association, which consists of Latin teachers, Classics professors, and Latin and Greek lovers from all over the great state of Maine. Along with being a static page, however, this is designed to be a dynamic portal for all in the Classics community to communicate, share ideas, and discuss interesting tidbits about what is going on in their own version of the Classics. To that end, we have set up a discussion forum and news items (see the menu bar on the left) to get and keep everyone connected. Membership in the MCA is not required to use this site (although it is highly encouraged - this site wouldn't run without the fervent dedication of its members), but it is always a nice thing to think about giving a little back to something that has given you so much.
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When you're visiting maineclassics.org, be sure to check out our almost daily updated news section for all of the latest information and amazing finds of the Classics and classical things. It's one of the many ways to keep up to date on how healthy the Classics environment in Maine and throughout the country is. |
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One of the new features of the maineclassics.org site is the potential to have discussion forums (fora). Please feel free to go to these forums to discuss anything you like about the Classics, or to post great ideas or questions about something or other. This is your Classics community - let's reach out and get to know your fellow Classicists! |
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