A Latin teacher suggests classroom techniques in making the study of Latin relevant for today's student. Shortened version of a paper read June 25, 1971 at the American Classical League Institute held at Western College for Women, Oxford, Ohio. (DS)

This is the 57th in the classical World" Survey Series. (DS)

Survey is the 55th in the Classical World" series on classical literature. (DS)

Also includes names and addresses of leading publishers of materials cited. (DS)

Third in a series of tongue-in-cheek articles on the use of Greek and Latin words for names of U.S. cities. (DS)

State-of-the-art" type survey covering: (1) publishing scene for Latin American materials; (2) Latin American Studies in primary and secondary schools, and in higher education in United States; (3) activities of U.S. organizations concerned with Latin American activities; (4) development of Latin American Studies abroad, with emphasis on Western…

Fourth and final part in a series of tongue-in-cheek articles on the use of Greek and Latin words for names of U. S. cities. (DS)

Second in a series of tongue-in-cheek articles on the use of Greek and Latin words for names of U.S. cities. (DS)

Describes a staff development project involving course work with linguistic and cultural material designed to prepare fourth-, fifth-, and sixth-grade classroom teachers and secondary school English teachers in the use of certain Latin curriculum materials with their classes. Evaluation of the project shows a positive effect on the verbal ability…

Dependency theory was part of the reaction against the thesis that proclaimed the benefits of economic integration into the capitalist world. The theory emphasizes the interplay between the internal structures of developing nations and international structures, and analyzes desirable national strategies and policies for structural changes. (CS)

Traces the different social, ethnic, and racial connotations of the word "mulatto" since the Spanish colonization of the Americas. Stresses the fact that in Spanish America, the word more often referred to individuals of Black and American Indian admixture than to those of Black and White (Spanish) admixture. (GC)