A classical education

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Are their benefits to a classical education?

Yes
16
84%
No
1
5%
Not another ***** poll
2
11%
 
Total votes: 19
Katharine
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midget wrote:
Great Plum wrote:I enjoyed Latin at school - I found it useful for other languages as well...
So did I, it was just that I was terrified of Miss Blench!
Weren't we all? !!!
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I am terrified of her and I've never even met her! :oops:
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Katharine wrote:
midget wrote:
Great Plum wrote:I enjoyed Latin at school - I found it useful for other languages as well...
So did I, it was just that I was terrified of Miss Blench!
Weren't we all? !!!
That was exactly what I was going to say. :lol:

Apparently if you did Classics for A Level she was a pussycat.
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