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An LCA Upper School student teaches
about the Delphic oracle.
Dressing for success in "Athens of old..."
Building models of the solar system and decorating 'armor' with an Upper School camp counselor
Left: A citizen of ancient Athens (LCA history teacher Mrs. Cassady) pays wages to the 'jury' of campers who must decide a heated dispute between two women of Athens in the matter of a cow . . .
Right: the votes are counted...
Visitors to Athens learn its alphabet on their first day and love their'notebook time' each morning, a time to practice writing in its beautiful language.
The most awesome weapon of a Greek hoplite warrior
is a good battle yell . . .
The Spartans hope THIS Peloponnesian War turns out
like the last one . . .
The Athenians, led by their general Amanda Proietti,
are just as determined that it shall not.
Hoplites "at ease"
Every war needs a snack break.
The Run for the Laurels at our very own "Summer Olympics"
