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 * RESURGENCE OF GREEK MYTHOLOGY THROUGH LITERATURE
   
   Andy Baeck
   
   The world of literature has recently emerged as a tool for ancient myths and
   legends to find new life, captivating readers and allowing them to connect in
   a more modern way. In recent years, the series, Percy Jackson has stood out
   among other books as a main contributor to mythological resurgence, selling
   over 180 million copies. Created by author Rick Riordan, the Percy Jackson
   series has played a pivotal role in revitalizing Greek mythology in
   literature, captivating a new generation of readers and bringing popularity
   to Greek Mythology for young readers.
   
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 * CATALLUS PROJECT
   
   Derek Days
   
   As I wrote my translation of Catullus 101, two things were on my mind: formal
   equivalence and dynamic equivalence. Formal equivalence is a word by word
   literal translation from one language to another, as demonstrated by my
   literal translation in poem (1) and Anne Carson’s poem (2). On the other
   hand, dynamic equivalence refers to a conservation of the original intent of
   the source by whatever means necessary, seen in Aubrey Beardsley’s rendition
   (3) and my dynamic translation in poem (4).
   
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 * SHIVER ME TIMBERS: PIRACY IN THE ANCIENT WORLD
   
   Jonas Wilderman
   
   Nearly two thousand years before Black Beard, Captain Kidd, and Calico Jack
   sailed the high seas, bands of pirates dominated the known world, striking
   fear into the heart of Rome. In the second century BCE, the Seleucid dynasty
   began to fall, weakening its powerful navy. This power vacuum allowed a group
   of pirates from Cilicia, a region in modern-day Türkiye, to rampage through
   the Mediterranean Sea.
   
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 * THE OLYMPICS
   
   Justin Lee
   
   Many of us are familiar with the modern Olympic Games, which are celebrated
   every 4 years, and how they originated in Ancient Greece. The Olympic Games
   of Ancient Greece are celebrated for their influence on the modern sporting
   landscape. However, beyond the Olympics, many other sports thrived in the
   ancient Greek world, each contributing to their ideals of physical prowess
   and cultural significance.
   
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 * CENA TRIMALCHIONIS
   
   Riya Saha
   
   In Cena Trimalchionis, Trimalchio is an ostentatious showman who likes to
   display his wealth through extravagant dinner parties and a man who craves
   attention. Cena Trimalchionis, a story part of the Latin Satyricon, was
   written in the first century A.D. by Gaius Petronius. The story is centered
   around a dinner party hosted by Trimalchio, a haughty, affluent freedman, and
   narrated by Encolpius, a former gladiator.
   
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