The ides of march

Beware #TheIdesofMarch. Unless it’s the #film of the same title. Well acted and directed by the great #GeorgeClooney, starring fellow #Oscar nominees #PaulGiammati, our brother in Langley #JeffreyWright, and the late, great #PhillipSeymourHoffman. If you’re #JuliusCaesar, I’d call in sick today. #academyawards #oscars #romanempire #caesar

On March 15th, 44 BC the history of Rome changed forever with the assassination of Julius Caesar. But what are the Ides of March, and what exactly happened on that fateful day?

March 15th is known as "The Ides of March," which marks the day that Julius Caesar was assassinated in 44 B.C. It's not an official holiday, but many history and literature enthusiasts celebrate it every year. You can throw your own Ides...

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Perfecting the art of the sleeve roll.

At certain point in History, or Prehistory, man started to think deeply and made decisions on his own. Civilization was born gradually and rules, the way lawyers loved it, were set for individuals as our ancestors and their clans and tribes. But, as far as we were concerned, we have failed completely in learning from past mistakes and all those erratum humanus cast a spell in our society. The worst thing is that we know(this very minute) that we are making the same mistakes, but, we think…

Beware the Ides of March March 14th is often celebrated as "pi" day by my math colleagues, but March 15th is a day my fellow English and social studies teachers celebrate in honor of Julius Caesar. Do you do anything special in your classroom on this day? I am usually teaching Shakespeare's The Tragedy of Julius Caesar with my sophomores and try to time it so we are performing Act III in class on the ides of March. PROPS: My students love to dress the part, so I have several sheets that have…

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