The Classics Society Mk II

I was wondering if someone could help me out with a translation? English to Latin. 'Everyone dies, not every lives'

So far I've been given this from a classics student.

'Moriuntur omnes, non omnes vivant'

My long essay (like preparation for a dissertation) is due in 5 weeks and I've read maybe a chapter. That is it for the whole thing. I am ****ed.

My long essay (like preparation for a dissertation) is due in 5 weeks and I've read maybe a chapter. That is it for the whole thing. I am ****ed.

5 weeks is ages, you'll be fiine.

..thats what i keep telling myself as I have something like 8,000 words left due in on the 3rd May. To be fair its taken me 8/9 weeks just to get my results...

My plan is to lock myself way over easter and do nothing else.

What's your topic?

My long essay (like preparation for a dissertation) is due in 5 weeks and I've read maybe a chapter. That is it for the whole thing. I am ****ed.

hey!!! don't despair!!!! A friend of mine told me she started READING for her Masters dissertation (here at Oxford) on the 5th of May and it was due on the first week of June (so she had about 4 weeks). She got a 73 or something!!!
Just focus on your work. Make peace with the fact that the next 4 weeks will be hell, go to tescos and equip yourself with redbull and coffee and start studying.

I have to do the reading too. The issue isn't getting it done, it's that I'm not in a great place right now and just something as simple as taking a shower or going food shopping is a massive issue and can lead to a panic attack...

yeah, she had the reading as well.
If you have personal issues, I suggest you talk them out with friends/family. I realise this sounds over-simplified (and it's not) but you need to focus on your thesis right now.

I have and they just try to convince me to not drop out, which isn't what I want. I don't care about this essay enough because I don't want to be at uni. I love ancient history but I hate uni right now. I don't want to be doing a degree, this is what it all comes down to.

So what do you want to do?

I have and they just try to convince me to not drop out, which isn't what I want. I don't care about this essay enough because I don't want to be at uni. I love ancient history but I hate uni right now. I don't want to be doing a degree, this is what it all comes down to.

Is there a reason why you want to restart? If there is, maybe you can?

So that I can focus on getting better rather than getting better, doing well at uni and not getting fired from work all at the same time. I'm seeing the student support office at some point next week so I'll see what they say.

It's a shame, because I actually really enjoyed my long essay to start with. Then I lost what notes I had made. A better filing system will be needed for my dissertation.

A guy I know had to repeat his first year cause he failed some modules. I'm not recommending you fail some modules but maybe it's not impossible to repeat the year. But are you sure that this is what you want? Are your grades bad or something?

It's closer to 4 now. Urgh. The status of freedmen in the roman world... I just don't care about uni right now.

If anyone feels like writing something on Augustan lot poetry or the Aeneid, I would be very happy.

Ah the Aeneid, brings back memories of my second year in college when we studied it. Alas my bookshelves are full of extremely large law textbooks so I have no room for Virgil or Homer in my life currently there is a Classics void. Instead I have Lords Bingham, Steyn and Hoffman to name but a few. Anyway on a cheerier note, hello honourable members of the Classics Society.