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How the world sees Greece
Friday, December 20, 2013
A historical overview of the teaching of Greek
The teaching of Greek and other languages reached its peak in the late 1980s and early 1990s, a period characterised by unprecedented community intervention, supportive teachers and schools, and some favourable government policies and attitudes. Tens and ...
Ancient Greece and Mental Disorders
One may think that this is a job for a psychiatrist or a psychologist, but the professor said, “I have always been interested ... “There is always a temptation among historians of ancient medicine to do retrospective diagnoses and to say ...
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MPs to vote on property tax as PM unveils Greek presidency plans in Brussels
KathimeriniMPs to vote on property tax as PM unveils Greek presidency plans in BrusselsKathimeriniLeaders are due to rubber-stamp its details Friday and it will be up to the Greek presidency to bridge the differences between what has been agreed and the European Parliament, which also needs to approve the new framework but is known to hold ...Greece PM Expects 'Imminent' Recovery of Greek EconomyNASDAQall 6 news articles »
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Greece: filming starts on movie about Elgin Marbles
Greece: filming starts on movie about Elgin MarblesANSAmed(ANSAmed) - ATHENS - Shooting will start at the Acropolis in Athens on a film by two Greek-American directors, John and Teodore Vourches, about the fight for the restitution of the Elgin Marbles to Greece. The artifacts, which were removed and stolen ...and more »
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Greece and Turkey building closer trade, economic and tourism
Greece and Turkey, once rivalling countries across the Aegean Sea, have now been building much closer trade, economic and tourism, even developing new products that would be exported to 3rd nations The most common words in Turkish-Greek affairs like ...
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Ruins of Zakynthos are a Natural Phenomenon
It turns out that what scientists thought were the ruins of an ancient city in the gulf of Alykanas in Zakynthos, Greece, was in fact the result of a rare natural geological phenomenon that took place at least 5,000 years ago. A study was published on Wednesday conducted by Dr. Michael Stamatakis, archeologist Magdalene Athanasoula, […]
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Nationwide Farmers Rally Tomorrow in Athens
According to the farmers union, about 1,000 farmers from Crete are expected to depart tonight from the ports of Heraklion and Chania to Piraeus to participate in the nationwide farmers rally that will be held on Friday in Syntagma Square to protest the new single property tax. The Federation of Agricultural Associations of Heraklion has […]
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