Page One University of Colorado Department of Classics Vol. The summer did not pass quietly for the faculty and students of the Classics Department. For most of July the old offices in the Education Building were a clutter of boxes, cartons and tape. On August 5 the moving vans rolled up and two weeks later the Department was open for business again in its new, temporary quarters on the ground floor of the Molecular, Cellular, and Developmental Biology Building.
Lab coats are the new look in Classics.
But our faculty and staff will be able to put their experience to good use in three years time when the Department moves to its permanent home. Plans are under way for the new Humanities Building on the northern side of the Norlin Quadrangle, just east of Woodbury. This is the first construction in over 50 years specifically designed for Humanities, a fitting home for the Classics Department. But the Classics Department is building on other fronts as well. In addition, the Department is involved in the formation The Flatirons and Old Main, adjacent to the site of the new Humanities Building for-mation of a new Center for the Humanities and the Arts.