Santorini “Molten rock is pooling beneath Greece’s Santorini volcano, the site of one of the largest eruptions in the past 10,000 years. That eruption, which took place about 3,600 years ago, wiped out the Minoan civilization of the Greek islands and may have spawned the legend of the […]
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An Encounter with Humility by Ben Weise
During the semester break from my graduate studies, I decided to backpack to Greece via Italy in search of the rock ledge on which, according to a photograph, my mother − a few years before I made her acquaintance − had stood beneath the Acropolis […]
