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Jerry Schumacher
December 15, 2017
I always enjoyed working with Dr. Pearce. He was friendly and encouraging and I learned so much from him. Two things that come to mind are: "dignitatum" for a Latin quote on the title page of eighteenth and nineteenth century books, intended to lend credence and import, sometimes almost arbitrarily, and then "sortes"... He told me that on 9/11 students wanted to do a sortes, a random flip of the page on a Latin or Greek text to see what tangential meaning it may have... they opened Vergil's Aeniad and happened to flip to a line about Dido ending a building campaign that read, "And the towers rose no more..." I never forgot those two interesting factoids taught in a casual conversation on one day... Then I remember him taking buses to get to Holy Cross one evening to lecture on "The Epic Of Gilgamesh". Such a learned man...GFS
Patrick Davis
December 13, 2017
When 'Omer smote 'is bloomin' lyre,
He'd 'eard men sing by land an' sea;
An' what he thought 'e might require,
'E went an' tookthe same as me!
Linnet Adams
December 12, 2017
I'm really going to miss your witty wisecracks and stories about your family. You were a really sweet man and a great teacher. Thank you for lending an ear when students needed to vent about frustrations or tribulations occurring in their lives. Thanks for asking other students to look out for each other when they were in danger of failing their classes. Thanks for being there and simply being you. I can't bring myself to say it, but I guess this is a reluctant farewell, Prof.
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