Collegia - Revision history

62.25.109.196 at 12:22, 10 August 2007

2007-08-10T12:22:51Z

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	===Grammatical difficulties with the word Collegium===		===Grammatical difficulties with the word Collegium===

	Being a [[Latin]] word, the plural of Collegium is '''Collegia'''. As Collegium is already a word for something that there is more than one of most people get confused. Some people use the word Collegium to designate a single class and others will use the words Collegiums and Collegias. You could argue about it until you're blue in the face, but it's easier not to.		Being a [[Latin]] word, the plural of Collegium is '''Collegia'''. As Collegium is already a word for something that there is more than one of most people get confused. Some people use the word Collegium to designate a single class and others will use the words Collegiums and Collegias. You could argue about it until you're [[woad\|blue in the face]], but it's easier not to.
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Cian at 23:22, 9 August 2007

2007-08-09T23:22:55Z

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	'''Collegium''' is the term for a set of classes on various [[Arts and Sciences]] topics. These tend to be run at major [[event]]s such as [[Rowany Festival]], but occasionally they are run on their own, for example [[Bunch of Classes]]. In some places, collegium events are called [[university\|universities]].		'''Collegium''' is the term used in the [[SCA]] for a set of classes on various [[Arts and Sciences]] topics. These tend to be run at major [[event]]s such as [[Rowany Festival]], but occasionally they are run on their own, for example [[Bunch of Classes]]. In some places, collegium events are called [[university\|universities]].

	===Grammatical difficulties with the word Collegium===		===Grammatical difficulties with the word Collegium===

	Being a [[Latin]] word, the plural of Collegium is Collegia. As Collegium is already a word for something that there is more than one of most people get confused. Some people use the word Collegium to designate a single class and others will use the words Collegiums and Collegias. You could argue about it until you're blue in the face, but it's easier not to.		Being a [[Latin]] word, the plural of Collegium is '''Collegia'''. As Collegium is already a word for something that there is more than one of most people get confused. Some people use the word Collegium to designate a single class and others will use the words Collegiums and Collegias. You could argue about it until you're blue in the face, but it's easier not to.
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Sabine: added universities

2006-10-26T22:51:02Z

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	'''Collegium''' is the term for a set of classes on various [[Arts and Sciences]] topics. These tend to be run at major [[event]]s such as [[Rowany Festival]], but occasionally they are run on their own, for example [[Bunch of Classes]].		'''Collegium''' is the term for a set of classes on various [[Arts and Sciences]] topics. These tend to be run at major [[event]]s such as [[Rowany Festival]], but occasionally they are run on their own, for example [[Bunch of Classes]]. In some places, collegium events are called [[university\|universities]].

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Tobin at 03:49, 9 October 2005

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 ===Grammatical difficulties with the word Collegium===
 Being a [[Latin]] word, the plural of Collegium is Collegia. As Collegium is already a word for something that there is more than one of most people get confused. Some people use the word Collegium to designate a single class and others will use the words Collegiums and Collegias. You could argue about it until you're blue in the face, but it's easier not to.
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217.70.68.138: /* Grammatical difficulties with the word Collegium */

2005-10-08T20:44:23Z

Grammatical difficulties with the word Collegium

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	Being a [[Latin]] word, the plural of Collegium is Collegia. As Collegium is already a word for something that there is more than one of most people get confused. Some people use the word Collegium to designate a single class and others will use the words Collegiums and Collegias. You could argue about it until you're blue in the face, but it's easier not to.		Being a [[Latin]] word, the plural of Collegium is Collegia. As Collegium is already a word for something that there is more than one of most people get confused. Some people use the word Collegium to designate a single class and others will use the words Collegiums and Collegias. You could argue about it until you're blue in the face, but it's easier not to.
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83.82.130.200 at 20:33, 8 October 2005

2005-10-08T20:33:41Z

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	Being a [[Latin]] word, the plural of Collegium is Collegia. As Collegium is already a word for something that there is more than one of most people get confused. Some people use the word Collegium to designate a single class and others will use the words Collegiums and Collegias. You could argue about it until you're blue in the face, but it's easier not to.		Being a [[Latin]] word, the plural of Collegium is Collegia. As Collegium is already a word for something that there is more than one of most people get confused. Some people use the word Collegium to designate a single class and others will use the words Collegiums and Collegias. You could argue about it until you're blue in the face, but it's easier not to.
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Cuca48: /* Grammatical difficulties with the word Collegium */

2005-10-08T19:38:20Z

Grammatical difficulties with the word Collegium

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	Being a [[Latin]] word, the plural of Collegium is Collegia. As Collegium is already a word for something that there is more than one of most people get confused. Some people use the word Collegium to designate a single class and others will use the words Collegiums and Collegias. You could argue about it until you're blue in the face, but it's easier not to.		Being a [[Latin]] word, the plural of Collegium is Collegia. As Collegium is already a word for something that there is more than one of most people get confused. Some people use the word Collegium to designate a single class and others will use the words Collegiums and Collegias. You could argue about it until you're blue in the face, but it's easier not to.
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Cuca48 at 19:24, 8 October 2005

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 ===Grammatical difficulties with the word Collegium===
 Being a [[Latin]] word, the plural of Collegium is Collegia. As Collegium is already a word for something that there is more than one of most people get confused. Some people use the word Collegium to designate a single class and others will use the words Collegiums and Collegias. You could argue about it until you're blue in the face, but it's easier not to.
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Cian: category:events

2004-08-04T00:22:48Z

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	Being a [[Latin]] word, the plural of Collegium is Collegia. As Collegium is already a word for something that there is more than one of most people get confused. Some people use the word Collegium to designate a single class and others will use the words Collegiums and Collegias. You could argue about it until you're blue in the face, but it's easier not to.		Being a [[Latin]] word, the plural of Collegium is Collegia. As Collegium is already a word for something that there is more than one of most people get confused. Some people use the word Collegium to designate a single class and others will use the words Collegiums and Collegias. You could argue about it until you're blue in the face, but it's easier not to.
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Conrad Leviston at 14:15, 20 October 2003

2003-10-20T14:15:00Z

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	'''~~Collegia~~''' is the term for a set of classes on various [[Arts and Sciences]] topics. These tend to be run at major [[event]]s such as [[Rowany Festival]], but occasionally they are run on their own, for example [[Bunch of Classes]].		'''Collegium''' is the term for a set of classes on various [[Arts and Sciences]] topics. These tend to be run at major [[event]]s such as [[Rowany Festival]], but occasionally they are run on their own, for example [[Bunch of Classes]].

			===Grammatical difficulties with the word Collegium===

			Being a [[Latin]] word, the plural of Collegium is Collegia. As Collegium is already a word for something that there is more than one of most people get confused. Some people use the word Collegium to designate a single class and others will use the words Collegiums and Collegias. You could argue about it until you're blue in the face, but it's easier not to.