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The 2017 High School Summer Program is drawing to an end, but our young geometricians are as focused and determined as ever! This morning�s session marked the fourth and penultimate class on Euclid�s Elements, and the students have become quite adept at demonstrating propositions. Today they confidently worked their way through Book I, Propositions , , and , amazed that something that seemed so foreign and complicated � only days ago � is now so familiar and comprehensible.  

At lunch students resumed last night�s conversations from Fr. Sebastian�s �Theology on Float� presentation. They then went to the afternoon�s class, where they discussed Boethius� treatment of the difference between chance and Providence, comparing it to Sophocles� depiction of fate in Oedipus Rex. Alas, today�s class marks the end of the Boethius portion of this year�s program. In tomorrow�s afternoon session � the last class of summer 2017! � students will examine Flannery O�Connor�s Everything That Rises Must Converge.

Before then, though, there is still much fun to be had! This afternoon students will participate in the College�s newest athletic tradition, the Chariots of Fire�i�Բ��辱����� quad run! Come back tomorrow for pictures �