Friends,
1983 years ago, in the midst of the Roman Empire, a boy named Marcus Quintilian was born. He would grow up to be a rhetoric and educator and established the fundamentals of how learning and education were instilled throughout the next handful of centuries. While his teachings are rarely referenced today; the diversity of topics being discussed in our global community surely would receive his praise. As Quintilian put it:
‘Our minds are like our stomachs; they are whetted by the change of their food, and variety supplies both with fresh appetite’.
And boy, do we have variety in place for you when you come to the home of the BIM Viking in October, so you better start BILTing up that appetite for that first week of October because it is going to be packed. This is especially because of the extremely talented and dedicated BIM network in and around Aarhus, BIM AARHUS; who will be chairing a series of activities complementing ‘our’ BCS and BILT events.
Starting on…