Who was Calliope?
In Greek mythology, Calliope was the daughter of Zeus and the muse of epic poetry. The oldest and wisest of the muses, she is believed to have inspired Homer in his creation of The Iliad and The Odyssey. Artistic renderings of Calliope frequently feature her with writing implements and adorned by a golden crown. Q: How do you pronounce her name? A: Say it with us: Cuh-LIE-uh-pee. Q: What does this goddess-like figure have to do with High Point? A: Calliope is our award-winning literary and arts magazine. It is published annually by the literary and arts magazine staff here at High Point (which is comprised of several incredible students who are committed to a wide variety of artistic expression). (It has also been whispered that the three advisors – Erin Meyers, Heather Strout, and Lisa Hodgins – closely resemble the ancient Greek heroine. 🙂 Q: How do I become a member of the Calliope staff? A: First, make sure you have a sincere interest in art, literature, and poetry. Next, attend a
