Andrew Kern
David Kern
Buck Holler
David M. Wright
As many of you know, I am a big proponent of the putting classical ideas in their context – especially the idea of the Trivium within the context of the traditional seven liberal arts.
I recently came across a blogger who proposes that we have currently adopted a new seven liberal arts scenario. I thought you might find this interesting…by the way, don’t skip over the two liberal arts lists before the “new” list.
http://araujoarts.blogspot.com/2007/10/new-7-liberal-arts.html
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Quiddity 
Michael –
Good observation…from the Medieval model the first list describes “arts” of the liberal nature and the second “sciences”, or disciplines.
His modern seven are amusing; however, what I found interesting was the middle list. Between the first and second list, there seem to be a transformation from Liberal Arts as skills to Liberal Arts as subjects.
A school could probably put the second list in a course catalog, while having the first list on the syllabus, so to speak.