Director of the Novgorod Museum-Reserve entered the areopagus “Good Men and Smart Men”

In the new issue of the famous TV Olympiad “Good Men and Smart Men”, which was shown today, November 14, on the First Channel, the General Director of the Novgorod Museum-Reserve Sergey Brun acted as a judge. He was entrusted with a place of honor in the judicial areopagus. Schoolchildren this time had to shine erudition, answering questions about the life and work of the great ancient Greek playwrights - Aeschylus, Sophocles and Euripides, the press service of the Novgorod Museum-Reserve reported.

According to Sergey Brune, for the first time he was in a place where so many incredibly intelligent children gathered, and, oddly enough, worried even more than the participants themselves.

“I am very grateful to dear Yuri Pavlovich Vyazemsky – and for this bright, which has become truly legendary and necessary transmission, and for the invitation, and for communication,” Sergey Brun shared his impressions.

The Olympics have been airing since 1992. Its creator and permanent presenter, writer and philosopher Yuri Vyazemsky, has been uniting the most erudite schoolchildren from all over the country around his project for more than thirty years, giving them a chance to show talents and get a significant advantage when entering the best universities.