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*[[w:Ithaca|Ithaca]] is an island in Greece. According to Greek myth, it is thought to be the home of [[w:Odysseus|Odysseus]]. | *[[w:Ithaca|Ithaca]] is an island in Greece. According to Greek myth, it is thought to be the home of [[w:Odysseus|Odysseus]]. | ||
*Ithaca is also the name of the city in central New York State and the location of the Ivy League school Cornell University. Executive producer Ronald Moore attended Cornell as an undergraduate student, although he did not complete his degree program. | |||
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Revision as of 06:25, 19 February 2008
Ithaca is a place or subculture within the Twelve Colonies.
Caprica-Six asks the recovered Sharon "Boomer" Valerii if a pair of handcarved wood elephants she had in her apartment were of Ithacan origin (Downloaded).
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- Ithaca is an island in Greece. According to Greek myth, it is thought to be the home of Odysseus.
- Ithaca is also the name of the city in central New York State and the location of the Ivy League school Cornell University. Executive producer Ronald Moore attended Cornell as an undergraduate student, although he did not complete his degree program.