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spec: The course of study consisted of two parts , the grammar school in which the trivium ( the " three - part curriculum , " from which our word " trivial " is derived ) , consisting of grammar , rhetoric , and logic . I appreciate the fact that you guys put your lives on the line , but I am against the idea that it should give you special license and leeway that an ordinary citizen would not have . Griffith 's black stereotypes were still acceptable and might even be considered improvements over the roles such as the anonymous savages black actors were portraying in many mainstream American films . They felt this was a novel concept and wanted us to justify the reasons for departing from current practice . Then Milo finds himself in the clutches of boredom at later points in the story , such as when he is in the Dictionopolis prison or when he is waylaid by the Terrible Trivium . Maybe it is control of the oil wells and tree plantations ? Why are you interested in studying our language ? They meet the Everpresent Wordsnatcher , a dirty little bird who twists their sentences into his own meanings , the Terrible Trivium , a man with no features on his face who stalls the travelers with meaningless busywork , and the Demon of Insincerity , who tries to trick them into leaving the path to the castle . The Agency 's 1997-1998 programme on '' Development and Management of Water Resources `` was re-oriented to incorporate greater focus on specific areas of high priority for water resources management . Optimists will note that the makers of the World Wide Web ( W3 ) Consortium are addressing all the questions of the ancient trivium and quadrivium such that all the potentials of the traditional seven liberal arts will soon be available in electronic form ( Figure 1 ) . By late Mediaeval times , these studies had been codified as the seven liberal arts , divided into a group of three known as the trivium ( grammar , rhetoric , logic ) and a group of four known as the quadrivium ( geometry , arithmetic , music , astronomy ) . However , none of the aforementioned individuals could point to any particular oral directive or written memorandum limiting individual Richfield employee contact with the personnel department in the State Office in Salt Lake City , Utah . Instead more of the grade is composed of their explanations , their ability to interpret the computer output , and their effective communication of their knowledge . Previously , he directed the national PeopleSoft Practice for Higher Education at PricewaterhouseCoopers . Another Proctorial trivium is that from 6 December 2005 until today , the leader of the Opposition has been a member of the Junior Proctor 's college ; and the Prime Minister has been a member of the Senior Proctor 's college : surely an unprecedented coincidence . One of the major associations was the seven liberal arts in the Middle Ages as they were taught at any university – the trivium being the cluster of disciplines that were linked with grammar , logic and rhetoric ; and the quadrivium , music , geometry , arithmetic and astronomy . The legacy of the ancient pedagogues , the fragmentation and division of study into the disciplines of the trivium and quadrivium , was complemented by the moderns ' further division of each field into the compact lessons and exercises of the teacher 's most important tool - - the textbook . Strategy 2 : Mark your due dates for credit card bills and other accounts on a calendar in bold ink . In terms of the classical trivium of grammar ( the structure of language ) , dialectic ( the logic of language ) and rhetoric ( the effects of language ) , the emphasis of Tim Berners-Lee on the logic of language reflects the concerns of the dialectic in Antiquity . All students started by studying the three arts of the trivium grammar , logic , and rhetoric and then proceeded to the four numerical arts of the quadrivium mathematics , geometry , astronomy , and music .