Colleges and universities all over the country have begun removing arts and humanities majors. As a teen who has grown up bilingual in German and has been learning Spanish since middle school, I am frustrated...
by Tyler Roman, Managing Editor
• September 13, 2018
While new to Linganore, Christa Angelone is no stranger to teaching or to Latin. Having spent 34 years teaching at Middletown High and two years at Walkersville High, Mrs. Angelone knows a thing or two...
Good morning. This is Ms. Larson, your school counselor, and today is the first day of “National School Counseling Week.” Our focus for the week is “Helping Students Realize Their Potential”. Philosopher...
The Career and Technology Center has opened shadowing for Carpentry, Electricity, Landscaping, Plumbing, Auto Body, and Culinary Arts. Stop by Student Services to sign-up for a shadow. See your school...
"Et tu, Brute?"
While Shakespeare's Latin-language-inspired Julius Caesar may have been a tragedy, the Latin Club's achievement at their first Certamen was quite the opposite.
A Certamen is a competition...
by Julia Peigh, Watermark Editor
• December 18, 2014
On Saturday, December 13, Linganore hosted schools from all over Maryland (and one from Virginia!) in the Maryland Junior Classical Leauge's (MDJCL) Certamen Saturnalium. Certamen is the Latin word meaning...
Latin is battling Spanish for the title: World’s Greatest Language.
Mrs. Deborah Carter, Latin 1 teacher, said, “Total World Domination.” That’s what she hopes to accomplish.
The Latin 1...
