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A Latin Christmas Carol?

By ljd42 on December 27, 2019

Verb or noun? Two options from Gretchen McCulloch:
Good King Wenceslo Good King Wenceslas Good King Wenceslat Good King Wenceslamus Good King Wenceslatis Good King Wenceslant

Good King Wencesla Good King Wenceslae Good King Wenceslae Good King Wenceslam Good King Wencesla Good King Wencesla
Good King Wenceslae Good King Wenceslarum Good King Wenceslis Good King Wenceslas Good King Wenceslis Good King Wenceslas

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In 2018 I retired from Weston High School after my 21st year teaching mathematics there. That was also my 44th year as a teacher altogether. Although I’ve retired from Weston, I haven’t retired from teaching: I still teach at Harvard’s Crimson Summer Academy each summer (2023 will be my 20th, and the program’s 20th!), and I recently supervised a student teacher through Simmons. For 21 years I taught at the Saturday Course in Milton, MA, and I used to serve on the board of the Dorchester Historical Society.

I read, cook, and spend a lot of time building my model railroad. Did I mention reading? I also spend a lot of time reading. For some reason I’m left with less free time than would be ideal, considering that I’m supposed to be retired, but somehow I also manage to devote time to my wife, Barbara, and to our feline companions.

Larry Davidson
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A Latin Christmas Carol?

A Latin Christmas Carol?

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