Latin lives! 

Magistra's web page for her students at South High School, Minneapolis, Minnesota

tempestas Latine Vicipaedia Google Latine Nuntii Latini

At FreeRice.com you can improve your English vocabulary while you

get the site’s sponsors to donate rice through the United Nations World Food Program

Why study Latin?  Links to other people's articles.     Also, by popular demand, the Life of Brian clip in which Brian gets a Latin lesson from a Roman centurion:  Romans, go home!   Ok, there's a tiny bit of inappropriateness in this one.

South Latin students: Click here for Latin auxilia (help; aids)

Online books in easy Latin: tarheelreader

Events: Ludi Romani Saturday, January 14, 2012 at Minnehaha Academy. Go to www.ludi-romani.org for the address and all the details.

Cena Romana (Roman Banquet) in early February

Latinists in the news: Reginald Foster probably is, as the reporter notes, the most famous Latinist in the world. I was fortunate enough to be in his summer class in Rome twenty-something years ago. A nice story about him: Mike Lowe Reports What a character. (I love characters. Most of my favorite Latin teachers have been characters.)

The University of Kentucky made a half-hour program about Terence Tunberg’s conversational Latin workshops (which have become an indispensable part of my summers): Conventiculum Latinum

Classical civilization in the news: Move over, Tiger Woods: Highest Paid Athlete Hailed From Ancient Rome

The speeches of president Obama owe much to classical oratory: The New Cicero .

Ok, now that you’ve read that, for dessert you may read Obama's Use of Complete Sentences Stirs Controversy .

(N.B. – that’s an abbreviation for the Latin nota bene, “note well”— this is a humor piece.)

Post-traumatic stress disorder in ancient Greek drama: In Ancient Dramas, Vital Words For Today's Warriors (text, audio, and video)

Rome experienced its own credit crisis: First credit crunch traced back to Roman republic

Is Latin hard to learn?  Even little kids can learn Latin (another video clip, but not Monty Python).

Thinking about taking Latin at South?  Go to the preview.  It's a version of the printed materials we use at the beginning of Latin I. 

Cambridge-related games: http://www.classicspage.com/caecilius

You can find links to other interesting Latin- and Greek-related stuff at http://eclassics.ning.com ; Rogueclassicism is a blog commenting on all things classical Greek & Roman.

Cena Romana MMVIII

I got some of the textures in this site from  http://www.grsites.com/textures/