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Collegiate Greek Exam Planned for 2008As this issue of NUNTIUS went to press, plans were underway to establish aCollegiate Greek Exam for elementary students of Greek in colleges and universities.If students at your college or university would like to participate in thisexam, please contact the editor.2008NATIONALLATIN EXAM More than 148,000 registered students in 2007 40 question multiple-choice exam Seven levels; Introduction to Latinthrough Latin VI Grammar, reading comprehension, mythology,derivatives, literature, Roman life, and history Gold and Silver medals Opportunities for Scholarships $4 per US student, $6 per foreign student, $10minimum order, to be sent with the application $10 shipping and handling fee per application Postmark Deadline for application: January 18, 2008For application and information:National Latin ExamUniversity of Mary Washington1301 College AvenueFredericksburg,VA 22401website: www.nle.org email: nle@umw.eduUbi sunt alumninostri?Christina Streletz of Zeta Beta at TempleUniversity will begin advanced study inClassics at Tufts University this fall.Lyndy Danvers, outgoing Zeta BetaPrytanis, will begin advanced study inClassics at Rutgers this fall.Traci Dougherty of Zeta Beta atTemple University will be in the postbaccalaureateprogram at the University ofPennsylvania next year in preparation forapplying to grad school in Classics.Jeffrey Buzby, of Zeta Beta Chapter atTemple University, has accepted an offerto teach Latin in the Middle School of theMoorestown, NJ School District.Wade Albert of Zeta Beta at TempleUniversity has graduated from the BeasleySchool of Law at Temple.Nicole Viscomi and Rebecca Sammonof Zeta Beta at Temple University, whotook law degrees at LSU and Pitt, respectively,ran into each other (literally) whiletaking the bar exam for the State of Pennsylvania.We are happy to report examsuccess. Rebecca currently works for theDemocratic Party in the legislature of theState of Pennsylvania.Frank Mazza of Zeta Beta at TempleUniversity is off to law school, but hasnot yet decided between three schools heapplied to, which all accepted him.Franco Fiorini of Zeta Beta at TempleUniversity has been teaching English atNortheast High School in Philadelphia.He works summers in the Creative WritingProgram of the University of Pennsylvania,where he earned his master’s degree.He now sends high school students onto us with instructions to “take Latin atTemple.”xNational Latin Exam since 1977Sponsored byThe American Classical League/National Junior Classical League40