The Cross Still Shines
The Cross Still Shines From Professor Benson’s blog 4/18/19 As the world grieves the fire that ravished Notre Dame de Paris — a national treasure of France and a symbol […]
West Texas Tour
West Texas Tour Rae Ann Martin, Professor of Spanish, reflects upon her Spring Break trip through Texas. 4/1/2019 This Spring Break my husband and I had the opportunity to tour […]
Ladies’ Tea
Ladies’ Tea Amy Nothrop, Professor of Math & Science, reflects upon the Cambridge tradition of Ladies’ Tea. 3/13/2019 John Paul II once wrote that the “deepest desire of the human […]
Why Latin?
Why Latin? By Erin Caldwell, Professor of Latin & Greek. 2/27/2019 At least once a week, someone asks me, “Why study Latin?” or “Why do you like Latin?” or “Why […]
Stinkin’ Standardized Tests
Stinkin’ Standardized Tests Dean of School Dr. John “Jay” Howell 2/15/19 Not too long ago, Dr. Wolfe and I were on a conference call with a couple of people who […]
Music is Useless
Music is Useless By Professor of Music Monica Israel Spence 1/18/19 I began the school year by admitting to my students that music is useless. It’s not necessary to human […]
A Debauchery of the Mind
A Debauchery of the Mind By Professor of English Joshua Jeffrey 12/23/18 I hate grades. I don’t mean that I hate grading, although that might be somewhat accurate as well. […]
Dr. Steven Schrum Lyceum
Dr. Steven Schrum’s Faculty Lyceum 12/13/18 Dr. Steven Schrum, Cambridge Professor of History, presented a Faculty Lyceum on Thursday, November 29th, entitled “Don’t Forget to Remember: The Importance of Cultural […]
Why does history even matter?
Why does history even matter? by Professor of History Moryam VanOpstal 12/6/18 One of the hazards of being a teacher is having your basic life choices challenged on a regular […]