So the first request of our First Annual APLV Reader Poll was for more Richard Simmons, but Simmons is a man–nay, a presence–we should have...

One of the most striking modern positions is the reluctance to consider the concepts of freedom and slavery from other than political premi...

No matter how many insults, criticisms, or arguments you hurl against liberals and moderns, one defense stands firm. To every incident of c...

Now that the Times of London has made a small step toward civilization and erudition  with the return of its weekly Latin crossword puzzle ...

Wile E. Coyote is proof that you can blow yourself up, fall off a cliff, smack into a wall, that in fact you can fail and be mangled in e...

My first personal computer was a Compaq Presario. It came with a 333Mhz processor and 128MB of RAM, and that's back when we actually bo...

It is often remarked that the greatest perk of teaching is the hours, but for my part the choice perk is working in a building with a chape...

This list of Latin and Greek rhetorical devices was born slowly and out of frustration with existing reference materials, which failed st...

When at the conclusion of Latin IV last year I asked my students to reflect on the experience, one remarked that our inability to procure a...

The longest interruption in blogging since our launch in 2009 is going to require some explaining. – Part I:  I Was Married Straig...