Updates

February 24, 2007

Things are looking up, and the Alte is up as scheduled! I hope you enjoy this issue, this was a great collaboration from writers to editors to graphic artists. What is in this issue, you ask?

We've gotten additions to our poem showcase, as well as a nice little graphic at the top of the navigation area (thank you to Maya Winters for that submission!). Professor Ulol Kimil also made his pretty little ads for the featured missing brains of the issue (yes, congrats to Ireth Halliwell and Rowan Nazz for solving the Ravenclaw Brain Challenge!). We have a new werewolf series by Lou Levi and quite a number of other articles and reviews (including even an exclusive review of the month's rave: HYD) that are a must read, I swear! Anyway, enjoy this issue!

January 8, 2007

Can you believe another issue is out? I must say, the amount of articles has increased from last issue, and I can't thank the writers enough! And this issue is up just in time for the holidays, too, which is great.

Again, for those who would like to submit articles, please do so! We welcome submissions, really! Oh, and if you're wondering what kind of articles you can submit, take a look at past issues and the current one, it'll really help.

Thanks again for a good one!

October 28, 2006

Here we are again, another Alte issue published and the first one for the year! Much thanks to writers and editors alike for doing their best and helping up with the published product!

Just a few new notes: Non-Ravenclaw members can now also submit articles (think of it as another POINTS opportunity!), so if you have anything to write about from articles to scientifics to reviews, and even to puzzles, come do so! The next deadline is on November 30, so feel free to send anything to alte.sententiam@gmail.com with your HOL Name, ID, and House attached to your submissions. Thanks!

Yes, the points also apply to the Ravenclaw house, don't worry ;)

Also, archived articles have now been added under the "Info" section of the site. Enjoy the old articles as well as the new ones!

June 5, 2006

After almost a full year of hiatus, the Ravenclaw newspaper is unleashed once again! Yes, yes, it is the first and last issue of the HOL school year, but the Alte itself has changed from a monthly newspaper to more of a scientific journal. Our feature articles are no longer outdated news (for we've had a lot of problems with those in the past), but various articles from alchemy to play reviews, to running under the rain!

We'd like to thank the writers who haven't failed to submit when we poked sticks at their direction. Thanks so much, because without the writers, there wouldn't be anything on the website as is.

Stay tuned for any more updates in the next term! *crosses fingers*

Cassandra Lobiesk

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Notes The Alte Sententiam is Ravenclaw's running newspaper. Alte Sententiam means 'Higher Thoughts' and its current co-editors-in-chief are Chloe Fairchilde and Cassandra Lobiesk. Articles Which Wand is Best? Hidden in the Shadows Hybrid Houses Scientifics Insanity of the Moon Which Dittany to Use? Reviews A Review on Charmed Hana Yori Dango: HYDtastic Specials These ads have been provided by Professor Ulol Kimil, please contact him if you have any information on the missing objects. Lost: Ireth's Brain Lost: Rowan's Brain Poem Showcase Night Wind Ode to a Chaser Puzzles Crossword Info Updates Archives FAQ Staff The Roost HOL Points The points breakdown is as follows (per issue): Article Submission: 5 points for each published (not to exceed 20) Graphics Submission: 5 points for each published (not to exceed 20) Editors: Up to 30 points	Updates February 24, 2007 Things are looking up, and the Alte is up as scheduled! I hope you enjoy this issue, this was a great collaboration from writers to editors to graphic artists. What is in this issue, you ask? We've gotten additions to our poem showcase, as well as a nice little graphic at the top of the navigation area (thank you to Maya Winters for that submission!). Professor Ulol Kimil also made his pretty little ads for the featured missing brains of the issue (yes, congrats to Ireth Halliwell and Rowan Nazz for solving the Ravenclaw Brain Challenge!). We have a new werewolf series by Lou Levi and quite a number of other articles and reviews (including even an exclusive review of the month's rave: HYD) that are a must read, I swear! Anyway, enjoy this issue! January 8, 2007 Can you believe another issue is out? I must say, the amount of articles has increased from last issue, and I can't thank the writers enough! And this issue is up just in time for the holidays, too, which is great. Again, for those who would like to submit articles, please do so! We welcome submissions, really! Oh, and if you're wondering what kind of articles you can submit, take a look at past issues and the current one, it'll really help. Thanks again for a good one! October 28, 2006 Here we are again, another Alte issue published and the first one for the year! Much thanks to writers and editors alike for doing their best and helping up with the published product! Just a few new notes: Non-Ravenclaw members can now also submit articles (think of it as another POINTS opportunity!), so if you have anything to write about from articles to scientifics to reviews, and even to puzzles, come do so! The next deadline is on November 30, so feel free to send anything to alte.sententiam@gmail.com with your HOL Name, ID, and House attached to your submissions. Thanks! Yes, the points also apply to the Ravenclaw house, don't worry ;) Also, archived articles have now been added under the "Info" section of the site. Enjoy the old articles as well as the new ones! June 5, 2006 After almost a full year of hiatus, the Ravenclaw newspaper is unleashed once again! Yes, yes, it is the first and last issue of the HOL school year, but the Alte itself has changed from a monthly newspaper to more of a scientific journal. Our feature articles are no longer outdated news (for we've had a lot of problems with those in the past), but various articles from alchemy to play reviews, to running under the rain! We'd like to thank the writers who haven't failed to submit when we poked sticks at their direction. Thanks so much, because without the writers, there wouldn't be anything on the website as is. Stay tuned for any more updates in the next term! crosses fingers Cassandra Lobiesk