Updates

October 6, 2007

Here we go again! Into the new term and I cannot believe I've gotten this amount of articles from people! So thank you to the writers and those who have submitted puzzles and graphics to the following issue! Because there was a whole bunch of articles that didn't quite make it yet, I've put the others aside for the November issue. I know the paper is a bi-monthly thing, but I'm making the exception, since quite a number of people's articles have not yet been published (and I promise you they will be!). For now, here are some things I want to highlight:

Ravenclaw Brain Challenge: Yes, it's reopening again! We don't have any missing brains at the moment, but we DO have a puzzle for everyone to do! Send in your answers to alte.sententiam@gmail.com and you just might win a reward ;)

Columns: Want to hear the latest advice of the month? Check out Adeliene's "Addie-vice" column! Want to see the inner workings of that Lobieskchick's ranty mind? By all means, check out her corner!

Articles and Scientifics: See what Adelline has to say about HOL unity, and what Easton has to write about chocolate pancakes! Also, have you ever wondered about transfiguring objects into gold? Or how about the sky being blue? Then we have articles just for that!

Reviews: Of course, our reviews for the month include a Harry Potter book and movie review, as well as the J-Drama review of the month: Hana Kimi.

Specials and ads: We also have a few poems up (with accompanying graphics). We have had talented people designing ads as well, so it's definitely worth looking through!

So enjoy the issue! See you again next month!

June 10, 2007

The term couldn't end properly if the Alte Sententiam didn't publish one last time, I'm sure! A big thank you to those who submitted and especially Maya Winters for sending me a last-minute article after complaining that the issue was graphics-heavy (though, I think I've begun to regret it...considering the subject of her article... XD).

Among some of the content in this issue, we have a few more ads regarding HOL by Ireth Halliwell, and quite a few puzzles this time around. We even have a cute image submitted by Jenna Hathaway cheering on our very own house Quidditch team! This issue also takes a look at Professor Charles Pendragon (an article contributed by Ayahzy Nahki). And let's not forget those lost brains, they keep increasing, I say!

Again, thanks to everyone for helping out by sending things in and/or reading the Alte. Hope you have a lovely summer, and we'll see you again next term!

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!

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 Unity: Making the Most of HOL Easton's Everyday Eats Scientifics Stone Into Gold Why is the Sky Blue? Reviews The Deathly Hallows Order of the Phoenix Hana Kimi Columns Cassie's Cranky Corner Addie-vice Column Showcase For Thee Golden Rule Days Sorting Hat Song Puzzles Wordsearch Info Updates Archives FAQ Staff The Roost HOL Points The points breakdown is as follows (per issue): Article Submission: 10 points for each published (not to exceed 20) Graphics Submission: 10 points for each published (not to exceed 20) Editors: Up to 30 points	Updates October 6, 2007 Here we go again! Into the new term and I cannot believe I've gotten this amount of articles from people! So thank you to the writers and those who have submitted puzzles and graphics to the following issue! Because there was a whole bunch of articles that didn't quite make it yet, I've put the others aside for the November issue. I know the paper is a bi-monthly thing, but I'm making the exception, since quite a number of people's articles have not yet been published (and I promise you they will be!). For now, here are some things I want to highlight: Ravenclaw Brain Challenge: Yes, it's reopening again! We don't have any missing brains at the moment, but we DO have a puzzle for everyone to do! Send in your answers to alte.sententiam@gmail.com and you just might win a reward ;) Columns: Want to hear the latest advice of the month? Check out Adeliene's "Addie-vice" column! Want to see the inner workings of that Lobieskchick's ranty mind? By all means, check out her corner! Articles and Scientifics: See what Adelline has to say about HOL unity, and what Easton has to write about chocolate pancakes! Also, have you ever wondered about transfiguring objects into gold? Or how about the sky being blue? Then we have articles just for that! Reviews: Of course, our reviews for the month include a Harry Potter book and movie review, as well as the J-Drama review of the month: Hana Kimi. Specials and ads: We also have a few poems up (with accompanying graphics). We have had talented people designing ads as well, so it's definitely worth looking through! So enjoy the issue! See you again next month! June 10, 2007 The term couldn't end properly if the Alte Sententiam didn't publish one last time, I'm sure! A big thank you to those who submitted and especially Maya Winters for sending me a last-minute article after complaining that the issue was graphics-heavy (though, I think I've begun to regret it...considering the subject of her article... XD). Among some of the content in this issue, we have a few more ads regarding HOL by Ireth Halliwell, and quite a few puzzles this time around. We even have a cute image submitted by Jenna Hathaway cheering on our very own house Quidditch team! This issue also takes a look at Professor Charles Pendragon (an article contributed by Ayahzy Nahki). And let's not forget those lost brains, they keep increasing, I say! Again, thanks to everyone for helping out by sending things in and/or reading the Alte. Hope you have a lovely summer, and we'll see you again next term! 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! Cassandra Lobiesk