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'''Acta Grammatica''' is the official publication of [[Boston Grammar School]]. It is produced at the end of every school term (Spring, Summer and Winter), i.e. a total of three are written each academic year. Acta Grammatica first appeared in the | '''Acta Grammatica''' is the official publication of [[Boston Grammar School]]. It is produced at the end of every school term (Spring, Summer and Winter), i.e. a total of three are written each academic year. Acta Grammatica first appeared in the mid 1980s, when it succeeded the annual [[Bostonian]] magazine. | ||
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Revision as of 23:31, 23 April 2021
Acta Grammatica is the official publication of Boston Grammar School. It is produced at the end of every school term (Spring, Summer and Winter), i.e. a total of three are written each academic year. Acta Grammatica first appeared in the mid 1980s, when it succeeded the annual Bostonian magazine.