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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), meaning a total of three are written each academic year. Acta Grammatica first appeared in the mid 1980s, when it succeeded the annual [[Bostonian]] magazine. | Roughly translating as "Grammar News" or "Grammar Newsletter", '''Acta Grammatica''' is the official publication of [[Boston Grammar School]]. It is produced at the end of every school term (Spring, Summer and Winter), meaning 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 23:51, 23 April 2021
Roughly translating as "Grammar News" or "Grammar Newsletter", Acta Grammatica is the official publication of Boston Grammar School. It is produced at the end of every school term (Spring, Summer and Winter), meaning a total of three are written each academic year. Acta Grammatica first appeared in the mid 1980s, when it succeeded the annual Bostonian magazine.