The headmaster of a Boston private school says contrary to rumors her prestigious institution is not home to so-called vampires. Boston Latin School administrator Lynne Mooney Teta said in a notice Thursday that despite recent rumors of so-called vampires being present at her school, Boston Latin is free of any of the fictional blood-sucking undead, The Boston Globe said. I seek your cooperation in redirecting your energy toward the learning objectives of day.

By Mensah M. Dean, Philadelphia Daily News Oct. 12--AT A BRAND-NEW boys school in the Cobbs Creek section of West Philadelphia, students are saying things they've never said before.

By JESSE HARLAN ALDERMAN, THE ASSOCIATED PRESS BOSTON One wall at English High School holds old black-and- white photographs of young white men in high starched collars and V- neck varsity sweaters. Another wall is covered with a mural spray- painted in graffiti art, like an inner-city overpass.

By Tracy Jan, The Boston Globe Mar. 9--Stern-faced, standing at the end of the hall with his arms crossed, the headmaster in the tailored suit and polished shoes struck fear in generations of Boston Latin School students. Ducking their heads, students scrambled at the sight of Michael G.

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