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• News Tribune, May 31, 2005 (online), mentions Latin tennis player Mac McAnulty winning his opening match at the IHSA State Tennis Meet.
• Chicago Tribune, May 27, 2005 (online), Latin listed in rundown of boys state tennis results.
• The Register (Galesburg), May 27, 2005 (online), Latin tennis player Mark Bonner mentioned.
• Chicago Tribune, May 26, 2005, obituary of long-time Latin School science teacher Ellie Lambrakis.
• Rockford Register Star, May 26, 2005 (online), names Latin as one of two teams representing Illinois in the 23rd annual National Academic Championship.
• Prospect Heights Journal, May 25, 2005, Latin girls' soccer team mentioned as scoring the opening goal in the Sectional Semifinals.
• Mount Prospect Journal, May 20, 2005, Latin girls' soccer team mentioned.
• Skyline, May 19, 2005, article, "Latin Literary Mag, Polyphony H.S, Gives Writers a New Voice," about Latin's student-run literary magazine for high school fiction writers.
• Elk Grove Journal (Elk Grove Village), May 19, 2005, Latin's boys and girls water polo teams listed as participating in the State Water Polo Championships.
• Chicago Sun Times, May 15, 2005, article "Little girls made of sugar, spice and everything chess," mentions and quotes Alexis Stevenson, a first-grader at Latin, who competed in the second annual All-Girls Open National Chess Championships.
• The Star, May 12, 2005 (online), Latin water polo team listed as competing in state tournament.
• Windy City Times, May 11, 2005, article mentions that Patrick Dennis, author of Auntie Mame and Irreverent Escapade, attended Latin.
• River Forest/Forest Leaves, April 13, 2005, mention of Chicago Latin Girls' Waterpolo Tournament.
• Chicago Tribune, May 8, 2005, "Guy Page" column about Latin School Men's Alliance.
• The Register-Mail, May 7, 2005, Latin mentioned in article about Moline/Rock Island Tennis invitational.
• Associated Press, May 5, 2005, Obituary for Chuck Pratt, Hollywood producer and Latin alumnus.
• Chicago Tribune, May 4, 2005, National Merit Scholars named including Greer Ahlquist, Jonathan Mayer, and Jacob Tulipan.
• Chicago Tribune, May 3, 2005, High School Athletes of the Week listed including Rachel Tanz for softball.
• Lake Forester, May 2, 2005, Latin student Javon Coney listed as a roster member of the Rising Stars 16 and under basketball squad which took first place in its AAU tournament.
• Chicago Magazine, May 2005, Latin School's chess program mentioned in feature about Latin parent and chess coach Zack Fishman.
• Time Out Chicago, April 28-May 5, 2005, Latin School highlighted in article about independent school auctions.
• Chicago Tribune, April 24, 2005, Latin students interviewed for feature about the musical Wicked.
• North Riverside Suburban et al., April 22, 2005, Announcement about Latin student Neal Radek being selected to participate in Mathathletes.
• Chicago Sun-Times, April 15, 2005, Latin's Emily Maynard listed as one of the top Class of 2006 girls soccer players in the Chicago area.
• Evanston Review, April 7, 2005, Brief about Latin alumnus Nicholas Cade who was selected to the Dean's list at Colby.
• The Wicker Park Booster, March 30, 2005, Brief about Live & Learn program.
• Chicago Tribune, Chicago Sun Times, March 30, 2005, Senior Whitney Ajibade listed as a winner in the National Achievement Scholarship Program for Black American high school students.
• Chicago Sun Times, March 25, 2005, small article "Young Photographers Explore Teen Issues," about the opening of the Focus: An American Teenage Vision exhibit at the Chicago Historical Society.
• Inside, March 23-25, 2005, front page story, "Kindergartners look back 100 years — with help of centenarians."
• Peoria Journal Star, March 20, 2005, article mentioning Latin's state champion scholastic bowl team.
• State Journal-Register, March 6, 2005, former faculty Rob Grierson listed as one of seven members of the inaugural class of inductees to the Scholastic Bowl Hall of Fame.
• Daily Herald, March 4, 2005, listing of Latin's Jazz Band performance at CHS.
• Chicago Tribune, March 4, 2005, Feature about FWP student who plays hockey for Latin co-op team.
• Daily Southtown, March 3, 2005, note that Latin's Jazz Band will perform at city's 168th birthday celebration at CHS.
• The News Star, March 2, 2005, Latin's Jazz Band to perform at city's 168th birthday celebration at CHS.
• Skyline, February 24, 2005, Planner section notes Latin School of Chicago Jazz Band to play at the Historical Society for Chicago's 168th birthday party.
• Morton Grove Champion, February 24, 2005, Mention of Latin's invitational Science Olympiad meet.
• Morton Grove Champion, Lincolnwood Review, Skokie Review, February 23, 2005, Brief about Latin's second place finish in the Chicago Metropolitan High School Hockey League Scholastic Cup quarterfinals.
• River Forest/Forest Leaves/Oak Leaves, February 23, 2005, note that Gwendolyn Brooks Middle School participated in the Latin School math competition.
• Clarendon Hills/Hinsdale/Oak Brook Suburban Life, February 18, 2005. News brief about Latin's math contest.
• The Doings — Clarendon Hills, Hinsdale, Oak Brook and Western Springs editions, February 17, 2005. Mention that Hinsdale Middle School participated in Latin's math contest.
• The Doings — Oak Brook edition, February 10, 2005. Short article about Butler Junior High sweeping Latin's annual math contest.
• Deerfield Review, February 3, 2005, Photo of chess player Dean Li (not a Latin student) with trophies, one of which he won as part of The Latin School's Chess Tournament.
• Winnetka Talk, February 3, 2005, Latin included in a list of schools participating in a Science Olympiad Invitational at North Shore Country Day.
• Chicago Tribune, January 30, 2005, article, "Returning Sportsmanship to Sports," about the Positive Coaching Alliance workshops to be held at Latin January 31.
• Chicago Sun Times, January 21, 2005, "No Luck, Just Pluck," article about senior Sarah Dickerson-Locke, who is 150 points shy of breaking the school's basketball scoring record set by Chrissy Dizon in 2001.
• Lincolnwood Review, Morton Grove Champion, and Skokie Review, January 20, 2005, report of boys hockey team tying the Niles Nighthawks, combined Niles North and West team.
• Mount Prospect/Prospect Heights Daily Herald, et al. January 11 & January 12, 2005, Article "Group Takes Humor, Healing Power of Laughter Seriously," about former parent Denise Driscoll who offers The Joke Exchange for Live & Learn.
• Chicago Magazine, February 2005, mention of Nathan Swift '07 researching Gustavus Swift for his eighth grade family history project in article on "Great Chicago Families."
• Red Streak, January 18, 2005, article about Japanese anime features senior David Reed, president of Latin's Animation Club.
• Chicago Sun Times, January 14, 2005, article about Japanese anime features senior David Reed, president of Latin's Animation Club.
• Chicago Tribune, December 31, 2004, mention that Walter Paepcke '13 attended Latin, in article, "Aspen, the far western suburb of Chicago."
• Chicago Sun Times, December 23, 2004, announcement of Jessica D'Onofrio '95 hiring as reporter and fill-in news anchor at WKMG-TV in Orlando in Robert Feder's column.
• Park Ridge Herald Advocate, December 16, 2004, note of Latin boys swim team second place finish at St. Patrick Relays in swimming article.
• Oak Leaves and River Forest/ Forest Leaves, December 15, 2004, brief mention of Latin boys swim team's third-place finish in a non-conference triangular meet.
• Skyline, December 2, 2004, mention that Nancy Reagan attended Latin, in "A love letter to the Reagans," in Ann Gerber's column.
• Norridge and Harwood Heights News, December 2, 2004, (online) mention of Latin's girls basketball tournament.
• Elm Leaves (Elmwood Park), December 1, 2004, (online), article mentions girls basketball win over Mother Guerin in Latin's Thanksgiving tournament.
• Wicker Park Booster, The News—Star (Lincolnwood), and The Lakeview Booster, November 24, 2004, mention that Nancy Reagan attended Latin, in "A love letter to the Reagans," in Ann Gerber's column.
• Chicago Tribune, November 22, 2004, Listing of Middle School construction coming up for bid in the New Construction section of the "Inside Information" page.
• Skyline, November 18, 2004, article about appointment of Donald Firke as Latin's new head of school in "Business Briefs" column.
• Daily Southtown, November 14, 2004, Latin listed in rundown of girls swimming results in the St. Ignatius sectional.
• Skyline, November 11, 2004, Mention of Donald Firke appointment as new head of school in "Heart Of The 'Hood" column.
• Chicago Sun-Times, November 5, 2004, Brief about appointment of Donald Firke as Latin's new head of school.
• The Daily Herald, November 3, 2004, Article about Latin School girls volleyball win over Montini in Game 1 of the Class A sectional semifinals.
• Chicago Parent Magazine, November 2004, Latin featured in article about creative approaches to teaching math and science in independent schools.
• Chicago Parent Magazine, November 2004, Latin teacher Tom Canright featured in article about outstanding teachers in independent schools.
• Pioneer Press, October 28, 2004, Latin girls swim loss against Loyola mentioned in larger article about girls swimming.
• Morton Times, October 27, 2004, Latin girls tennis mentioned in article about IHSA tennis finals.
• Norridge-Harwood Heights News et. al., October 21, 2004, Latin mentioned in article about the Independent Schools Fair.
• Glenview Announcements, October 21, 2004, Latin mentioned in article about Independent Schools Fair.
• College Sports.com (online), October 19, 2004, Article about Latin alumna Chrissy Dizon who has been named to the Horizon League Women's Basketball Pre-Season First Team.
• Niles Life et. al., October 14, 2004, Latin mentioned in article about Independent Schools Fair.
• Yahoo Finance (online), October 12, 2004, Announcement of Latin parent Ali Pohn's appointment as a vice president at Strottman International, a youth and family marketing agency.
• Chicago Tribune, October 10, 2004, Seniors Josef Diaz and Nick Eugenio named to list of top area boys ice hockey players in season preview article.
• Chicago Sun-Times, October 8, 2004, Latin girls cross country results listed in Prep Sports.
• Chicago Sun-Times, October 7, 2004, Results for golf regionals in which Latin student Lauren Strickler qualified for sectionals.
• Inside Chicago, October 6, 2004, Live & Learn featured in article about Vegetarian Awareness Month.
• Chicago Sun-Times, October 6, 2004, Latin's boys golf team highlighted in an article about regional competition, in which Latin placed second and advanced to sectionals.
• Chicago Sun-Times, September 29, 2004, Two Latin National Achievement Scholarship Semifinalists announced.
• Chicago Tribune, September 29, 2004, Two Latin National Achievement Scholarship Semifinalists named.
• Chicago Tribune, September 24. 2004, Live & Learn featured in article about adult education opportunities.
• Chicago Tribune, September 15, 2004, Seven Latin National Merit Semifinalists announced.
• Chicago Tribune, September 10, 2004, Live & Learn highlighted in article about home improvement courses.
• Oak Park Oak Leaves, September 8, 2004, Brief about Oak Park River Forest High School's soccer game against Latin.
• Chicago Sun-Times, September 1, 2004, Article about alumna and professional tennis player Laura Granville's loss in the U.S. Open.
• Chicago Sun-Times, August 22. 2004, Lauren Strickler included in list of top area high school golfers.
• Chicago Tribune, August 11, 2004, Live & Learn featured in Good Eating section's annual cooking school guide.
• Chicago Tribune, August 11, 2004, Obituary of Latin parent and alumna DeeDee Ross Fornengo.
• Chicago Magazine, August 2004, Live & Learn featured in article about adult education programs.
• Chicago Tribune, July 13, 2004, List of Merit Scholars includes Elizabeth R. Graff ('04) and Joseph T. Hendele ('04).
• Daily Southtown, July 2, 2004, Latin School band and Michael Teolis in an article about the unveiling of the world's longest hotdog during Taste of Chicago.
• PR Wire, July 2, 2004, Latin School band mentioned in press release about unveiling of the world's longest hotdog at Taste of Chicago.
• Pantagraph.com, June 26, 2004, Kenny George ('04) featured in an article about big feet needing big shoes and the Illinois Basketball Coaches Association Class A All-Star Game.
• Windy City Times, June 23, 2004, Eleanor Fort ('04) highlighted as an award recipient for her work with Latin's Gay Straight Alliance.
• Palm Beach Daily News, June 20, 2004, Feature about Latin graduate John Groth ('45) and his large family.
• Daily Herald, June 19, 2004, Latin graduate and tennis star Laura Granville ('99) mentioned in an article about waiting before going professional in tennis.
• Crain's Chicago Business, June 7, 2004, Sharon Madanes ('04) is named as a future influential woman in Chicago.  Latin alumna Lisa Madigan ('84) and Latin parents Brenda Sexton, Susan Crown, Ann Lurie, and Carol Levenson also are profiled.

• CBS2 WBBM-TV, Eye on Chicago, March 6, 2005, "Students Raise Awareness/Darfur" interview with Antonio Mora.
• WMAQ-TV Channel 5, April 22, 2005, Report on Paul Rusesabagina visit to Latin.
• CBS 2 Chicago WBBM-TV, November 5, 2004, In a review of "The Incredibles," Richard Roeper says that the Incredibles' children are "even more gifted than the average class at The Latin School." This review is also printed in the Chicago Sun-Times online edition.