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Robert Mitchell: one student’s memories
Sunday, May 31, 2009You may never have heard of Robert Mitchell. But it doesn’t matter. This account of him, written by one of his students, places him in that instantly recognisable band of wonderful, slightly wacky Latin teachers, who inspired so many of us with our enduring love of Latin.
by Esther Mobley
Newton North ‘07
The loss of Robert Mitchell on Wednesday is more than the loss of a beloved teacher and f...
Original article from http://arltblog.wordpress.com/2009/05/31/robert-mitchell-one-students-memories/
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