Boston Latin gets ready to play host.(News) From: The Boston Herald | Date: January 8, 2002| Author: Lazar, Kay | COPYRIGHT 2002 Boston Herald. This material is published under license from the publisher through the Gale Group, Farmington Hills, Michigan.  All inquiries regarding rights should be directed to the Gale Group.Copyright information

Students at Boston Latin School are buzzing about the distinguished visitor scheduled to speak in their gym this afternoon.

"There are so many schools in the United States, and the president is coming here. It's pretty cool," said seventh-grader Alea Mehler yesterday as she colored star decorations that she and classmates were designing to hang near the president's podium.

After signing an education reform plan into law today in Ohio, President Bush is schedu...

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	Boston Latin gets ready to play host.(News) The Boston Herald ; Students at Boston Latin School are buzzing about the distinguished visitor scheduled to speak in their gym this afternoon. There are so many schools in the United States, and the president is coming here. It's pretty cool, said seventh-grader Alea Mehler yesterday as she colored star decorations
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