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rindge and latin 

Otherwise known as Rindge, this this is the result of the merging of two schools in New England: Rindge Techincal Institiute and Cambridge Latin High. The former was known for its prestigious training in the sciences and mathematics for those that wanted to become engineers, etc; the latter was focused more on the arts,such as teaching lingual studies in latin and other languages, and those who would study law later on would attend this school for the humanities. They merged around the late '60-early '70s. The consequences yielded erratic behavior in students that attended, often spastic comical stunts,concieved as idiocy by anyone in their right mind. Dangerous hooligans in the area attend the school as well, just use your imagination. Their cirriculum and discipline has been heading downhill drastically, but if you take the time to go through the student body with a fine tooth comb, you will find that there are some bright minds there as well that will have a future. Hopefully.
kid 1:(ecstatic) my god, did you hear what happened at this school my friend goes to? no one wanted to have class so they protested by making animal noises and yelling 'liberty!'. someone was jumped in the hall and thrown into a locker!
kid 2:(showing interest) now where was this?
kid 1: rindge and latin.
kid 2:(rolls eyes, in sarcastic manner) what else is new?
rindge and latin by silver bishop January 22, 2004
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