• 9/4/02: �Rident stolid� verba L�t�na,� � Ovid. (Stupid people laugh at Latin words.)
• 10/11/02: �N�n redit unda fluens, n�n redit h�ra ruens,� - Medeival verse. (The flowing wave does not return, the rushing hour does not return)
• 10/25/02: �Amor tussique n�n c�lantur,� � Ovid. (Love and a cough are not hidden)
  �D� gustibus n�n disputandum est,� � Unknown. (About taste, there is no disputing.)
• 10/30/02: �Vox aud�ta perit littera scripta manet� � Unknown. (The heard voice dies, but the written letter remains.)
• 12/13/02: �Sic transit Gloria,� � Unknown. (So passes glory.)
• 1/8/03: Stultum est tim�re quod vit�re n�n potes,� � Cicero. (It is foolish to fear that which you are unable to avoid.)
• 1/13/03: �M�t�t� n�mine d� t� f�bula n�rratur,� - Horace. (The name having been changed, the story is told about you.)
• 2/24/03: "Dente lupus corn� taurus petit," - Horace. (With his tooth the wolf attacks, and with his horn the bull attacks.)
• 3/2/03: "Fid�s unde abit, e� numquam redit" - Publius Syrius. (Faith from whence it goes away, there it will never come back.)
• 3/10/03: "Satis diviti�rum est, nil amplius velle" - Quintilium. (It is enough of riches to want nothing more.)
• 4/10/03: "Leve fit, quod bene fertur onus" - Ovid. (The burden becomes light that is carried well.)
• 4/14/03: "In a�re pisc�ris" - Plautus. (You are fishing in the air a.k.a. wasting your time.)
• 5/5/03: "Discend� discimus" - Unknown. (We learn by teaching.)
• 5/14/03:

  "O sib�le, s� ergo
  Fortibus es in er�
  O nobili de�s trux.
  Vates enim? Causa an dux," - Unknown. (Just say that one out loud a few times... I'm not sure if actually means anything in Latin...)

(Nota bene: Due to text limitations, all long accents marks appear as circumflexes. Adjust pronounciation accordingly.)