Mon Nov 29, 2004 4:26 am
"Unicorn Pride is Justified!"
That's our school's motto. When I was 6 I thought it was "Unicorn Pride is Just Fitted". *shrug*
That's our school's motto. When I was 6 I thought it was "Unicorn Pride is Just Fitted". *shrug*
Mon Nov 29, 2004 3:04 pm
Neko wrote:Let's see..."Granada Hills High School, the largest charter school in the world!" XD It's not really the motto, but that's what the signs read when you come near it.
Another LAUSDer?
Zero wrote:We ain't got one. We have a Husky as a logo though. Doggy!
Yeah, us too. Only they were too cheap to get our mascot a new suit, so he has a cheetah body and a husky head. >_<
I don't think we have a motto, though. Most public schools don't.
Mon Nov 29, 2004 9:43 pm
I think it's like "Be loved" or "Forgiveness is the key to love" or something like that. Go figure. I'm in a Catholic school.
Mon Nov 29, 2004 10:01 pm
Hmm... I can't recall the motto for my college (or if we even have one).
My high school was Carpe Diem and Ad Astra (not sure if they're spelled correctly). Most people know Carpe Diem it means "Seize the Day". Ad Astra means "Reach for the Stars". Both mottos were carved on the outside of the school. Oh and I did go to a public school, it just looked like a mansion because a millionaire donated it to the town at the turn of the century.
Anyway, also off topic, in one of my college writing classes the professor was teaching us about the concept of Carpe Diem. She told us that once she asked her students to define the term "Carpe Diem" on a test. One student (who didn't come to class often) defined it as "the process by which a fish becomes a god"
Later the student tried to get credit for at least using their brain to try and figure out an answer. 
My high school was Carpe Diem and Ad Astra (not sure if they're spelled correctly). Most people know Carpe Diem it means "Seize the Day". Ad Astra means "Reach for the Stars". Both mottos were carved on the outside of the school. Oh and I did go to a public school, it just looked like a mansion because a millionaire donated it to the town at the turn of the century.
Anyway, also off topic, in one of my college writing classes the professor was teaching us about the concept of Carpe Diem. She told us that once she asked her students to define the term "Carpe Diem" on a test. One student (who didn't come to class often) defined it as "the process by which a fish becomes a god"
Later the student tried to get credit for at least using their brain to try and figure out an answer.
Tue Nov 30, 2004 11:46 am
My schools moto is 'yad leyisrael artsi'
Which in english I guess means Hand to Country of Israel.
Funny thing is, i'v never seen it untill today...
Which in english I guess means Hand to Country of Israel.
Funny thing is, i'v never seen it untill today...
Thu Dec 02, 2004 9:04 pm
Yoshi wrote:My school's motto is "Sty Wet Tan", but also with an additional motto "Honoure Ante Honoures". However, I can't recall what either of them mean, other than the fact that they're Latin...? XP
*cough* Not that I'm a stalker or anything, but I just figured out which school you go to.
Also, "Sty-Wet-Tan" is actually in some First Nations language, Hun'q'umin'um to be exact, and it means "spirit of the west wind". (I just googled that phrase =P)
Thu Dec 02, 2004 11:07 pm
My school motto is 'In pursuit of excellence'
And they're still pursuing it after all these years...
And they're still pursuing it after all these years...
Thu Dec 09, 2004 7:14 am
Hmmm, my school's motto is "Persevere", nothing fancy. But I guess it suits my school, because it's a selective school, and work's alot harder than other schools...