In the meantime, I have one suggestion: stay engaged! Keep in touch with the SCLers you've met. Attend any fun events we host to meet more. Follow State SCL activities on social media. Exchange photos and memes on the NSCL Discord. And of course, reach out to an NSCL Officer if you have questions, ideas, or hot takes on how to wear a toga.
Happy reading, and see you at future SCL shenanigans!
SinCereLy,
Alden Okoh-Aduako
Letter from the President
Salvete, SCLores!
For those of you who know me, I'm glad to report that the parliamentarian takeover of the Senior Classical League is well underway. Now that we've seized 3/7 NSCL officer positions, we can finally start to move at a quicker pace. Before long, we'll have the entire NSCL Board. Expect future updates to be delivered by carrier pigeon.
For those of you who don't know me, salvete! I'm Alden Okoh-Aduako, your extremely unsinister and not-at-all mischievous 2025-2026 NSCL President. This past Convention was my first one as a full member of NSCL, and it was an absolute joy. Between line-judging at 7 AM for soccer, getting my socks wet at 7 AM for marathon, and co-hosting That's Entertainment! in the midst of it all, every facet of the SCL experience was just as fun as it was fulfilling. And luckily for you, this year's NSCL Board is committed to making next July even more exciting and exhausting than before.
Deerest Colleagues and Cervidae,
I hope each of you have had a lovely few months either reminiscing on convention, or preparing for the next one. I know I certainly still miss the fancy dining halls of Miami University, the dorm ping-pong table, and the roaming wildlife on campus. Thankfully, it's only 9 months until SCL can be together again at Indiana University!
After many hours of reading submissions, editing on my laptop, looking up PNGs of deer, and shaking my fist at technology, I am happy to announce that the Fall Letter of the League is here!
During my time as NSCL Editor I hope to provide you with only the snazziest, most informative, most omniscient, omnipresent, omnipotent, and indispensable publications out there.
My goal with this year's publications of the Letter of the League is to represent each of you, showcase the SCL across a wide range of states, have engaging content, keep you up to date with seasonal updates, and hopefully make you laugh every now and then. I'm always open to more submissions, whether they're article ideas, committee and state updates, pet photos, SCLife updates, or memes. Thank you for reading, and I hope you enjoy this Letter of the League!
S.V.B.E.E.V.
Emma Hulse
Letter from the Editor