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[quote=Anonymous]I seriously doubt 14:04 is a Holton girl but is the crazy person who keeps posting on this forum about Landon and Hitler.

1) The Hilton incident happened in 2003. What the poster fails to tell is the students were expelled from the school.

2) The students that ended up in the hospital were not Landon students but students who came to Landon already intoxicated and tripping. (inc one from GP)

3) I am not sure how you can say the arts have been abandoned. These students would disagree:

Congressional Art Competition Finalists Named
Posted 04/11/2011 03:01PM
Six Landon Artists Are Honored

Works by six Landon artists have been selected as finalists in the 2011 Congressional Art Competition for Maryland’s Eighth Congressional District. Representative Chris Van Hollen’s office announced the results of this annual competition, sponsored by the U.S. House of Representatives.

Fifteen student artists from Landon submitted works to the competition, and all will receive a Congressional certificate of participation personally from Congressman Van Hollen at a Reception on April 11th at VisArt in Rockville.

The finalists’ artwork is on display at VisArt from April 6-May 4. Of more than 250 works submitted, 92 were selected to be exhibited.

Congratulations to Landon’s artists

Ten Landon Artists Are Competition Finalists
Posted 03/30/2011 01:34PM
Landow Gallery Reception Is April 2

Ten Landon Upper School students are among the 88 finalists of the 2011 Best of the Independent Schools Art Competition. The Competition, now in its fifth year, is sponsored by the Landon Fathers Club. The winners will be announced at a Reception in the Landow Family Gallery on Landon’s campus on Saturday, April 2, from 3-5 p.m. The works are currently on exhibit at the Landow Gallery from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily.

This year’s competition drew 180 entries from 16 independent schools from Baltimore to Virginia. The entries represented five categories: mixed-media, drawing, painting, photography and sculpture. Landon Upper School art teacher Walt Bartman organized the event.

The works are being juried by Bethesda native Gavin Glakas, an internationally recognized portrait painter who has painted numerous works for the House of Representatives.

4) The hazing is not happening. The US boys especially the seniors have worked hard to be role models and supporters of the younger kids.

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