Not Indexed What I learned in Catholic school by Kathy Shaidle Enough Canadian history to score 13 out of 15 on the recent Angus Reid quiz that most of my fellow citizens failed miserably. And that's History, not Social Studies, Geography, not Earth Studies, and English, not Language Arts.
Girls mature faster than boys.
How else to explain why most boys, in their separate high school across the street, clearly hadn't aged since kindergarten. During my rare trips to Cathedral Boys to deliver documents and such, I felt like Diane Fossey on her first day in the jungle. What my public school peers saw in these screeching hulks was beyond me. Nuns, unlike priests, aren't easily frazzled or fooled. Their powers of nicotine detection, in particular, border on the supernatural.