o+tempora+o+mores

o mores || graded || || //Harry Mount’s article about the decline of Latin as a staple of American education makes a number of good points. But this sort of “O tempora! O mores!” cry tends to go out every few years among classical scholars without any real suggestion as to what to do about it. //link to story here (NyTimes) || *created by: Adam Publius ||
 * O tempora
 * *translation: O the times, o the customs || [|picture link here]
 * derivatives: temporary, morality ||  ||
 * *examples in English texts: