Rising star label sparks debate over Iowa universities
Iowa lawmakers and university officials clash over faculty time spent in undergraduate classrooms as three state universities report varied teaching loads and pay ranges. Critics urge broader measures while supporters cite high teaching engagement and rising status for the state.
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UNI
Luther
Decorah
Sheldon Kurtz
Don Pietrzyk
College of Liberal Arts
Liberal Arts
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Greene
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Winter losses in South Dakota raise mental health concerns
South Dakota faces a harsh winter with heavy snow, livestock losses up to 40 000 head, and potential floods. Officials warn farmers may endure rising stress and anticipatory mood as financial damage approaches 10 million dollars, prompting outreach from Extension offices and mental health centers.
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South Dakota
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U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Ning
Ed Wise
Northeastern
Aberdeen
Wise
Sandy Diegal
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Kimberly Mays Twiggs Marries in Orlando After Lawsuit
Kimberly Mays Twiggs, the woman switched at birth and once suing to “divorce” her biological parents, wed on Saturday in Orlando. Her husband was identified as Jeremy Weeks. her adoptive father Robert Mays gave her away. The Twiggs attended the ceremony with Kimberly and the biological parents Regina and Ernest Twigg.
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