Nothing new at Bob Jones University
In Greenville South Carolina Bob Jones University maintains its strict rules and conservative stance as it faces past and ongoing disputes over race dating and tax-exempt status. The school upholds bans on dating off campus media attendance and intergroup mixing while stressing its religious mission and isolation from federal standards. 6,000 students study on a 200 acre campus as leaders defend tax exemption and insist on self reliance.
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Greenville
S.C
Bob Jones University
Bob Jones Jr
Jones
Bob Jones
Justice Department
Congress
Reagan
Bob Jones 3d
Robert Reynolds Jones
Alabama
Billy Sunday
Lynn Haven
Fla
Cleveland
University
Bob Jones Sr
Bob Harrison
America
Russia
No set hours define attendance days under DPI rules
Iowa DPI says any time students are with a teacher counts as an attendance day when schools close early for hazardous weather. There is no fixed hour minimum. local boards set day length and 179 attendance days plus one in service day are required, with decisions influenced by lunch programs and transportation.
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United States Marines
Bob Jones University
Iowa Department of Public Instruction
Larry Bartlett
Bartlett
Cedar: Rapids
Newell Lash
Lash
Cedar Rapids
Iowa school districts to receive extra state aid under Ray plan
Gov. Ray proposes adding six dollars per student to the state aid portion of the school aid formula, totaling about 2 million dollars. The list shows district by district boosts, with Davenport, Clinton, and Des Moines among the notable increases, while some districts receive no additional aid.
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DES Moines
Iowa
Robert Ray
Ray
Mount Mercy College dean's list honors 155 students
Cedar Rapids based Mount Mercy College names 155 students to the fall dean's list for a 3.4 GPA or higher with 12 semester hours. The list includes 43 students with a perfect 4.0, featuring Cedar Rapids names such as Julie Armstrong and Joan Butler among others in multiple towns. Wartburg College also reports a dean's list of 234 students with at least 3.4 GPA and no pass no credit, including regional names like Aurora, Cedar Rapids, Decorah, Manchester, Maquoketa and Oelwein.
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Mount Mercy College
Cedar Rapids
Waverly
Wartburg College
Aurora
Brenda Martin
Brandon
Mary Allsup
Neal Allsup
Buckingham
Rodley Pritchard
Tamara Bell
Cindy Scheidt
Clermont
Kirby Klinge
Decorah
Melanie Kramme
Jan Schnitzler
Dysart
Jodie Hennessy
Robert Miller
Fayette Annette Garry
Hawkeye
Frederic Thalacker
Hazleton
Rachelle Reid
Hopkinton
Sandra Davis
Indépendence
Rachel Brimmer
Debra Greenley
Kelly McCauley
Kendall Roberts
William Penn College honors 117 students for high GPA
One hundred seventeen students at William Penn College achieved a GPA of at least 3.5 and enrolled in a minimum 12 hours, qualifying for half tuition during the first or second summer session of 1982. Eastern Iowans on the list include Belle Plaine Dan Lastovka, Brooklyn Ross McCombs, Calvin Roudabush, Guttenberg Andrew Davis, Marengo Gail.
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Oskaloosa
William Penn College
Belle Plaine
Dan Lastovka
Brooklyn
Ross McCombs
Calvin Roudabush
Guttenberg
Andrew Davis
Marengo
Gail
Three Eastern Iowa students named to college dean’s lists
Abby Gable of Cedar Rapids attends MacMurray College in Jacksonville Illinois. Jerry Plower of Anamosa attends the South Dakota School of Mines and Technology in Rapid City. Cindy S Kroeger of Tipton attends Illinois State University in Normal.
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Abby Gable
Cedar Rapids
MacMurray College
Jacksonville
Ill
Jerry Plower
Anamosa
South Dakota School of Mines and Technology
Rapid City
Cindy S. Kroeger
Tipton
Illinois State University At
Normal
Northeast Missouri State honors fall 1981 students
KIRKSVILLE Mo Several Eastern Iowans named to the 1981 fall honor roll at Northeast Missouri State University at Kirksville. Eligibility requires 12 undergraduate credits and a 3.0 GPA. Read list includes students from Anamosa Cedar Rapids Hiawatha Iowa City Kalona Lisbon Maquoketa Marion Mount Vernon Riverside South Amana South English Springville Swisher Tama Washington Watkins Wellman Williamsburg and other communities.
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Moulton Udell
Mount Pleasant
Murray
Muscatine
Nashua
Nevada
New Hampton
New Hartford
Newton
Northeast Clinton
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North Tama
North Winneshiek
Norwalk
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Oelwein
Ogden
Osage
Oskaloosa
Ottumwa
Parkersburg
Pella
Plainfield
Pleasantville
Postville
Preston
Red Oak
Reinbeck
Rockwell Swaledale
Roland Story
Russell
Sac
Sanborn
Sergeant Bluff
Seymour
Springville
Storm Lake
Stewart Menlo
Sumner
Tri Center
Tripoli
Twin Cedars
Underwood
Urbana
Urbandale
Valley
Kirksville
Northeast Missouri State University
Anamosa
Patrick Burke
Cedar Rapids
Michael Schneekloth
Timothy Schneekloth
Michael Cain
Lynn Heckensable
David Clemens
Theodore Rodenkirk
Cofroy
Kirk Goben
Hiawatha
Craig Goodfellow
Brian Greif
Mark Holmes
David Mayer
Jeffrey Young
Iowa City
Thomas Duffy
Douglas Swisher
Kalona
Myrna Fountain
Lisbon
Tracy Jamison
Maquoketa
Cynthia Martin
Marion
Sarah Bennett
Bobby Berridge
Kirk Draper
Cheryl Morgan
Ronald Ohrt
Christine Pribyl
Shelby Pritchett
Christine Sonday
Mount Vernon
Teri Sterner
Riverside
Beth Dutler
South Amana
Sarah Kessler
Jill Coffman
Kim Ewart
Swisher
Anthony Fairlie
Michelle Terpkosh
Tama
Rose Kalinay
Washington
Shelley Stout
Vera Beemblossom
Renee
German Troops Surrender at Stalingrad in 1943
In 1943 German forces officially surrendered at Stalingrad marking a turning point in World War II. The capitulation ended months of stubborn fighting and forced German troops into retreat across the eastern front.
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Stalingrad
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Westdale
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