Coe Faculty Reject Three-College Summer School Plan
The Coe College faculty voted against a proposed summer program linking Coe Mt Mercy and Kirkwood. They cited credit transfer issues differing curricula and non interchangeable students, arguing such a collaboration would dilute Coe standards and raise costs.
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Madison and War Hawks Shape the War of 1812
James Madison faced war pressures from the war hawks led by Henry Clay and John Calhoun as Jefferson’s era ended. The War of 1812 reached Washington with burning of the Executive Mansion, then ended in victory at Fort McHenry and New Orleans, boosting nationalism and later naval strength.
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Jawboning and the push toward whom in grammar
Bernstein surveys the evolving use of jawboning as formal coercive talk by officials to sway policy, then discusses a 17 year old’s sentence about sports and the grammatically correct pronoun. The piece argues whom remains correct after a preposition while who may replace it in informal use.
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