Reply to Whiting Defends Illinois State University Name Change
Emory Kays argues the 1869 act and 1862 law support a liberal practical education for the industrial classes, defending the University’s mission and denying a shift in purpose with the removal of the word industrial from its name. He cites regents and educators, explains the inclusive intent, and urges readers to study facts before judging.
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