Sheridan Post Editorial on Northern Wyoming School Location
Sheridan Post argues against establishing a northern Wyoming college while the Laramie region debates the University of Wyoming’s place. The piece cites ongoing agitation by northern communities and predicts political pressure will shape local action, with the Laramie Republican reacting strongly.
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Laramie
Sheridan
Wyoming
Laramie Republican
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Sheridan Post
Sheridan urged to consider a northern university
A Sheridan county magnate urged Northern Wyoming to explore establishing a university or advanced school to educate regional youth. He argues funding and eastern educational support could sustain a modern institution, with a public push likely soon. The plan faces fights over institutional integrity and local control as legislature looms.
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Wyoming State University
Sheridan County
Wyoming
Sheridan Post
Laramie
Battle over University of Wyoming board sparks editorial call
The piece argues for an apolitical board of trustees focused on university integrity and progress. It notes friction between President Tisdel and trustees, urges resignations of Otto Gramm and Miss Hebard, and cites Governor Brooks seeking a Democratic trustee from Sheridan. It reports Brooks appointing M R Johnston of Wheatland and J W Rodgers of Crook County to the board.
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Wyoming
University of Wyoming
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Sheridan County
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Goyer
B. B. Brooks
M. R. Johnston
Wheatland
Harriet Knight
J. W. Rodgers
Crook County
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