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Gov Kristi Noem calls on public universities to engender profound love of country, casts doubt on college civics curriculum

Gov Kristi Noem calls on public universities to engender profound love of country, casts doubt on college civics curriculum
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This Scientist Is Determined To Get Women Juiced About STEM Careers

This Scientist Is Determined To Get Women Juiced About STEM Careers
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Marguerite Snow Scovel

Marguerite Snow Scovel Site staff COTTAGE GROVE – Marguerite Snow Scovel, age 100, of Cottage Grove, passed away on Saturday, May 22, 2021. On Jan. 7, 1921, a beautiful baby girl arrived on Planet Earth in the care of Lena and William Raymond Cook. Marguerite Snow Cook’s 100-year journey began in the upper northeast corner of South Dakota in the little town of Langford, where her Dad was the dentist and his brother, “Uncle Doctor” to Marguerite, was the physician for the 510 souls living there. She was preceded in birth by a brother she was not to meet, Marshall Emerson Cook, born in 1919, passed away in his sixth month, a victim of influenza. Her sister, Mary Louise, joined the family in 1924.

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Alverno College Announces Faculty Promotions

Reply Alverno College (Alverno College) It is with great pride that Alverno College announces the recent promotions of our esteemed faculty. Mary Kitten, DNP, RN, CRRN, has been promoted to professor of Nursing. Kitten earned her Bachelor of Science and her Master of Science in Nursing from the University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee. She earned her doctorate in Nursing Practice from Alverno College, and has taught at Alverno since 1995. Vallimae Sternig, MSN, RN, has been promoted to professor of Nursing. She earned a Bachelor of Science in Nursing and a Master of Science in Nursing from the University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee. She has taught at Alverno since 1998.

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Noem: Universities should not use funds to teach critical race theory

View Comments Gov. Kristi Noem is asking the South Dakota Board of Regents to preserve “honest, patriotic education” and to consider whether funds are used to teach critical race theory in the state’s public universities. “I have become increasingly concerned about a growing movement throughout the country to reject patriotic education and downplay the positive revolution in human affairs set in motion by our Founders,” Noem said in a letter dated Monday to each individual Regent on the board. She added students should “understand the full picture of our nation’s history,” including the country’s greatest achievements and “long struggles” to overcome injustice.

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