College Matters | CR works through accreditation process
"Even with challenges, we have maintained our accreditation since 1967," Keith Flamer writes in this week's College Matters.
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"Even with challenges, we have maintained our accreditation since 1967," Keith Flamer writes in this week's College Matters.
The Wisconsin Decoys and Sporting Collectibles Show in Oshkosh features antique and new decoys, wildlife art, and collectibles ranging from brewery advertising to publications from the Wisconsin Conservation Department, now the Department of Natural Resources.
Letters to the Editor — Masks in schools, Texas electricity, immigrants, COVID, ‘superbug’ outbreak Readers advocate for school leaders to wear masks; discuss the column by Robert Bryce on Texas’ electrical grid; disagree about the increase in COVID-19 cases among immigrants; and would like more reporting on the recent ‘superbug’ outbreak. Mya Smith (center) and Ziggy Matherly (right) play with play-doh during the first day of school on Aug. 2, 2021, at H.I. Holland Elementary School in Dallas.(Juan Figueroa / Staff Photographer) Set mask example in schools While banning any requ...
Letters to the Editor Opinion Letters to the Editor - Deflecting blame, vaccine confusion, Section 230 about social media, Sen. Ted Cruz, Klyde Warren Park fountain Readers can’t believe the president takes no blame for the Capitol riot, say the vaccine rollout is not going well, point out social media is used by radicals on both sides, urge Cruz to step down and say the park fountain will distract drivers. Re: “Trump rejects blame for Capitol riot,” Wednesday news story. I can’t believe what the president just said. Again. After all we’ve been through since the Capitol riot, Presi...