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control of the county for themselves. The Golden Jubilee Pageant told the story of Sioux County’s nativity from the perspective of those who won the county’s early battles for political and community
Review of: "Crusader for Democracy: The Political Life of William Allen White, ... three counties limits our appreciation of the movement’s diversity in these three states and of the ways different groups of midwestern women understood and worked for political equality. Despite these
sanitized the struggle. For conclusions about the soldiers’ political opinions, this work relies primarily on the wartime correspondence of soldiers and media published before, during, and immediately after
Review of: “The Most Complete Political Machine Ever Known”: The North’s Union Leagues and the American Civil War, by Paul Taylor ... personal interests. The public-spirited political culture of the Leagues, Taylor argues, shared much with fraternal organizations of the antebellum years, such as the Masons. The book traces the first Union
Review of: "Teacher Strike! Public Education and the Making of a New American Political Order, ... Political Order John W. McKerley 0 0 University of Iowa , USA Masthead Logo Recommended Citation - ence, heartbreak, and tragic notoriety from the early twentieth century to the present against the
Review of: One Woman's Political Journey: Kate Barnard and Social Reform, 1875-1930. Musslewhite, Lynn and Crawford, Suzanne Jones. ... political culture and woman suffrage, and her histrionic personal and political style. In One Woman's Political Journey, the first book-length biography of Barnard, the authors use the limited personal
Review of: "Man of Douglas, Man of Lincoln: The Political Odyssey of James Henry Lane, ... its territorial and Civil War periods, only John Brown surpassed Jim Lane in the attainment of historical fame — or infamy. For pure weirdness, he was unmatched. In this new political biography, Ian
Review of: "Plains Political Tradition: Essays on South Dakota Political Culture, ... . Young men who came of age in the political struggles of the 1850s carried the fight into the war and then into the postwar years of Reconstruction. They carried a generation of grudges with them. The
This essay presents its argument in three parts. Part I examines the Constitutionalist’s philosophy in some detail. Part II details the above three examples of Anti-Constitutionalist policymaking in the ... officials must only exercise authority in the manner prescribed by the Constitution. In practice, public officials must adhere to the 24. Abraham Lincoln, The Perpetuation of Our Political Institutions
Review of: "A Midwestern Mosaic: Immigration and Political Socialization in Rural America, ... ground in our understanding of women’s contributions to agriculture. Reviewer Mariana Medina is assistant professor of political science at Iowa State University. Her research and writing have focused on
constitutions has been divided into two branches: empirical (studying the documents themselves, the power relationships, and resulting institutions) and theoretical (focusing on political and legal philosophy ... English or constitutional documents, older state constitutions, and political philosophy (republicanism, emphasis on virtue, and citizens’ rights); constitutional development along chronological lines (that
participation in athletics with being a responsible citizen. In the U.S., youth sport is shaped by what many call our “neoliberal” political, historical moment, and in this way, it has a profound impact on Title ... landscape of sport and as it relates to our larger political and historical climate. To do this, our lens must ultimately be wider than sport itself. Title IX’s impact is most commonly understood within the
of Wisconsin - Madison. Dr. McQuillan earned her PhD and MA in Human Development and Social Policy from Northwestern University, a MA in Teaching from Saint Thomas University, and an AB in Political ... equity and diversity. 1. See generally Suzanne E. Eckes & Francesca Hoffman, Addressing Current Controversies and Political Matters in the Classroom, PRINCIPAL LEADERSHIP, May 2022, at 58-59 (highlighting
Review of: "Hinterland Dreams: The Political Economy of a Midwestern City, ... aldermen, much like their fellows in Boston and many large metropolises, embraced a political economy of public works based on assertive municipal power bridling private economic energy in the civic interest
Review of: "Prairie Republic: The Political Culture of Dakota Territory, 1879–1889, ... political action and commentary is frequently in the background of this study of late nineteenthcentury political culture. Jon Lauck has a personal stake in the topic: raised on a farm near Madison, South
from Iowa State University in the fall of 2019, where she earned her B.S. in History with a minor in Political Science. Clara would like to thank her professors, friends, and mentors for their support
., B.A. Economics and Philosophy, Marquette University, Director, Sports Law Program and National Sports Law Institute, Marquette University Law School, Adjunct Professor, Marquette University Law School
The district court examined UCD’s history of gender equity from 1970, stating that at all times, females were the underrepresented sex.46 Even before the passage of Title IX, UCD had a philosophy called ... part of the Three-Part Test, UCD “preferred trying to add women’s teams rather than eliminate men’s teams in attempting to comply with Title IX”—in accordance with this philosophy.47 The court notes that
economically or politically powerful parties to the bargaining table.”23 Lawsuits can also raise public awareness of a particular social problem and stimulate political activity “by revealing the vulnerability ... application of Title IX to athletics was under consideration, in the early 1970s, not only was the NCAA trying to limit the statute’s reach, but an opposing trend, the increasing social and political visibility
disability as compared to able bodied use. 74. Ellen M. McGee & G.Q. Maguire, Jr., Ethical Assessment of Implantable Brain Chips, TWENTIETH WORLD CONGRESS OF PHILOSOPHY (Aug. 1998), https://www.bu.edu/wcp ... , concerned as it was with ‘a government of laws and not of men.’”83 United States Supreme Court Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes observed that: “the felt necessities of the time, the prevalent moral and political
