Wisconsin (/wɪËskÉnsɪn/ â wiss-KON-sin) is a state in the Great Lakes region of the Upper Midwest of the United States. It borders Minnesota to the west, Iowa to the southwest, Illinois to the south, Lake Michigan to the east, Michigan to the northe...
The university had its official beginnings when Wisconsin was incorporated as a state in 1848. The Wisconsin Constitution provided for "the establishment of a state university, at or near the seat of state government..." and directed by the state legislature to be governed by a board of regent...
Critique: With an all too believable and deftly written plot that could easily be ripped from today's newspaper headlines with respect to the institutionally systemic mistreatment of immigrant detainees, "Death Rattle" by novelist Alex Gilly is expertly narrative by Christopher Lane in this complete...
Tipton Poetry Journal, Passengers Journal, Ghost City Review, Plainsongs, I-70 Review and elsewhere, and has been nominated for Best of the Net. She received an Editor’s Choice Award in the Paterson Literary Review’s 2021 Allen Ginsberg Poetry Contest. Her poem, “Center of the Universe,...
The last new newspaper to come into existence was the Wisconsin Valley Leader, which began in 1902. These newspapers all exchanged ownership multiple times, which came with name changes of the papers themselves. When the Centralia and Grand Rapids papers merged, their name became Centralia ...
A Bicentennial Commemorative of the Prairie State: Readings from the Journal of the Illinois State Historical Society is an anthology of articles selected from the "Journal of the Illinois State Historical Society's scholarly archives, which span 110 years of history. More than thirty selected articl...
” A regents’ committee eventually dropped this notion after Gordon Baldwin expressed “dismay” at such a “radical embellishment to the First Amendment.” But in the end, the type of broader approach particularly urged by Delgado--whose 1982 law journal article, “Words That Wound,” ...
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The journal itself is six inches wide and eight inches high. Of special note is the elastic band admirably serves as a book mark or to keep the journal closed. Peter Pauper Press is known for their weekly planners and engagement calendars. A superb example of the latter is their Obsidian...