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	Dunning School - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Dunning School is a historiographical school of thought regarding the Reconstruction period of American history (1865–1877).
		Dunning's theory of Reconstruction contended that freedmen proved incapable of self-government and had themselves made segregation necessary.
		The Dunning School historiography was vigorously criticized for racial discrimination by W.E.B. Du Bois in many articles beginning in 1919 in The Crisis and in his epic work, Black Reconstruction in America.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Dunning_School (851 words)

	Redeemers - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		By the turn of the century, historians, led by the Dunning School, saw Reconstruction as a failure because of its political and financial corruption, its failure to heal the hatreds of the war, and its control by self-serving northern politicians, such as the people around Grant.
		This interpretation of events was the hallmark of the Dunning School which dominated most history textbooks from 1900 to the 1960s.
		While acknowledghing some corruption in the Reconstruction era, they hold that the Dunning School over-emphasized it while ignoring the worst violations of republican principles--namely the white racism of the Redeemers who denied African Americans their civil rights, including their right to vote [1].
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Redeemers (994 words)

	Robert Dunning The Caldwell Gallery
		Dunning was employed at a mill and in costal shipping to support his studies.
		Dunning is noted as a cofounder and leader of the Fall River School of still-life.
		Dunning also opened the Fall River Evening Drawing School, whose students were predecessors of the Fall River School.
	www.caldwellgallery.com /bios/dunningbio.html (128 words)

	School Bus Transportation News at STN Media
		Dunning expressed concern whether "children are indeed safer being transported by school buses than commercial vans," and indicated that while that might have been true in 1974, her belief is that vans are safer today than they were in 1974.
		Dunning also believed that child care centers that purchase school buses "will incur significantly higher vehicle costs and higher insurance, maintenance and fuel costs." We have examined the issues of costs and availability.
		Dunning's final point was that child care centers have expressed concern about the length of time it takes between ordering a school bus and its delivery.
	stnonline.com /stn/nonconformingvans/interpret/19990331_headstart.htm (1038 words)

	The Dunning School by Gail Jarvis
		Unfortunately, Dunning is considered out of step with today’s political climate, so his books and essays on Reconstruction, as well as those by his students, the Dunning School, are hard to find.
		William Archibald Dunning was born in Plainfield, New Jersey, in 1857, the son of a wealthy manufacturer with an intellectual bent and a strong interest in American history.
		Dunning’s literary style is in the idiom of his generation and he combined elegant writing with a droll sense of humor.
	www.lewrockwell.com /jarvis/jarvis57.html (2235 words)

	Augustus C. Long Health Sciences Library: Archives & Special Collections
		Dunning, along with his brother, the oral surgeon Henry S. Dunning, was a member of the committee appointed by President Nicholas Murray Butler in 1916 to study the idea of founding a Columbia dental school.
		Dunning formulated much of the new dental school's curriculum and he served on the faculty as Professor of Dentistry from 1917 until his retirement in 1946.
		From 1912 to 1918, Dunning was editor of the Journal of the Allied Dental Societies, a research journal jointly sponsored by the state dental societies of New York and New England.
	cpmcnet.columbia.edu /library/archives/findingaids/dunning.html (2177 words)

	William Archibald Dunning Biography / Biography of William Archibald Dunning Biography
		Dunning possessed the rare talent of being both a distinguished teacher and a brilliant scholar.
		The "Dunning school" in Civil War and Reconstruction historiography interpreted the events of the period in a manner more favorable to the South.
		Dunning was one of the founders of the American Historical Association, serving several years on its council and as its president in 1913.
	www.bookrags.com /biography-william-archibald-dunning/index.html (507 words)

	Reconstruction, The Essays and Articles at eNotes
		Dunning lived and wrote during a time when corruption in Republican governments was a recurring problem, which may explain his distaste for the Republican Party, while Franklin’s work was published as the post–World War II civil rights movement was reaching its peak.
		Dunning’s questioning of the Reconstruction Republicans was shaped, as Donald explains, by the corruption of Republican governments in the 1870s and 1880s.
		Dunning disagreed, writing that the purpose of these laws was “to bring some sort of order out of the social and economic chaos which a full acceptance of the results of war and emancipation involved.
	soc.enotes.com /reconstruction-article (2579 words)

	Claude Bowers - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		His research was based on the Dunning School.
		Bowers was highly critical of what he saw as fascist agitation and strongly defended the regime of the Spanish Second Republic.
		Bowers' wrote a scathing portrayal of the Reconstruction era in the tradition of the Dunning School entitled The Tragic Era.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Claude_Bowers (435 words)

	DHS-School Council Minutes
		School attendance is projected to be approximately the same as last year.
		This number puts the school in the middle of the number of incidents of all high schools in county the school is the second smallest school in county.
		Blenke explained that the school principal is not required to be the chairman of the school council under the revised law.
	www.gwinnett.k12.ga.us /DuluthHS/Sch_Council/min_archiv.htm (2473 words)

	Pasco: How to avoid summer school
		Some schools offer the tutoring after school; some open their doors before classes start in the mornings.
		Several other schools are using federal education money or extra aid they got from the state for good test scores to offer their students after-school tutoring, too.
		Just about every school has some sort of free tutoring program for struggling students this academic year, although they are available only to those students so far behind that their teachers have written an "AIP," or academic improvement plan for them.
	www.sptimes.com /News/121100/news_pf/Pasco/How_to_avoid_summer_s.shtml (863 words)

	Columns::Learning experience
		Dunning: When I was out of the country, I had a chance to think deeply about the United States and the South.
		Dunning: It was my sense that thoughtful people understood that change would occur and that it was important that we not have loss of life.
		Dunning: In the spring of ’67, there was a lot of pressure to integrate the football team.
	www.uga.edu /columns/030902/news12.html (1073 words)

	The Winchester Star (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		The School Board could get a beer bankroll, if the supervisors who hold the purse strings are able to tug votes their way when it comes time to decide the final figure.
		Dunning said the county can’t give more than $7 million or $8 million on top of the $25 million budget originally agreed to by both boards in a 2004 joint resolution.
		Dunning said his budget would include renovating the current high school and acquiring land for a new high school.
	www.winchesterstar.com /TheWinchesterStar/050902/Area_super.asp (1719 words)

	Dunning Parish Historical Society - Dunning Evacuees
		The somewhat bemused children were led into the school playground where a mock re-enactment of 'billeting' of the children took place.
		Haghill School presented the Society with a beautiful embroidered sampler so mark the occasion and an evacuee - Malcolm Picken, presented a selection of coins and notes from the war years to the Society and a war year penny to each of the Haghill children.
		It was a chance remark by one of the evacuees who had returned to settle in Dunning after the war which sparked the idea of the 1994 evacuees reunion.
	www.dunning.uk.net /evac (579 words)

	Dunning Parish Historical Society Members Page - School April 01
		When we played against Errol a girl that was on the Errol side stood on one of our player's toe and pushed her over by accident, so our team got a penalty but we missed.
		Dunning A team gave away free kicks because they kicked the ball over head height and the ball wasn't allowed to go over head height.
		Dunning Primary School had a visit from the planetarium.
	www.dunning.uk.net /members/apr01 (581 words)

	Bibliography - Reconstruction
		Strongly sympathetic to the South and its citizens, Dunning held the North responsible for Reconstruction ills and the South blameless for refusing to be “subjugated” by Reconstruction or the freedmen.
		Foundation of the Dunning school that vindicated the South, the book argued the Civil War was unnecessary and that slavery was beneficial and on the verge of extinction.
		From the Dunning school, Bowers suggested that slaves were actually happy and treated well, an accepted theory in the early twentieth century.
	cehs.unl.edu /ushistory/bibliographies/reconstruction.html (2526 words)

	Dunning About the School
		The Charlotte A. Dunning Elementary School, originally called The Frost Street Elementary School, was renamed for Charlotte Alyosia Dunning in 1965, in honor of her many years of service to the Framingham community.
		Charlotte A. Dunning is located in Framingham, Massachusetts, a suburb of Boston about 30 miles west of the city.
		The school is situated 100 yards from Frost street at the top of a circular drive nestled behind its very own Nature Trail that was built in 2001 as an Eagle Leadership project.
	www.framingham.k12.ma.us /dunning/school.htm (362 words)

	The Dunning School
		The year is 1876, and a new public school has been built in Champlin on a corner of farmland donated by John Dunning.
		Locally, there is frightening news as you walk to and from Dunning school, and recess under the oaks.
		Dunning School was in operation from 1876 through 1947.
	www.champlinhs.org /dunning.html (281 words)

	TAP: Vol 12, Iss. 15. An Unfinished Peace. Kim Phillips-Fein. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Led by William A. Dunning and John Burgess, the first generation of academic historians of the Civil War and its aftermath argued that the war was provoked by a defense of regional identity, not slavery, and that the North fought for the noble project of national reunion.
		In the eyes of the Dunning school, giving fls the right to vote and other basic civil rights was harsh punishment for the South, a sign of the vengeful nature of the radicals.
		The Dunning school dominated American historiography in the early twentieth century, just after Southern states had disenfranchised their fl populations and erected the labyrinthine system of legal segregation.
	www.prospect.org /print/V12/15/phillips-fein-k.html (1480 words)

	Arrogance (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Tom Dunning is not to blame for Reed's firm creating a hokey TV ad using footage that had been donated for the exclusive use of the 2012 Committee, whose President said they never authorized its use in a political campaign.
		Tom Dunning thought he was going to have an easy time running on his record of civic service and accomplishments.
		Tom Dunning thought he was going to have an easy time getting elected with all the ODB endorsements he secured while he was still Chair of the DFW Board.
	www.dallasarena.com /011206.htm (1880 words)

	The Winchester Star (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Although pressed for an estimate for a 185,000-square foot, 1,000-student capacity high school — what the School Board says is needed for Clarke County — Vento and Nettles said they would need time to examine the school system’s space study.
		Dunning said he had asked the companies to follow his presentation to demonstrate the alternatives to a $55 million high school.
		At the high school, Dunning and Byrd’s concept would add a 55,488-square-foot educational building, expand the library by 1,240 square feet, increase the kitchen by 4,662 square feet, add a second gymnasium, and add a new auditorium separate from the school.
	www.winchesterstar.com /TheWinchesterStar/050617/Area_clarke.asp (642 words)

	Dunning, Dale
		Dale John Dunning was born on February 15, 1932 in Dayton, the son of Millard and Evelyn (Gonyea) Dunning.
		He attended Dunning School through the eighth grade and graduated from Edison Minnetonka High School in 1950.
		Survivors include three daughters, Laura Dunning of Middle River, Kara Dunning of International Falls and Alice (Kelly) Dahl of Newfolden; special friend, Lois Hoaas of Thief River Falls; six grandsons; a sister, Nola (Rev. Don) Martin of Hutchinson; a brother, Myrle (Marvel) Dunning of Champlin; and several nieces and nephews.
	www.trftimes.com /obits/dunning_dale.htm (291 words)

	Up Front \| Campus Closeup
		Dunning entered the University of Alabama in June 1966 and remembers weeks passing before he saw another African-American student on campus.
		DUNNING: When I was out of the country, I had a chance to think deeply about the U.S. and the South.
		But he was also schooled in the Deep South, where he attended one segregated school and others that he and his three siblings integrated.
	www.uga.edu /~gm/903/FrontClose.html (3081 words)

	Times Community Newspapers - Debt for new school called excessive
		Financial experts warned a School Board committee that it needs to take a sharp pencil to plans for a new high school before taking on as much as $53 million on debt.
		Part of the plans for a new school is the School Board’s intention to hire architects to create an original design.
		Schools are being built all the time around the country, he said.
	www.zwire.com /site/tab3.cfm?newsid=14551308&BRD=2553&PAG=461&dept_id=506078&rfi=6 (1128 words)

	Chinatown Now, mp3, dvd, movies, new movies, independent movies, top ten dvd, allergies, China
		Steven Dunning is a co-chairman of the University and will be heading up the American side of the faculty and student exchange programs.
		Dunning is the co-chair of the new school and is heading up the film, television, and multi-media program.
		It is a safe and popular area of Beijing that houses ninety percent of foreign embassies and sixty percent of the largest and nicest hotels attracting China's growing commerce and tourism.
	www.nowchinatown.com /IBIAC.html (662 words)

	Women's Cross Country Announces Recruiting Class :: Four student-athletes to join the cross country team.
		Cochran is the school record holder in the 100 meters, 200 meters, 400 meters, 4x100 relay, long jump, and most points scored in a single season.
		Dunning is a Class-A shot put state champion in 2002 & 2004, All-State Academic Track and Field 2004, varsity basketball player, Academic High Honors Award winner, Class Council Member, National Honor Society member, nomination for National Honor Roll, Who's Who Among American High School Students, and a member of K-Club.
		Morman is the high school record holder in the 100 meter hurdles.
	www.cstv.com /sports/c-xc/stories/050405aaa.html (1452 words)

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		High School students also score well above the national average on standardized tests and 87% of the graduating class attend higher education.
		The school's philosophy is not only to challenge its students, but also to find the right place for every student, whether an artist, athlete, performer or technician.
		Each school also provides special staff and facilities to support and enrich the basic instructional program.
	www.realty-guild.com /schools.html (409 words)

	Discredited histories of the Ku Klux Klan
		The Dunning School held academic sway for the greater part of the twentieth century.
		The following authors, all influenced by or sympathetic to the Dunning School, have been cited by some anti-masonic writers as authorities for the claim that Albert Pike was a leader in the Ku Klux Klan.
		In Virginia he supported the Fourth Constitutional Convention of 1875 — in which mixed schools were prohibited and the old system of county government was revived — and was elected in 1877 as assistant secretary of the senate.
	freemasonry.bcy.ca /anti-masonry/discredited.html (2364 words)

	Page 165
		Vincent, Church, School and its Ofcers, New York, 1872; W. Crafts, Through the Eye to the Heart, or, Eye-Teaching in the Sunday School, New York, 1873; idem, Plain Uses of the Blackboard and Slate, New York, 1881; W. Marsh, The Modern Sunday School, Philadelphia, 1874; E.
		Groser, Sunday School Teacher's Manual, 16th ed., London, 1898; A. Foster, Manual of Sunday School Methods, Philadelphia, 1899; P. DuBois, Point of Contact in Teaching, 4th ed., New York, 1900; J. Hor rocks, Suggestions towards Improving the Instruction in Sunday Schools, London, 1901; H. Williams, The Reformation of the Sunday School, London, 1902; E.
		He received his education at the high school, Nevada, Ia., and at Northwestern University; was a professional baseball player, 1883-90; assistant secretary of the Young Men's Christian Association, Chicago, 1891-95; became an evangelist in 1896, and has since devoted himself with great success to that work, receiving Presbyterian ordination in Chicago in 1903.
	www.ccel.org /s/schaff/encyc/encyc11/htm/old/0185=165.htm (949 words)

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