US EditionSCOUTING YESTERDAY | Regent’s return marked turning point in South Dakota's college evolution
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SCOUTING YESTERDAY | Regent’s return marked turning point in South Dakota's college evolution
State Normal School, Madison, S.D. Photo: Dakota State UniversityThe South Dakota Supreme Court ruled April 6, 1925, that John Johnson should be reinstated to his seat on the Board of Regents, settling a dispute over whether he was finishing someone else’s term or serving his own. While the case may have seemed like a personal win at the time, Johnson’s return came amid a wave of efforts to redefine the role of South Dakota’s normal schools — a …
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