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Bishop, William (Howard) (1885–1952) religious leader; born in Washington, D.C. Ordained in the Baltimore archdiocese (1915), he founded the first Catholic diocesan Rural Life Conference (1925), headed the national Rural Life Conference (1928–33), and won approval to found the Glenmary Home Missioners, for pastoral work in sparsely Catholic rural areas (1937). |
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| The chapters include articles that deal with gender equity in schools (Charol Shakeshaft), school reform and the impact of race, culture, and ethnicity (Pedro Reyes, William Velez, Robert Pena), schooling in rural and small-town America (Patricia and Richard Schmuck), values and ethics in administration (William Greenfield), and students with disabilities (Kathryn Bishop, William Foster, Kimberlee Jubala). This volume is all the more precious since the deaths of five of its subjects: Miss West, Tennesse Williams, Elizabeth Bishop, William Goyen, and John Gardner. |
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