Debating C.C. Little Past and Present at the University of Michigan-Ann Arbor
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Nadine Hubbs
8 years ago
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C. C. Little argued that university was not for everyone, and admittance should be screened. Surely the same standard applies to people memorialized by U-M bldgs. They should represent our best ideals, and this report suggests he fails the test.
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Anonymous
8 years ago
PhD student, Sociology
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Diane Jonas Locker
8 years ago
LSA 1979
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Katie Kennedy
8 years ago
ABOUT TIME.
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Marie Stango
8 years ago
PhD, 2016
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Sloka Krishnan
8 years ago
MSI 2015
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Daniel Hirschman
8 years ago
BS, 2002
PhD, 2016
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Anonymous
8 years ago
This is not rewriting history. The Building should be renamed to reflect one or more of the many truly great scientists that walked the halls of the building, whether as students or professors. Prof C.C. Little and his scientific efforts will not be forgotten history - just more appropriately placed. NA, U-M Honors College, Geology B.S., 1978
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Nicholas Fadanelli
8 years ago
LSA Student Government President
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Angela Dillard
8 years ago
Happy to be involved in bringing this document to the U-M community and engaging students, faculty, staff and alums in this important debate about CC Little and history and the politics of naming/renaming buildings on campus.
C. C. Little argued that university was not for everyone, and admittance should be screened. Surely the same standard applies to people memorialized by U-M bldgs. They should represent our best ideals, and this report suggests he fails the test.
PhD student, Sociology
LSA 1979
ABOUT TIME.
PhD, 2016
MSI 2015
BS, 2002 PhD, 2016
This is not rewriting history. The Building should be renamed to reflect one or more of the many truly great scientists that walked the halls of the building, whether as students or professors. Prof C.C. Little and his scientific efforts will not be forgotten history - just more appropriately placed. NA, U-M Honors College, Geology B.S., 1978
LSA Student Government President
Happy to be involved in bringing this document to the U-M community and engaging students, faculty, staff and alums in this important debate about CC Little and history and the politics of naming/renaming buildings on campus.