Assessment in higher education: the potential for a community of practice to improve inter-marker reliability by Ian Herbert, John Joyce, Trevor Hassall

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"Old," "New," and "problem" Souths: historical change and ideological instability in Thomas Nelson Page's <i>In Ole Virginia</i> by Peter Templeton, Andrew Dix

“…Despite his initial misgivings about this candidate, Page eventually campaigned vigorously for him, making his support especially clear in an open letter to the New York Times in October 1912 (146). By affiliating himself with the Democratic Party and, indeed, being comfortable enough in this new home to accept Wilson's offer of a diplomatic appointment, Page ultimately conformed to Virginian orthodoxy of the period, with the Democrats carrying the state in every presidential election cycle from 1876 until Herbert Hoover's win for the Republicans in 1928. …”
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