Missouri - Revision history

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Students from Missouri

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Students from Missouri

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Controversy

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Students from Missouri

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Students from Missouri

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missouri vs missoura

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 *[[Kate Moon]]
 *[[Lindsay Braddy]]
 *[[Alex Enyart]]
 *[[Megan Gamble]]

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 == Controversy ==
-Many Knox students, particularly those from northnern states, disagree with the above statement.  They note that Missouri was a slave state and that the Missouri Legislature voted to succeed during the Civil War.  Also, many people in Missouri pronounce the name of the state Missoura.  If that isn't a southern thing, I don't know what is.
+Many Knox students, particularly those from northern states, disagree with the above statement.  They note that Missouri was a slave state and that the Missouri Legislature voted to secede during the Civil War.  Also, many people in Missouri pronounce the name of the state Missoura.  If that isn't a southern thing, I don't know what is.
 ==Missoura vs. Missouri==

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 National politicians often give talks in [[St. Louis]] where they pronounce the state Missoura. There must be a U.S. politics guidebook that says to always pronounce it that way, but they sound like idiots to the St. Louisans they are addressing.
-===Students from Missouri===
+== Students from Missouri ==
 *[[Tom Fucoloro]]
 *[[Olivia Cacchione]]

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	National politicians often give talks in [[St. Louis]] where they pronounce the state Missoura. There must be a U.S. politics guidebook that says to always pronounce it that way, but they sound like idiots to the St. Louisans they are addressing.		National politicians often give talks in [[St. Louis]] where they pronounce the state Missoura. There must be a U.S. politics guidebook that says to always pronounce it that way, but they sound like idiots to the St. Louisans they are addressing.
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		+	===Students from Missouri===
		+	[[Tom Fucoloro]]
		+	[[Olivia Cacchione]]
		+	[[Grace Carlisle]]
		+	[[Sera Hayes]]
		+	[[Kate Moon]]
		+	[[Lindsay Braddy]]
		+	[[Laura Heggs]]
		+	[[Alex Enyart]]

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	Many Knox students, particularly those from northnern states, disagree with the above statement. They note that Missouri was a slave state and that the Missouri Legislature voted to succeed during the Civil War. Also, many people in Missouri pronounce the name of the state Missoura. If that isn't a southern thing, I don't know what is.		Many Knox students, particularly those from northnern states, disagree with the above statement. They note that Missouri was a slave state and that the Missouri Legislature voted to succeed during the Civil War. Also, many people in Missouri pronounce the name of the state Missoura. If that isn't a southern thing, I don't know what is.
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		+	==Missoura vs. Missouri==
		+	There are two different parts to the state of Missouri, and they can be easily divided by how the people pronounce the name of the state.
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		+	===Missouri===
		+	You are from [[St. Louis]] and its closely neighboring areas.
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		+	===Missoura===
		+	You are either from somewhere that is not [[St. Louis]] or you are from St. Louis and are campaigning for a state-level position somewhere that is not [[St. Louis]].
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		+	National politicians often give talks in [[St. Louis]] where they pronounce the state Missoura. There must be a U.S. politics guidebook that says to always pronounce it that way, but they sound like idiots to the St. Louisans they are addressing.

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	Even though the state has an honorary star on the Confederate flag.		Even though the state has an honorary star on the Confederate flag.
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		+	== Controversy ==
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		+	Many Knox students, particularly those from northnern states, disagree with the above statement. They note that Missouri was a slave state and that the Missouri Legislature voted to succeed during the Civil War. Also, many people in Missouri pronounce the name of the state Missoura. If that isn't a southern thing, I don't know what is.