Talk:Teikyo Loretto Heights University
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[edit] merge
Since these are on the same topic, I am merging the second article here. Chris 15:14, 8 April 2007 (UTC)
[edit] This article should not have a redirect
Will somebody please remove the redirect from "Loretto Heights College" to "Teikyo Loretto Heights University"? The redirect is a false one. Some programs from the old Loretto Heights College transfered to Regis University, but the new Teikyo Loretto Heights University really has absolutely nothing to do with the old Loretto Heights College except for having taken over the old Loretto Heights College campus and buildings.
Therefore, there should not be a redirect. Someone should create a new article titled "Loretto Heights College" which explains the history of that school. I will cut and paste some information below:
QUOTE:
1891 Under the direction of Mother Pancratia Bonfils, S.L., the Sisters of Loretto founded Loretto Heights Academy as a private elementary and secondary Catholic school for girls.
1918 College curriculum was added.
1926 The Teacher Education Program was established.
1941 The name was changed to Loretto Heights College as elementary and secondary courses were phased out and the school became a four-year college for women.
1941 The Nursing Program at Loretto Heights College began.
1968 A lay board of trustees was established.
1970 The first male students were admitted.
1978 A program in business was established, with an emphasis on entrepreneurship and small business.
1988 Loretto Heights College closed, and three academic programs, nursing, University Without Walls (UWW) and dance moved to Regis University. Nursing became the foundation for Regis’ Ruekert-Hartman School for Health Professions and UWW was incorporated into Regis’ School for Professional Studies.
UNQUOTE —Preceding unsigned comment added by 75.10.112.222 (talk • contribs)
- That's not an article, that's a stub, which was merged here, hence the redirect. If you want to write an actual full article, that would be different. Chris (クリス • フィッチ) (talk) 19:58, 29 March 2008 (UTC)
