In the rolling hills 30 miles west of the City of Brotherly Love, lies the quaint and historic County of Chester, PA. Normally known for its beautiful horse farms and peaceful neighborhoods, the county boasts a […]
Editor’s Note: Thanks to Steve Horn for sending this our way. This piece was published earlier today on AntiWar.com Blog. Make sure to check out all the great work at AntiWar.com Blog. The “NATO 3” domestic […]
As Millersville University students prepare to meet and organize against PA Gov. Tom Corbett as their 2013 commencement speaker and his continuing attacks on public education this Wednesday, university administrators seem hell-bent on providing additional […]
Governor Corbett’s decision to “cliff fund” the State System of Higher Education (PASSHE) for a second straight year, again failing to restore the $90 million cut in the 2011/2012 budget, goes against the Commonwealth’s moral […]
Raise your hand if you are simultaneously sick of CPAC coverage and 2016 speculation? Well, if you agree with both of them then this is likely not going to be an enjoyable article for you. […]
After a series of votes through the Maryland House and Senate, SB 276 was passed through the Maryland House of Delegates on March 15, 2013, to repeal the state’s death penalty and replace it with life without parole. It […]
One would think that someone working more than 8 hours a day would be compensated fairly 127 years after the Haymarket Affair and one would think that packing workers into slums, dormitories or basements would […]
When you’re finished watching and have lifted your chin off your desk, check out the Main Street Campaign by Working America. We’re going to need this movement and a whole lot more if we […]
PASSHE Chancellor Cavanaugh Hits the Road, Attacks on Public Higher Ed Likely to Continue
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Na, Na, Na, Na – Hey, John! Goodbye Today, Thursday, February 28th, Chancellor John Cavanaugh will bid farewell to his stepping-stone job as head of the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education after unexpectedly announcing […]
At the end of 2012, Raging Chicken Press launched a new membership campaign to help support and expand our work. We’ve grown rapidly since we launched in July 2011 and we continue to look for […]