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For the past several months in Philadelphia, marijuana activists have been holding demonstrations dubbed “Smokedown Prohibition’s” on the grounds of Independence Hall, and at these events, hundreds of activists would spark up at 4:20 PM . The response from Philadelphia Police and National Park authorities at the Smokedowns have been minimal. Legally, the Philadelphia...
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In a letter to the editor published in the Reading Eagle on Wednesday, Kutztown student and president-elect of the Student Government Board, Nick Imbesi, made the following appeal: The negative media coverage of Kutztown University must end. The media day in and day out are slandering the school’s name and ignoring the world-changing accomplishments coming out...
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In the video below, you can see thousands of Philadelphia public school students funneling into city hall looks like. Around 3,000 to 5,000 students walked out of class from at least 15 of the city’s schools. During their march, they had to funnel through a hallway to get into City Hall’s atrium. It was...
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Faculty members at East Stroudsburg University learned yesterday that some of them may not have jobs in the near future. ESU administrators dropped the bomb at a meeting between the university administration and representatives of the ESU chapter of the faculty union, APSCUF. In an email to faculty, the president of the ESU chapter...
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Editor’s Note: This post is Steve Horn’s latest investigative piece on the Arkansas tar sands oil spill. It originally appeared over at DeSmogBlog. Check out more of Steve’s work from DeSmogBlog and give everyone at DeSmogBlog some love - visit their site for some of the best research debunking misinformation about climate science on the web. There are few better...
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In a stellar piece of reporting by Bill Schackner of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, students, faculty, and staff of the 14 university Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education (PASSHE) and the general public now know that Kutztown University is not alone. According to PASSHE spokesperson Ken Marshall, seven PASSHE universities have all “recently amended their...
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On Monday, the Associated Press revealed that the Department of Justice used subpoenas to obtain phone records of its editors and reporters from April and May 2012. The records were obtained due to the investigation and supposed leak to the AP last year that the CIA had ”thwarted an ambitious plot by al-Qaeda’s affiliate in...
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This past week, Kutztown students, faculty and staff were first learning of the university’s new weapons policy which opens the campus to guns. The new policy, according to the Morning Call, will give ”Kutztown more gun freedom than most of the state-owned universities, even more than the sample policy suggested by the state’s attorneys,” despite statements...
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Editor’s Note: After a friend emailed him Raging Chicken Press’s story, “Welcome to Wild West U,” Alan Magee sent us this video to post. He says, “ I made it shortly after the Newtown shootings as a response to NRA efforts to use the tragedy to increase the spread of guns.” And now that we have learned that PA Gov. Tom Corbett directed state universities to open their campuses to guns, we have more organizing to do.
Gun Shop from Alan Magee on Vimeo.
Yesterday, Kevin Mahoney from the Raging Chicken Press broke a story that grabbed national and local attention about Kutztown University changing its gun policy. Here is how students and social media reacted to the controversial change.
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