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May is fast becoming a turning point for Raging Chicken Press. This month we’ve had more submissions than we can put out in any one “issue,” let alone finding the hours in the day to do all the editing and formatting necessary to push things out to you on our site. But it’s also...
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If there is one thing that I’ve learned since founding Raging Chicken Press about a year ago, it’s to welcome even the smallest bits of encouragement and recognition for the work we are doing–from reader’s emails and comments to reviews by fellow bloggers. Raging Chicken Press has become my second job as it has...
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Yes, it’s St. Patrick’s Day! It seems just too good to be publishing the March issue of Raging Chicken Press today. Here’s too it. Given that some of you may be in search in green beer later in the day, I’m going to cut to the chase and let you know what’s in this...
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I arrived at the McFarland Student Union building with more than hour to spare before Lt. Governor James Crawley would introduce the Corbett administration’s most recent round of crippling budget cuts to the Kutztown community. The building’s perimeter had been well secured by a small force of local deputies, whose presence provided an appropriate...
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It seems like getting the February issue out took FOREVER! I don’t know if that’s what it felt like for all of you out there, but it was certainly my experience. But, the important thing is that it’s out! And, it’s kind of cool that we published the February issue on the one year...
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“They’re homogenous, we are not. They’re disciplined, we are not. We got the memo, we know the framing discussion, we understand the use of language, but we just don’t do it.” It is a common understanding—a collective acknowledgement born out of the disaster that was the Nixon administration—the Republican is a vile and bestial...
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