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If you thought income inequality was bad in the United States, wait until you see it on a global scale

April 15, 2013

I’m not an educator – I just play one while working at the state capital

April 3, 2013

Editor’s Note: This was originally published yesterday on @ the chalk face. @ the chalk face endeavors to establish an alternative space to discuss education reform from an entirely progressive perspective. Check out their main blog, their weekly radio show on Blog Talk Radio, and make sure to “like” their Facebook page. Raging Chicken Press readers – especially those...
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In Defense of Public Education in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania

By J. Rizzo Mertz

April 1, 2013

Over the past month, Millersville University has become riled with frustration and anger. The catalyst for this discontent among the students, faculty and alumni can be traced back to 2011. Governor Tom Corbett, newly sworn into office, proposed the most drastic cuts to a state’s public education system in the country. Basic education programs...
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“NATO 3″: Cook County Judge Rules Illinois Terrorism Statute Constitutional

By Steve Horn

March 27, 2013

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 terrorism case in Chicago was a plot that was very possibly manufactured in wholesale fashion by the Chicago Police...
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Millersville Students Return from Spring Break to Organize Against Corbett

By Kevin Mahoney

March 25, 2013

Students at Millersville University return from spring break this week for the last half of the spring 2013 semester and there will be more on their minds than their studies. This Wednesday, March 27, students, faculty, and alumni will meet at 5:00 pm in the Commuter Lounge of the Student Memorial Center (SMC) to...
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Revolution or Sequestration?

By Timothy Slekar

March 16, 2013

Editor’s Note: This is the first of what I hope to be many cross-posts by Timothy Slekar and other folks @ the chalk face. @ the chalk face endeavors to establish an alternative space to discuss education reform from an entirely progressive perspective. Check out their main blog, their weekly radio show on Blog Talk...
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A Thank You from Wendy Lee

By Editor, Raging Chicken Press

March 15, 2013

Editor’s note: The amazing Wendy Lee. Wendy has been with Raging Chicken Press right from the start. Any reader of “the Chicken” knows of Wendy’s fearless and unyielding work to stop the fracking industry. I can think of no one who better represents the spirit of what we set out to do when we...
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Millersville U Commencement Speaker Controversy: It’s About Self-Respect

By Kevin Mahoney

March 13, 2013

Editor’s note: a version of this article was originally posted on the AAUP’s Academe Blog. Academe Blog is a production of Academe magazine, and focuses on issues in higher education. The blog and Academe are published by the American Association of University Professors, but opinions published in them do not necessarily represent the policies of the AAUP. Check out their...
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McDonald’s Must Pay! National Guestworker Alliance releases video

By Editor, Raging Chicken Press

March 7, 2013

Today, the National Guestworker Alliance released this video, “McDonald’s Must Pay!” The video further exposes stories of abuse and exploitation of international student in the U.S. on a J-1 visa. They came here for cultural exchange. What they got was a crash course in low-wage work and abusive labor conditions.

Don’t just stand by. Stand up for these students and all low-wage workers: SIGN THE PETITION

Tweet this video and other Raging Chicken Press stories on the abuse of J-1 students with #McDonaldsMustPay

Video by Barni Qaasim of IftiinProductions.com; Music by Ras K’dee of AudioPharmacy.com

The Persistence of Crisis @ Kutztown U: Work Harder or Fight Back

By Kevin Mahoney

March 6, 2013

Editor’s Note: I published a version of this article on AAUP’s Academe Blog earlier today. Check them out and give them some love. At my monthly department meeting yesterday, the department’s representative to our University Senate gave his report on their last meeting. As part of his report, he told us some of the...
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