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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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In the 2013/2014 budget, Governor Tom Corbett is expected to flat fund education, which means that we shouldn’t expect proposed draconian cuts to public education for the third year in a row. In fact, the message coming from Governor Corbett and his Budget Secretary Charles Zogby – who strikingly resembles Bill Lumbergh from “Office Space”...
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If there is one thing Governor Corbett should do for the 2nd half of his only term as governor of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, he should change the nameplate on his door to “Governor Fail.” In the first two years of Governor Fail’s tenure, citizens of this Commonwealth have watched the looting of public...
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In my email this morning: “What does the future look like at Bloomsburg University? Share your thoughts at the Master Plan Open Forum TODAY Friday, Nov. 9, from 3 to 5 p.m. in Hartline Science Center, room 108. What’s a campus facilities master plan? A campus facilities master plan is a vision for the...
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For an example of institutional hypocrisy, I would highly recommend you to send an email to PASSHE Chancellor John Cavanaugh. Seriously, send an email to jcavanaugh@passhe.edu, and ask him why he openly thanked Governor Tom Corbett and the Pennsylvania General Assembly for Senate Bill 367 – the Indigenous Mineral Resources Act – which opened...
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Editor’s Note: This article inaugurates a new Raging Chicken Press series by the same name: Smashing Apples. This series will focus on the ongoing attacks against public education from kindergarten through higher education both in the Pennsylvania region and across the country. Two weeks ago, the Chicago Teachers Union ended its one-week strike. Over...
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: Yeah, I’ve got to be honest with you. I look at this…just an absolute scam. An absolute rip-off of this Delaware loophole bill that is actually going to make the situation that much worse. The idea that we are going to slightly close the magic box in Delaware and then open up...
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The Red Rock Corner Store sits at the intersection of PA Route 118, PA Route 487, Mossville Road, and Old Tioga Pike. There used to be a pizza place across the street on 118 and a mountain outfitter across the street on Mossville Rd. Both of those have closed down in recent years. In...
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I arrived at Kutztown University in the fall of 2002. With the exception of one year, the university has been plagued with persistent budget crises – or at least talk of them – last year being the most serious, resulting in the elimination of several programs, closure of the Early Learning Center, and the...
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