The homepage of SJU.edu reveals that the University of the Sciences is now a part of Saint Joseph's University. Clicking on the "History in the Making" button takes you to this announcement - University of the Sciences, a leader in healthcare and science education for 200 years, is merging with and into Saint Joseph’s University, combining a strong Jesuit academic tradition … [Read more...] about University Of The Sciences And St. Joe’s Complete Merger
Debating Unborn Child Dignity Act – Mic. Cut, Comments Stricken From Record
📽️ @PAHouseGOP leader has meltdown on House floor after it was raised that his caucus is 100% white in a chamber that is 70% male while pushing bills that hurt women's health, especially Black and brown women.He had it stricken from the record then they shut down the floor. pic.twitter.com/xy1qwI8eYG— J.J. Abbott (@jjabbott) June 9, 2021 On Wednesday (June 9), … [Read more...] about Debating Unborn Child Dignity Act – Mic. Cut, Comments Stricken From Record
Lower Merion GOP Sees Opposition To Critical Race Theory As A Winning Issue
On Tuesday (June 8), the Republican Committee of Lower Merion Narberth (RCLMN) on its Facebook Page, posted a video that was sharply critical of Critical Race Theory (CRT), and the teaching of CRT in public schools.RCLMN also sent an email on Thursday (June 3) with a link to an article entitled "Critical Race Theory: What It Is and How to Fight It."Last September, the … [Read more...] about Lower Merion GOP Sees Opposition To Critical Race Theory As A Winning Issue
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Weighs In Against Closed Primaries
On Sunday (June 6) The Editorial Board of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette came out in opposition to Pennsylvania's "Closed Primary" system. The Post-Gazette wrote - Pennsylvania is among a handful of states that practice closed primaries, meaning that only Democrats and Republicans can cast ballots in the spring contest for candidates seeking major-party endorsement. It is a … [Read more...] about Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Weighs In Against Closed Primaries
Check Out Villanova Library’s 1908 Autocar Catalog
A massive fire in 1956 in Ardmore is what comes to the minds of nearly all of those Mainliners who are old enough to have any association at all with the word Autocar.But there's a lot more to the history of Autocar in Ardmore than the fire, which actually occurred while the plant was being torn down, and after the company had moved its manufacturing operations to … [Read more...] about Check Out Villanova Library’s 1908 Autocar Catalog