By: Molly Rush The movement to gain the vote took decades, but it finally succeeded in 1920 with the passage of the 19th amendment. The struggle for the right of women to […]
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U.S. Immigration: A Sordid History
(Photo: Casa San Jose’s Facebook) By Linda Nordquist In response to the zero-tolerance immigration policy that resulted in the separation of infants, toddlers, and children from their mothers and fathers, Rep. […]
What Thomas Merton Means To Me, A Priest And Writer
BY WILL LAWBAUGH They whom we love and lose a re no longer where they were before. They are now wherever we are. –St. John Chrysostom Thomas Merton’s journals, from 1939 to […]
Rejoice, Americans, We Have A Great President
July 1, 2017 – By Matias Aranda All praise Trump, for He is great. Let’s face it: Our president has told an occasional fib or two, but to say that He […]
Past in Present: Historical Implications of Science and Society
July 1, 2017 – By Nijah Glenn Dr. Jotham Parsons is an historian and a faculty member in the Duquesne University History Department. He is also my former professor for History of […]
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