Senate Bill No. 246, also known as the Pennsylvania Clean Indoor Air Act, was enacted this past week on September 11. The Act prohibits smoking in any public place in Pennsylvania, including but not limited to restaurants, bars, retail stores and bingo halls.
Students have been received e-mails, claiming to be from the help desk, asking for their usernames and password. This is a fake e-mail that gets past filtering systems which can lead to a student's account being deleted to protect other's e-mail accounts.
After what has already proven to be a ground breaking election, the 2008 Presidential race has taken yet another turn. For the first time since the race has began, Republican Presidential candidate, Senator John McCain, is actually ahead of Democratic presidential candidate, Senator Barack Obama, by one point in the latest poll produced by CNN.
With the Republican National Convention coming to a close last Thursday in St. Paul, Minn., there is a new front-runner in the race for the White House as Republican Nominee John McCain now holds a 2.7 percent advantage over Barack Obama. In RealClearPolitics.
On Sept. 10, 2008 the Annual Volunteer Fair: Volunteers Go the Extra Mile, sponsored by the Office of Service-Learning and Volunteer Programs, was held in packed Sykes Ballrooms between 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. The Volunteer Fair consisted of approximately 53 off-campus organizations and two on-campus organizations: Habitat for Humanity and Colleges Against Cancer, (formerly Relay for Life).
Americans aged 18 to 24 are the lowest voting demographic in the United States. The growing apathy of young Americans to politics is evident in the high numbers of college age students not registered to vote. West Chester University's Student Government Association plans to help remedy that on the West Chester University campus by holding a voter registration drive in honor of Constitution Day on Sept.