NYTimes: Persevering for a Saint of Their Own

This article appeared in Sunday’s (3/23/08) New York Times. It details efforts made by the Sisters of Charity to make the case for canonization for Sister Miriam Teresa Demjanovich, a Sister of Charity and CSE graduate. Click the link below to read more about Sister Miriam Teresa’s story.
Persevering for a Saint of Their Own
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CQ Researcher: Women in Politics

Does gender bias hurt female candidates? This week’s CQ Researcher offers an in-depth report on this very question.
“The number of women holding political office in the United States has grown substantially over the past two decades. But even with a record number of 86 women in Congress today, men still outnumber women by more than [...]

CQ Researcher Report: Gender Pay Gap

Each week the CQ Researcher addresses a different topic of current interest. This week’s CQ Researcher report asks the question: Are women paid fairly in the workplace? 

“More than four decades after Congress passed landmark anti-discrimination legislation – including the Equal Pay Act of 1963 – a debate continues to rage over whether women are paid fairly [...]

New Books: Business, Economics, Communications, Education, Military, Nursing & Health Care

Mahoney Library at the CSE Health Fair

If you missed us at Wednesday’s campus Health Fair, you can still pick up handouts and view our poster on Research Heart Disease in the library lobby area.
For general health information try these library databases:

Health & Wellness Resource Center (articles, videos, reference & other tools)

Health Reference Center Academic (articles)

Health Reference Center (encyclopedias, videos)

Health Source: Consumer Edition (articles)

and these [...]

Nature Photography on Display

Mahoney Library has a beautiful collection of nature photographs on display during the month of March. Stop by and take a look. The photos were all taken by local photographer Richard Howland. For additional photos, see http://rdhowland.com/.

NJKI Status Update for CSE

The New Jersey Knowledge Initiative ran out of money to fund the 11 databases that it provides to universities and small business throughout the state. The program’s budget was cut by the legislature and full funding was not restored for this year.
 What does this mean for us? Well, CSE will retain access to 6 of [...]