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Constitution Day

Bishop Library Atrium

Guest speaker, Dr. John Hinshaw, Chair of Social Sciences and Professor of History, will celebrate the Constitution of the United States. The Constitution was signed in Philadelphia on September 17, 1787. To commemorate the 238th anniversary, Dr. Hinshaw will speak about “The Right to Vote: 350 years of Voting in Pennsylvania.”

All community members are invited to join us for the speech and light food and drinks. A limited number of Pocket Constitutions will be available for students.

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