Consumers at Connecticut grocery stores would be able to know if genetically engineered foods are in the merchandise mix under a bill state lawmakers are considering to require the labeling of such foods.

Keene senator opposed to university system cuts Kaitlyn Coogan Equinox Staff   On Monday, Feb. 20, 2012 Senator Molly Kelly visited the college to discuss the relationship between the State Legislature and the colleges in New Hampshire as well as how the Senate and the House of Representatives work. Kelly explained that the New Hampshire State House is very unique. There are 400 members in the ...

States across the U.S. are debating whether or not they should allow public schools to teach courses on the Bible, based on the idea that understanding the Christian scriptures is important in understanding the history and culture of America. Not surprisingly, these Bible course bills are being met with mixed responses by lawmakers.