Library

This series contains books from Representative Mahoney's office. The topics of the book include but are not limited to democracy, voting, education, and Pennsylvania. The books are not in original order but are instead alphabetized by title from A-Z.

Written by David Boren who for 30 years served in many professions such as state legislator, governor, U.S. Senator, and university president. The book is his reflection on what he feels is an America in trouble.

A book looking into a recent development as a growing number of people find themselves intolerant of chemicals used in various items such as perfume, air fresheners, cleaning products, and fabric softeners.

Contains a foreword by Henry R. Huttenbach and is a comprehensive look at terminology and statistical facts needed to fully understand what took place during the Holocaust in World War II.

This book is the first in a series of essays on the future of education in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. The featured essay is titled "Toward Universal Access to Higher Education- The American Experience".

This is the second in a series of essays on the future of education in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. The featured essays are by Graham B. Spanier and titled "The Challenges of Pennsylvania Demography for Higher Education" and "The Privatization of American Public Higher Education".

The book contains several authors and is a compilation arguing both the merits and the process of how the system would work where the National Popular Vote elects the President of the United States.

The book contains the second edition of several authors and is a compilation arguing both the merits and the process of how the system would work where the National Popular Vote elects the President of the United States.

This is ninth in a series of essays important to the future of the citizens of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. The featured essay is titled " Building for the Future- Strengthening Pennsylvania's Critical Infrastructures".

Is a 2003 reprint from the original 1956 with a foreword by Robert F. Kennedy. It is a list of several heroes that John F. Kennedy, then a Senator, felt deserved note.