Step 1: Change the constitution to protect the people.
Today, March 14th, 3 men at the Exxon/Mobile station on Route 18 near Commercial Avenue had an interesting way of dealing with their flooded tanks. The following pictures and video are from about 12:15pm, March 14th, 2010. Photos by Mike Shanahan Video by Charlie Kratovil [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M4y4zq1pbEE[/youtube] What else do you expect from Exxon? This info…
Intense rain and high winds in the Central Jersey brought down many trees and flooding which caused reported power outages in the 5th, 2nd, and 1st wards. Sections of Route 18 were closed in both directions as the Raritan River crested its banks.
by Mike Shanahan New Brunswick – According to a press release from the Education Law Center, Governor Christie’s statewide cuts to higher education may be out of compliance with agreements made between the state and the federal government. When New Jersey accepted federal stimulus money – State Fiscal Stabilization Funds – last year it agreed…
by Mike Shanahan New Brunswick – According to a press release from the Education Law Center, Governor Christie’s statewide cuts to higher education may be out of compliance with agreements made between the state and the federal government. When New Jersey accepted federal stimulus money – State Fiscal Stabilization Funds – last year it agreed…
[EDITORS NOTE: Originally posted February 12th, 2010] By Bianca Spivak, Photos by Mike Shanahan Comedians, poets, musicians, and playwrights all came together Monday night at the Rutgers Student Center for the common cause of generating donations for Haiti relief. The proceeds from Creative Blend, an event sponsored by Verbal Mayhem, Lambda Sigma Upsilon Fraternity, Black…
I must commend Aaron Marcus and James Winters in their valiant effort to silence Ben West and his preposterously ignorant claims about the usefulness of government. Clearly Mr. West is just an out of touch elitist who wants to tax all your money, kill your grandparents, and give you an abortion.
Students, Faculty, Staff and even a few Administrators around the country protested university tuition hikes across the country yesterday as part of the March 4th Day of Action for Public Education. The protests spread from California to public universities in New York, Wisconsin, Alabama, Michigan, and Massachusetts. In all there were over 100 events in 32 states.
Students, Faculty, Staff and even a few Administrators around the country protested university tuition hikes across the country yesterday as part of the March 4th Day of Action for Public Education. The protests spread from California to public universities in New York, Wisconsin, Alabama, Michigan, and Massachusetts. In all there were over 100 events in 32 states.
by Mike Shanahan Much has been said about the Tea Party movement over the last year. Â Fox News seems to devote about an hour’s worth of broadcast time a day. Â Even the Targum seems to have an column or Letter-to-the-Editor in reference to it almost every day of the week. Â Most of the debate has…