For those who aren’t aware, today is Social Media Day, a day to celebrate the revolution of media becoming social and the technological advancements made in helping to connect to one another over the Internet . Perhaps because people have become so accustomed to using social media in their every day lives, they don’t realize…
By “Concerned New Brunswick Resident”, The history is this. In 2006, Corzine floated a BILLION dollar bond for 15 school projects. The rebuild of Redshaw and improvement of Paul Robison School were two of the projects, long delayed, that would be accomplished through this funding. 15 million (of the BILLION) was allocated for these two…
“It will be a great chance for students and members of the community to see photography they would not otherwise have access to, speak to the students creating this artwork, and mingle with a great group of people.”
“It will be a great chance for students and members of the community to see photography they would not otherwise have access to, speak to the students creating this artwork, and mingle with a great group of people.”
On October 31, 2009, RaÃces Cultural Center partnered up with Albus Cavus, Family Arts Movement, Verbal Mayhem and the Community Arts Mural Project to celebrate Halloween and El DÃa de los Muertos at the Raritan River Art Walk in New Brunswick, NJ. With the help of all the monster artists, musicians, poets, families and friends who came outside despite the dreary day, at Monster Jam 2k9, RaÃces spent the day celebrating the ancestors, community, culture and art.
This post is a link to the video produced by the RaÃces Cultural Center Archive about the event.
The vote count from the actual voting booths PLUS the early votes (by mail, by messenger, and in person): YES – 2311 NO – 2427 There are also 203 provisional ballots that are being counted tomorrow. The election is not over. At 7pm there is an IMPORTANT MEETING TONIGHT AT KAIRO CAFE! Rampant voter suppression and…
City council seats are serious positions, we need serious people to fill them. The New Brunswick City Council has made it perfectly clear they are only interested in communicating with those who speak English. It is also clear that a Rutgers Student who is fighting for change in New Brunswick is more concerned with our…
City council seats are serious positions, we need serious people to fill them. The New Brunswick City Council has made it perfectly clear they are only interested in communicating with those who speak English. It is also clear that a Rutgers Student who is fighting for change in New Brunswick is more concerned with our…
After weeding through all of their information on the internet for about 30 minutes, the only information about UNB meetings that was publically accessible was on the Discussion Board on their Facebook Fan Page. Topic: Meetings?, where a New Brunswick resident, naturally, inquired about UNB’s meeting location. The only seeming representative of UNB who responded…
