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…
Greetings Earthlings, Rutgers students are fortunate enough to watch their teams play in the Big East Conference. This allows us to watch great  live football and basketball games at our school against opponents such as Louisville and West Virginia. We are also fortunate that there is a system that allows us students to claim free tickets…
By Avi Scher Photos by Mike Shanahan Ava Ward was just two days shy of her 9th birthday when she was diagnosed with Acute lymphoblastic leukemia, a cancer of the white blood cells. Instead of planning her birthday celebration she began to plan for the rigorous road of treatment that awaited her. An only child, Ava…
“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.”
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…
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.
It is no secret that athletes at all phases of their career are given some form of preferential treatment. Yet if one is to really think about what these athletes do, either on the collegiate or professional level, it quickly becomes apparent why they get preferential treatment- whether they warrant such is to a degree a matter of opinion.