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For the past year I’d heard rumblings that it might happen, but earlier this week the state's plans were revealed—Rutgers-Camden is going to become part of Rowan University.
moreThe 'Good and Kind' Heart of Lincoln
In his final act of compassion, the 16th President spared the life of a war-weary private from New Jersey.
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Bullying CD Gets Respect
Can an album with an anti-bullying theme meant to educate children win a Grammy? A seasoned writer and producer of children's music believes it can.
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Tea Party Like It's 1774
In Ten Tea Parties: Patriotic Protests That History Forgot, New Jersey-based historian Joseph Cummins shines a bright light on some obscure and forgotten rebellions from America's past.
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Jersey's Man of Science
As the lone physicist in the U.S. Congress, Rush Holt has become a voice for innovation and education.
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Experts Ponder Charter School Rejections
Only four new charters approved from latest round of 55 applicants.
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Does Size Matter?
In many Jersey schools, classes are growing larger. Not everyone agrees how that will affect student performance.
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A Different Kind of Lesson
A new documentary titled In God We Teach recounts the story of a Kearny High School teacher accused of proselytizing for Jesus in the classroom.
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To Infinity and Beyond
A Q&A with Charles Liu, a professor of astrophysics whose The Handy Astronomy Answer Book is very popular among children.
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Seeing Green
Eight New Jersey Institute of Technology students travel to Washington, D.C. to participate in the Sustainable Design Expo.
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Pirates Anyone?
The Marine Mammal Stranding Center offers summer educational programs for children.
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Heightened Goals for Higher Education
Former Governor Tom Kean is concerned about the future of higher eduction in the state.
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Pre-K at Budget Crossroads
A recent law expands the state’s early-education program,
but will Jersey fund the mandate?
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Last Gasp of the Dinky?
For 145 years, a shuttle train called the Dinky has served Princeton’s intelligentsia. Now it might be headed for the last roundhouse.
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Opting Out After 40 Years
A teacher at Haddonfield Memorial High School calls it quits after 40 years as an educator.
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A Lesson For Our Time
The Bordentown School, a rare symbol of hope for young black citizens in the years immediately following the abolition of slavery, is the subject of a new documentary film.
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Eye on Education
Bret Schundler, former Jersey City mayor and new education czar under Gov. Christie, trains his eye towards taking on the New Jersey Education Association.
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Where Have All The Catholic Schools Gone?
The Church seeks answers as rising costs and declining enrollment force consolidation throughout the state.
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NJ's Willow School Goes Green
With its cutting-edge buildings, the Willow School in Gladstone takes green to a new level—platinum—and a new concept: regeneration.
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Charter Schools: Boon or Bust?
They rode in on a tide of hope. A decade later, the promise of New Jersey’s charter schools is only partially fulfilled.
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School Lunches Get a Healthy Makeover
With new nutrition standards New Jersey schools are making mystery meat a thing of the past.
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The Good the Bad and the Ugly
What's it Worth... Life in New Jersey
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This Time It's Personal
Reopened after a $109 million expansion, Liberty Science Center focuses on people’s impact on the environment—and each other.
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