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“Raise the Wage” Campaign Builds Support at Rutgers Day

PublishedMay 15, 2013

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URA-AFT members at Rutgers Day — (left to right) Cathy Stanford, Theresa O'Neill, Lucye Millerand, Dorothy Grauer.

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