Press: Perth Amboy Educators Call on Board For Fair Contract
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Pranks, slurs and infighting: A look inside the Kean University police
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Will Trump and Charter Schools Be Another Scam? Just Look at Pal Carl Icahn’s Lucrative School ‘Charity’
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Are You Considering Running for Office?
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Privately funded projects at N.J. colleges put on hold
By Patricia Alex, Staff Writer, The Record A fledgling commercial district with a mix of restaurants, stores and apartments…
Over Three Dozen Leading New Jersey Organizations Ask the Legislature for Small-Business Tax Fairness by Closing Corporate Tax Loopholes
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Union officials want criminal probe after N.J. chastises Kean University over $250,000 table
By Patricia Alex, Staff Writer, The Record Officials in Kean University’s hometown are pushing for a criminal probe after…
Ah, the Kean University conference table | Editorial
By Star-Ledger Editorial Board Kean University broke state law and its own purchasing policy when it bought a $250,000…
AFTNJ along with State Senators, Students, Graduates and Counselors Advocate for EOF Funding
Expanding funding for a program supporting students is critical, according to State Senate President Steve Sweeney, his colleagues, students,…
N.J. college broke law with $250,000 table, state says
by Andrew Seidman and Jonathan Lai, Trenton Bureau New Jersey’s third-largest public university broke public bidding laws when it…
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