Tuition at N.J.’s public colleges, universities third highest in the nation
By Patricia Alex, Staff Writer. The Record. Tuition at New Jersey’s public colleges and universities is the third highest…
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Sticker Prices Go Up at Public 4-Year Colleges, but at a Slower Pace
By Beckie Supiano This year’s report from the College Board on college pricing opens with what passes for good…
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Why Do Some of America’s Wealthiest Individuals Have Fingers in Louisiana’s Education System?
By Matthew Cunningham-Cook Last fall, a coterie of extremely wealthy billionaires, among them New York City Mayor Michael…
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Newark teachers blast historic salary contract signed by union leaders
By Jessica Calefati/The Star-Ledger NEWARK — Leaders of the Newark Teachers Union faced a barrage of criticism from rank…
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$750M bond for N.J. colleges would be too much debt: Opinion
By Michael Doherty On Nov. 6, New Jersey voters should vote no on Public Question No. 1, which seeks…
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Menendez won’t campaign in Miami-Dade
By Max Pizarro PISCATAWAY – With Florida a battleground and President Barack Obama losing to GOP challenger Mitt Romney…
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Rutgers AAUP-AFT Endorses Sen Bob Menendez
Donna M. Chiera of the American Federation of Teachers New Jersey, Dr. Adrienne Eaton and Dr. Jay Tischfield from…
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Facebook Foundation Turns Corner with Contribution to Newark Contract
On eve of agreement, head of Foundation for Newark’s Future talks about organization’s work so far By John Mooney…
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Lawmakers seek to end N.J. takeover of schools
By Nick Clunn, Staff Writer. The Record. Paterson would gain control of its public school system for the first…
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How political propaganda took over the movies
By Stephen Whitty/The Star-Ledger All politics is about persuasion — using logic, or more likely emotion, or most likely…
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Newark teacher union’s chief backs groundbreaking reform
By Tom Moran/ The Star-Ledger Joe Del Grosso is 65 years old now, slowed by Crohn’s disease, with a…
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