ACLU suing Newark over transparency in Facebook founder’s $100M donation to city schools
Tuesday, August 23, 2011, 1:32 PM By David Giambusso/The Star-Ledger NEWARK — A battle over transparency surrounding Facebook founder…
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A little (editorial) knowledge is a dangerous thing
Paul L. Tractenberg This newspaper’s Aug. 15 editorial (“It’s time to pass scholarship act”) proves that a little knowledge…
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In New Jersey, oversight of higher education is up in the air
Matt Katz, Inquirer Trenton Bureau Unions representing employees at colleges and universities say Christie has ignored the law that…
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New Jersey public colleges’ tuition rises 4 percent on average
By DIANE D’AMICO Education Writer Undergraduate tuition and fees at the state’s 10 public colleges will increase an average…
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Rutgers faculty decry spending on athletics
BY PATRICIA ALEX STAFF WRITER The Record The faculty union at Rutgers University is crying foul after a report…
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N.J. teachers getting smaller raises, study says
Jeanette Rundquist/The Star-Ledger TRENTON — Average pay raises for teachers dropped this year to their lowest ever, the result…
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Rutgers sports costs don’t anger Christie
By CHARLES STILE COLUMNIST Governor Christie never let a mere technicality, such as lack of authority, stop him from…
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Teacher Contract Talks: Slow Going, Small Raises
A third of school districts will be starting out the year without a contract in place By John Mooney,…
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Rutgers Athletics Grow at Expense of Academics
Rutgers Grows Athletics, Trims Academics By Curtis Eichelberger and Oliver Staley – Aug 16, 2011 12:00 AM ET Aug….
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Can Teachers Alone Overcome Poverty? Steven Brill Thinks So
Dana Goldstein This article appeared in the August 29-September 5, 2011 edition of The Nation. Steven Brill, the journalist…
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Big Deal Book Newsletter – 8/15/2011
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