By Juliet Fletcher
[…] Second is the governor’s proposed merger of higher education facilities, which was meant to be decided within three weeks and would affect Rutgers University in Newark and Camden, UMDNJ and Rowan University among others. To meet his own June 30 deadline, Christie often promised he would move the concept through the Legislature if they cooperated, but warned he would happily do it through his executive powers if they would not.More>>
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