By Joelle Farrellm Inquirer Staff Writer
But Rutgers took no part in making the report, and its officials said they have had only the scantiest of discussions with the governor’s office about the proposed marriage of the two South Jersey schools.
Rutgers-Camden officials oppose the merger and have threatened to sue if the state forces them to join the Glassboro university and shed the Rutgers name.
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