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Mental health facility to open in city
Every morning, Jackson Toby uses his daughter's blue and white tea set for his morning tea, in the bright sunroom of his Highland Park home.
Since her teens, Toby's daughter had suffered from a chronic mental illness, which at times required hospitalization.…
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Striker Ibrahim Kamara is one of five Scarlet Knights' freshmen to consistently start this year. He has already made an impact for the team, scoring a goal in the team's win over Delaware. |
Youth gives Knights a kickRU backing on youth instead of experience in 2008 season with nine underclassmen starters
There is an old adage that has been floating around college coach's circles, probably since Yale and Harvard went at it for the first college sports event in 1852: you need seniors to win. Looks like coach Bob Reasso will be putting that to the test in 2008.…
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McCain acceptance draws excited crowd
In anticipation of Sen. John McCain's acceptance speech last night at the Republican National Convention, the Eagleton Institute of Politics on the Douglass Campus and News 12 New Jersey hosted an interactive discussion preceding and following the speech. Organizers encouraged those in attendance to bring their laptops so they could submit their opinions on the News 12 Web site, and have the commentary broadcast on the television network.University
Report uncovers American employment woes
With the United States presidential race in full swing, one of the biggest concerns many college students may have is the fragile state of the economy as entering the workforce hangs in the not too distant horizon. A recent study from the Heldrich Center revealed a strong discontent among those in the work force.Opinions
He's a fratboy?
I hate fraternities. All they do is drink, haze, and try to slip roofies in girls' drinks. Or at least that's what I would have told you had you asked me one year ago. I still remember that first day at Rutgers. My good friend Erik and I wandered down College Avenue and like any other first-year males, were searching for a party that would actually let us in.Opinions
Brad Pironciak / Columnist: He's a fratboy?
Everybody has one
I hate fraternities. All they do is drink, haze, and try to slip roofies in girls' drinks. Or at least that's what I would have told you had you asked me one year ago. I still remember that first day at Rutgers. My good friend Erik and I wandered down College Avenue and like any other first-year males, were searching for a party that would actually let us in.
Cedrick Goodman: An open letter to Mayor Cahill
Letter
I would like to first thank you for taking the time out to meet with me a few months ago to discuss many of my concerns about this community and my concerns about the current direction that this city is currently going. First, let me apologize for my previous comments about retiring.
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