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Recent New Jersey college graduates amass $20,169 in debt.
What's new: About two-thirds of recent college graduates amassed student loan debt, and in New Jersey that burden averaged $20,169, according to a new survey.
13 years later, Edison teacher's gift to class takes a bough
Thirteen years ago, Susan Teal-Daubert gave seedlings to third-grade students at Lincoln Elementary School - and had not given it much thought until she received an e-mail from one of her former students last week.
Randall Grant of Flemington dies at age 65
Randall James Grant, a Vietnam veteran, lost his battle with cancer on Dec. 12, 2009, at Togus Veterans' Hospice in Augusta, Maine, where he had been a resident for two weeks.
Warner Quabeck, retired Hillsborough policeman, has died
FORKS TWP., Pa. - Warner R. Quabeck, formerly of Hillsborough Township, passed away Saturday, Dec.
Donald Sebastian was among five panelists who spoke at a forum on medical innovation.
NJIT students work with Habitat for Humanity to design Newark homes
In a seventh-floor classroom strewn with sketches and cardboard models, 13 students at the New Jersey Institute of Technology are trying to solve an urban conundrum: Can new, affordable homes avoid the ugly, box-like fate of their predecessors? The students, nearing the end of a five-year program at the Newark school, are part of an alliance with ...
NJIT students designing houses for Habitat
In a seventh-floor classroom strewn with sketches and cardboard models, 13 students are trying to solve an urban conundrum: Can new, affordable homes avoid the ugly, box-like fate of their predecessors? The students, nearing the end of a five-year program at the New Jersey Institute of Technology, are part of an alliance with Habitat for Humanity ...
WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP a ' Oritani Financial Corp. will raise its quarterly cash dividend to 7.5 cents a share from 5 cents, as of the Dec.
Colleges see 7.4% surge in foreign students
Nationally, the population of international college students rose 8 percent -- the biggest one-year bump in almost three decades.
VMLogix Launches IT Initiative for Higher Education
VMLogix, Inc., a provider of virtual machine management solutions designed for software companies and IT organizations, today announced a new initiative focused on providing budget-saving cloud technology to higher education.
N.J. Institute of Technology offering iPhone app course
At Apple Inc. 's last count, more than 85,000 applications existed for iPhone and iPod touch users.
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Mysterious flu in Ukraine continues to intensify "Digital Journal reported at the end of October that more than 40,000 Ukrainians contracted a serious virus but now more than three quarters of Ukrainians have contracted the flu-like symptoms, according to Radio Netherlands.
Disinfectant topples swine flu in testing
A "green" disinfectant that quickly wipes out a variety of microbes, from the swine flu virus and bacterial "superbugs" to deadly anthrax spores, is being tested by scientists at the New Jersey Institute of Technology in Newark.
Walter Schirra took the road less traveled three times
Born in Hackensack, NJ, Walter Schirra graduatied from high school in June 1940.
Stephen Romer Age: 49 Education: Accounting, Rutgers University Job: National service manager Answers 1. "Lumberton has been governed for far too long by an all-Republican Township Committee whose main concern seems to have been rewarding their friends like Dan Van Pelt than cutting spending or taxes.
Wagner women pick up non-conference soccer win
Dominique Bonura, Kaitlyn Llewellyn and Julie Vigliotti all tallied goals on Senior Day as the Wagner College women's soccer team blanked the New Jersey Institute of Technology 3-0 in non-league action yesterday.
N.J. losing out on $6B a year when college students flee state
When it comes to K-12 education, New Jersey is usually A-1. The state is the nation's yearly valedictorian, or salutatorian.
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The Mission Of New Jersey Institute Of Technology Researcher Is To...
Main Category: Autism Also Included In: Pediatrics / Children's Health ; Public Health Article Date: 21 Oct 2009 - 3:00 PDT NJIT Research Architect B. Lynn Hutchings believes that by making a few practical, effective and relatively inexpensive changes to school buildings, they can become better environments for students with severe physical, ...
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