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Another Ridgewood Business Administrator Leaves for Oradell
After five long and difficult budgets years as the Oradell Public Schools Board Administrator, Rita Cioppi will finally be getting to sit back, relax and enjoy her upcoming retirement.
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How Soon You Can Resume Having Sex After Having a Heart Attack
Her work has appeared in New Scientist and Daily Glow. Heart patients benefit from counseling about when it is safe to resume sex, according to a recent study.
Judge's reasoning in Ravi sentence in the spotlight
At Dharun Ravi's sentencing, Superior Court Judge Glenn Berman said it depended "which side of the camera you're on" when considering whether spying on his roommate's gay liaison was malicious and criminal or just prankish and juvenile.
Seton Hall Class of 2012 Graduates Monday
Raise Hope Foundation's Scott Chesney will address 1,290 graduates, who will become alumni of the nation's oldest diocesan Catholic university, at Seton Hall University's 155th Baccalaureate Commencement Ceremony on Monday, May 21, 2012 at the Izod Center in East Rutherford, New Jersey.
Sentencing day arrives in Rutgers webcam spying case
Dharun Ravi, the former Rutgers University student, on March 9 during his trial in the Middlesex County Courthouse in New Brunswick That's what it comes down to when Dharun Ravi, the former Rutgers student who was convicted of hate crimes for spying on his gay roommate's liaison, is sentenced today.
Some LGBT activists oppose jail time in Rutgers case
Addiction affliction: Psychiatrists create a stir with broad definitions Eclipse of reason: Crescent and the Corps must reach a locks deal This health care media spectacle helps no one Nicholas D. Kristof / Moving on from hyenas: Teens share their thoughts about bullies and overcoming them George F. Will / A nightmare in Tewksbury: Government ... (more)
Set goals, speakers tell Mount grads
Cardinal Peter Turkson, president of the Pontifical Council for Justice and Peace at the Vatican, who spoke at Mount Saint Mary College's commencement Saturday, receives an honorary degree from the college president, the Rev.
Supreme Court considers whether to take up anti-terrorism laws
WASHINGTON - The Supreme Court, after a four-year break from terrorism issues, is set to decide as soon as Monday whether to again take up constitutional challenges to George W. Bush -era anti-terrorism laws involving wiretapping and the Guantanamo prisoners.
More private colleges offering tuition discounts
The cost of a college education continues to increase faster than inflation; a phenomenon that's roiling family budgets and spurring calls for action on Capitol Hill.
Warren County Technical School graduates 91 students
Graduation for the class of 2012 at Warren County Technical School will be 7 p.m. June 14 in the school's gymnasium at 1500 Route 57 in Franklin Township.
Bhavin Chinu Shah, of Clifton , a freshman at the University of Hartford, Conn. would like to thank the Rotary Club of Clifton for awarding him a scholarship for RYLA Leadership, which will enable him to become a president and a senator of Hawk Hall and a member of the National Academic Honor Society for freshmen known as Alpha Lambda Delta.
I am currently a college student attending Seton Hall University. I am writing to express my unconditional support for state Sen.
Nutley engagement announcement
Jack and Bridget Vicchiariello of Nutley announce the engagement of their daughter, Kelly Vicchiariello, to Andy McFadzean of Cedar Grove .
West Milford names new superintendent of schools
Dr. James McLaughlin was named West Milford's new superintendent Tuesday, when the Cranford Public Schools Assistant Superintendent was given a three-year contract effective July 1. McLaughlin, currently assistant superintendent of administration for Cranford Public Schools, was appointed as the local public school district's next chief ... (more)
There Are 1.8 Billion Adolescents -- And They Are a Huge Health Problem
Her work has appeared in New Scientist and Daily Glow. The massive cohort of young people are more likely to make risky choices and reaching them with public health campaigns requires understanding new media.
More private colleges offering tuition discounts
The cost of a college education continues to increase faster than inflation; a phenomenon that's roiling family budgets and spurring calls for action on Capitol Hill.
Jordan Gellatly, Jaclyn Schaffer are married
Marriage vows were exchanged May 4 in St. Patrick's R.C. Church, Richmond, by Morganville, N.J., residents Jaclyn Christine Schaffer and Jordan Deane Gellatly.
Dewey Pay Guarantees May Be Worth a Dime on the Dollar
Dewey & LeBoeuf LLP partners whose guaranteed contracts undermined the firm may get about a dime on the dollar for what they're owed, no better than the janitors who cleaned their offices, bankruptcy specialists said.
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