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RCSJ Celebrates Opening of Inspira Health Sciences Center

Rowan College of South Jersey (RCSJ) hosted a ribbon cutting ceremony on May 1, on the Gloucester Campus, celebrating the newly completed Inspira Health Sciences Center. The two-story 27,390-square-foot Inspira Health Sciences Center will be home to the new Respiratory Therapy program, RCSJ’s current Exercise Science program, and the future Medical Technician and Surgical Technician programs. All […]

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Buena Student Earns Communication Major of the Year Award at Atlantic Cape Community College

Faces in the news / Editorial

Atlantic Cape Community College held its 16th Annual Communication Awards ceremony on April 28 on the Mays Landing campus in the Walter E. Edge Theatre. More than 100 awards in over 40 categories were presented to communication students, alumni, faculty and media professionals, along with the highly coveted Communication Major of the Year Award, which

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Rutgers Master Gardeners of Cumberland County at Cherry Blossom Festival

Faces in the news / Editorial

Rutgers Master Gardeners of Cumberland County presented a sign acknowledging its part in establishing the Meditation Garden at the Seabrook Buddhist Temple in Bridgeton. Master Gardener Marylou Osterman presented the sign to Susan Jaques, Temple president, at the Cherry Blossom Festival at Seabrook Buddhist Temple on Sunday, April 23. Master Gardeners will begin labeling the

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Madison Manno Crowned Miss Tri-City

Community Update / Editorial

Congratulations to Madison Manno, Miss Tri-City 2023, who was crowned on April 30 at the Landis Theater. Madison is an 18-year-old High School Senior and is looking forward to her year of service. Madison and eight other contestants competed in talent, an on-stage question, a private interview and evening wear. First runner up: Jayden Ruiz

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Spring for Mom

Cover Story, Archives / Editorial

Be honest: Your mom was the mother of dragons way before Game of Thrones was a thing. She raised you and your fellow fire-breathers, so for this Mother’s Day, Mom certainly deserves a break from reality—perhaps a little time spent in a woodland-inspired fantasy land. Lucky for you, such an enchanted village is located not

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Crane or Heron?

The Great Outdoors, Archives / Editorial

As I write this column, my husband and I are visiting Carlingford, Ireland, a medieval town along the east coast near the border of Northern Ireland. It is on the Carlingford Lough (fiord); the southern side is Ireland and the northern shore is Northern Ireland. The area is best known for its oyster farms, medieval

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No Judgment, Please

Commentary, Archives / Editorial

In our efforts to reduce and ultimately eliminate the stigma associated with mental illness we need to get to the root of the problem. Fundamentally, people stigmatize others because they judge them. Possibly without recognizing it, some people are prejudiced against those with mental illness. They may think that those with mental illness are somehow

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College Bands Perform Spring Concerts

Community Update, Archives / Editorial

The Rowan College of South Jersey–Cumberland (RCSJ) Campus Jazz Band and Wind Symphony will be sharing musical vibes at community events this month. Two of their performances will take place at the Guaracini Center located on the RCSJ– Cumberland Campus. The jazz band and wind symphony instrumentalists and vocalists will present their annual Spring Campus

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Surviving A Recession With A Strong Marketing Strategy

Archives / Editorial

As originally published on Forbes.com. In the uncertain times of economic decline, many business owners ask themselves, “Can we afford to keep advertising?” At Clearbridge Branding Agency, we ask, “Can you afford to stop?” On the downswing, many things can change in business. Budgets are slashed, roles are reduced, and even amenities like free company

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The Advantages of Being a Social-First Brand

Archives / Editorial

The terms social-led or social-first brand refer to an organization that puts social media at the forefront of its operations. As consumers expect honest, transparent, and personal interactions on social media, companies should consider the social-first approach. But what social-first brand advantages can a business or organization benefit from if they go that route? Be

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RCSJ Celebrates Opening of Inspira Health Sciences Center

Buena Student Earns Communication Major of the Year Award at Atlantic Cape Community College

Rutgers Master Gardeners of Cumberland County at Cherry Blossom Festival

Madison Manno Crowned Miss Tri-City

Spring for Mom

Crane or Heron?

No Judgment, Please

College Bands Perform Spring Concerts

Surviving A Recession With A Strong Marketing Strategy

The Advantages of Being a Social-First Brand

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