Fashion trends are cyclical and those in the know love it! From chunky soles to bold colors and oversized brand logos, this back-to-school season, 90s-inspired sneakers are all the rage. Here are some tips on how to stay comfortable and on-trend this school year from Laryssa Grant, a young adult buyer for national family footwear […]
The Community College Opportunity Grant, or Tuition-Free College, has been renewed for Atlantic Cape’s academic year 2019-2020. The state of New Jersey approved funding for the program with expanded eligibility, including raising the adjusted gross income to $65,000 or less for all part time or full time students. Students are encouraged to apply now since
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Governor Phil Murphy signed legislation last week (S3160) that will require the Department of Education to establish a four-year pilot program testing later school start times for high school students. The governor also took action on a bill that will require all New Jersey public schools to include mental health instruction in K through 12
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Poor physical or mental health increases the chance that formerly incarcerated individuals will commit more crimes and return to prison, according to a groundbreaking new Rutgers University–Camden study. The study—conducted by Nathan Link and Richard Stansfield, assistant professors of criminal justice at Rutgers–Camden, and Jeffrey Ward, an associate professor of criminal justice at Temple University—advances
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Color speaks without words. It’s a language we use every day, a universal tongue we all speak without opening our mouths but our eyes. We all attach value to different images, shapes and colors. And so, the importance of color in branding is evident: It’s a transformative tool for saying a lot without saying a
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Cole entered the doors at Angelic Health Palliative and Hospice Care with a smile and a confident stride. He made himself at home as he was introduced to the staff who gathered around him. They all wanted to meet him, and Cole, too, was looking forward to becoming a hospice volunteer and visiting patients. With
The Center for Historical American Building Arts [CHABA] and the City of Bridgeton are proud to announce a milestone in the restoration of the historic Nail House in Bridgeton. This 200-year-old building—after closure due to termite damage to its floor joists—has now been repaired and reopened thanks to over $100,000 in support from both the
For a second year, Rowan College of South Jersey (RCSJ) will provide tuition-free courses to eligible students through New Jersey’s Community College Opportunity Grant. One of the 18 community colleges participating in the grant, RCSJ current and new students with household adjusted gross incomes of $65,000 or less a year are eligible for a tuition-free
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Twelve seniors from 11 public-school sending districts graduated this year from Pineland Learning Center (PLC), a private special education school for students ages five to 21. Following the ceremony, class members, guests, and a contingent of PLC alumni celebrated at a luncheon prepared by Chefs Wallace Fithian and Dave Aron, as well as the kitchen
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U.S. Senator Robert Menendez visited the Rowan College of South Jersey (RCSJ) Cumberland campus on August 5 for an informal discussion with students and college administrators about his efforts to increase access to higher education by making college more affordable. Menendez was joined at the event by New Jersey Senate President Stephen Sweeney; Ali Houshmand,
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