NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ—Spring is almost here and New Brunswick Little League is accepting registration for the 2014 season.
Parents and guardians can sign up their children in person from 12-2pm during the next two Saturdays, March 15 and 22, at the New Brunswick HUB Teen Center, 411 Joyce Kilmer Ave.
You can also register online.
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ—Last April, University President Bob Barchi appointed Gregory Jackson to a newly-created position in his administration: Chief of Staff.
Previously a Rutgers Associate Vice President and Interim Vice Chancellor for Undergraduate Academic Affairs, Jackson has served as Barchi's "right hand man" from the beginning of his administration in September 2012.
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ—Authorities are still searching for New Brunswick residents Jonathan Rodriguez, 21, and Steven Perez, 19, two of the three men charged with the murder of Raheem Fuqua.
Fuqua was fatally shot in front of his house on Seaman Street last Saturday. The investigation has determined that Fuqua was the intended target of the shooting, which was not a random act.
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New Brunswick, NJ – Un sótano en el quinto distrito presentaron un “solo en New Brunswick” momento en Enero 27, 2014, durante una banda de covers con la temática de pizza y su famoso cantante entretenieron casi unos 200 espectadores.
Mientras actuaciones musicales en vivo en sótanos son comunes por todo Hub City, el espectaculo fue único por el acto principal, The Pizza Underground, y su lider, Maculay Culkin, el ex estrella infantil.
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New Brunswick, NJ – El principio de un nuevo semestre puede ser dificil para qualquier estudiante en Rutgers, pero puede ser especialmente problematico para los de la comunidad transgenero.
De acuerdo al lider de Trans*missions, Jamie DiNicola, ser trans es “no identificarse con el género que a sido asignado al nascer”.
Uno de los retos mas grandes que enfrenta la comunidad trans es su inabilidad de usar los componentes de aprendizage on-line bajo sus nombres preferidos.
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ–In late January, a delegation of 21 senior government officials from the province of Jiangxi, China, attended a Certificate Program in Public Administration at Rutgers University.
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