NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ– En marzo, el gobernador Chris Christie se unió a varios gobernadores republicanos para apoyar una demanda en contra de la orden ejecutiva del Presidente Barack Obama que protegerá de deportaciones a millones de inmigrantes indocumentados.
May 2015
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New Plays at Annual Genesis Festival in Crossroads Theater
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ—On May 29 and 30, the Crossroads Theater Company is hosting their annual Genesis Festival which has been running since the late 80’s.
At the event, a wine and cheese reception will be served after the readings of two new plays.
These two plays, like all performances at the Crossroads theater company will help progress the theater’s mission, and will help keep the theater unique in its design.
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Confucius Institute at RU Holds Free International Conference
Conference Focuses on the Four Earliest Writing Systems on Earth
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Oficial RUPD acusado de robar $30.000 del Sindicato de la Policías
NEWARK, NJ— Grace Stewart, un oficial de policía recluta asignado al campus de Rutgers University – Newark, ha sido objeto de acusaciones penales por robar $30.000 del Sindicato que representa a los oficiales.
Pero la universidad ha guardado silencio sobre su situación actual como empleado y un oficial de la ley a pesar de las reiteradas preguntas.
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Polícia de New Brunswick proponen usar cámaras de cuerpo
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ— El Departamento de Policía de New Brunswick (NBPD) está investigando el uso de "cámaras corporales" por su propia fuerza policial.
"El departamento de policía apoya el uso de cámaras de cuerpo y está estudiando la logística detrás de la implementación de cámaras de cuerpo 'para el departamento completo", dijo el capitán de Policía de New Brunswick, JT Miller.
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Under Pressure From Critics, PARCC Agrees to Cut Down on Testing in 2016
TRENTON, NJ—The multi-state PARCC (Partnership for Asessment of Readiness for College and Careers) consortium that oversees that administration of its online standardized testing across the United States announced that it would be rolling back the number of tests administered during the academic year from two to one.
The decision comes amid the second roll-out of the controversial test in New Jersey's public schools, as well as a slew of bills and resolutions in the NJ Legislature meant to curb the reach of PARCC testing in the state.
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Album Review: What We Play is Life
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ–Trumpeter Lee Hogans’ latest album, What We Play is Life, is an impressive showcase of his fluency in the languages of jazz, funk, and soul. As Lee is a current member of legendary bassist Marcus Miller’s band and a former member of the bands of Maceo Parker, Prince, and Jay-Z, this comes as no surprise.
