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1. Occupy Wall Street put inequality at top of national agenda
(Opinion/Commentary)

... in fewer and fewer hands. The OWS movement has sparked considerable debate as it speaks about the need for economic justice and true shared sacrifice. Princeton Professor Cornel West recently said, ...

2. Holiday shopping: Last minute gift ideas
(Life/Style)

... Old World Oil Company (stores are in Summit, Princeton, Long Branch and Red Bank), gifts will transport you to the Mediterranean with exotic flavors of Spain in the specially created olive oils and vinegars, ...

3. 'Who Has What?' by Robie H. Harris: A book on sexuality for children
(Opinion/Commentary)

... children: A grandmother's perspective Princeton professor's arguments about NYC sex education are obsolete Protecting African women from sexual violence Dr. Ruth visits N.J.: 83 and still a sex educator ...

4. Christmas gift ideas that support local N.J. businesses
(Life/Style)

... Princeton, Long Branch and Summit) the collection of Cazuelas (traditional terra cotta cookware from Spain) from stove-top or oven to table will brighten any kitchen and enhance any dinner setting. Richly ...

5. NRG Energy dumps N.J. offshore wind farm plan
(Sci/Tech/Science updates)

... farm off the Jersey coast. According to a press release put out by the Princeton-based energy company, NRG acknowledges monumental challenges in developing a new domestic industry, but will put active ...

6. Christie nominates Harry Harchetts of Toms River to seat on Sports Authority
(N.J./State)

... Plains New Jersey Hospital Association Representative For appointment Dr. Linda Fortunato Sieglen of Princeton The nominations will be approved by the Senate Judiciary Committee and the full upper ...

7. Mike Rice and Rutgers not on the same page in loss to Princeton
(Sports/Professional)

... in a 59-57 lost to Princeton. “This was probably the most selfish offensive game that I’ve ever been associated with as a head coach,” Mike Rice said. “We’re making the same mistakes. I’m not connecting ...

8. Holiday party bookings and catering in N.J. are on the rise
(Life/Style)

... of Salt Creek Grille, party bookings at its New Jersey locations in Rumson and Princeton have risen sharply in 2011- in fact, in Rumson, this year has seen the most holiday bookings since 2008. With early ...

9. Emerging markets are looking good for investors
(Money/Economy)

... the Princeton Club in New York City, was: emerging markets. “We expect anemic growth in developed markets and moderating but durable growth in emerging markets,” the speakers concluded. “Emerging markets ...

10. Merwick Care & Rehabilitation offering N.J. seniors tips on staying safe this winter
(Health/Healthquest)

Also offering "survival kits" for weather emergencies Merwick Care & Rehabilitation Center in collaboration with Princeton Home Care Services will host an informational luncheon on Dec. 7 in Plainsboro ...

11. Princeton Prof. Adam Cohen appointed to Oyster Creek safety panel
(Sci/Tech/Science updates)

Appointment draws criticism from environmentalists Princeton University Prof. Adam Cohen, who is described as an expert on nuclear power and safety issues, has been appointed as the independent member ...

12. Moral courage and the Penn State child sexual abuse case
(Opinion/Commentary)

... and children: A grandmother's perspective Princeton professor's arguments about NYC sex education are obsolete Protecting African women from sexual violence Dr. Ruth visits N.J.: 83 and still a sex ...

13. N.J. approves $60M for 75 emerging technology and biotech businesses
(Sci/Tech/Science updates)

... benefited this year include Princeton-based Advaxis Inc., a biotechnology company developing the next generation of immunotherapies for cancer and infectious diseases; netForensics Inc. of Edison, a security ...

14. Sustainable Jersey honors carbon footprint reduction efforts of 6 towns
(N.J./State)

... Monday that Woodbridge, Summit, Cape May City, Hoboken, Princeton Township and Jersey City are the 2011 winners of the coalition’s best effort awards. The awards are made in four categories: Sustainability ...

15. Net savings $2M or less if all staff cuts made, not $3M
(Comments/Unsorted comments)

When budgeting it is important to include both the minuses (costs) and the pluses (revenues or savings) to get a net number. When considering the bottom line in the case of Princeton consolidation one ...

16. Princeton, N.J. merger: Higher taxes and loss of identity causes of concern
(N.J./State)

BY BOB HOLT NEWJERSEYNEWSROOM.COM Two towns that already are sharing 13 services, Princeton Borough and Princeton Township, have voted to consolidate in Tuesday’s elections. The merging of the two ...

17. Gov. Christie releases long list of nominations, appointments
(N.J./State)

... Jersey Hall of Fame Advisory Commission John Crowley of Princeton Ellis Island Advisory Commission Dr. William Halperin of Montclair Montclair State University Board of Trustees Francis Michael ...

18. N.J. Democrats retain majority in Legislature, pose challenge to Gov. Christie
(N.J./State)

... must be won to overturn the federal ban on sports betting in the state. Gov. Chris Christie voted in favor of the proposal. Voters in Princeton Borough and Princeton Township approved merging the two ...

19. The HPV vaccine and children: A grandmother's perspective
(Health/Healthquest)

... education and for prevention of adolescent pregnancy. She can be reached at susie.wilson@comcast.net. RECENT COLUMNS BY SUSIE WILSON Princeton professor's arguments about NYC sex education are obsolete ...

20. U.S. Women's Rowing Team's 2012 calendar shows 'Power and Grace'
(Sports/Professional)

... in and around their federation training site and headquarters in Princeton. Virtually every morning, the team members, supported by some funds from the USOC and the National Rowing Foundation, but ...