61. New Jersey Internet Subject Guide - Newark Public Library general information. American Community Survey new jersey Search the newjersey School Directory by district or type of school. http://www.npl.org/Pages/InternetResources/SubjectGuides/newjersey.html

New Jersey General information Business, labor, and economics Culture, entertainment, and tourism Education ... Greater Newark community General information: American Community Survey: New Jersey http://www.census.gov/acs/www/Products/Profiles/Single/2003/ACS/NJ.htm U.S. Census reports for housing, societal, economic, and demographic aspects of cities and counties in our state. Business, labor, economics: Better Business Bureau of New Jersey, Inc. http://www.trenton.bbb.org/ The Better Business Bureaus of New Jersey have been consolidated into one organization to furnish consumers with alerts and news, business and charity reports, and a resource library covering products, scams, business ethics, and much more. An online complaint form is also available at this site. New Jersey Advisory Council on Safety and Health http://www.njacsh.org Unions, lawyers, and physicians involved in worker health and safety issues. New Jersey Business and Industry Association http://www.njbia.org Membership of 1,600 companies promoting business interests in the state. New Jersey Census Information http://www.wnjpin.net/OneStopCareerCenter/LaborMarketInformation/lmi25/index.html

62. School Bus Transportation News At STN Media Although some new jersey school districts and other states have voluntarily BE IT ENACTED by the Senate and general Assembly of the State of new jersey http://www.stnonline.com/stn/occupantrestraint/seatbeltdebate/nj_law.htm

New Jersey's School Bus Seat Belt Law Office of the Governor News Release September 8, 1992 Governor Signs School Bus Seat Belt Laws WEST ORANGE, N.J. After a nearly 20-year legislative gridlock, Governor Jim Florio today signed legislation requiring new school buses to be equipped with seat belts and roof escape hatchesmaking New Jersey the first state in the nation to mandate school bus safety as law. The two-prong safety measures require all new school buses to be equipped with seat belts, 28-inch seat backs and roof hatches. Approximately 900 new large buses are purchased each year. Although some New Jersey school districts and other states have voluntarily undertaken school bus seat belt efforts, New Jersey is the first state to mandate these safety measures. The legislative debate over seat belts on school buses has raged for the past 19 years. In April, Gov. Florio had urged the state's consumer advocates to help break the gridlock and push for passage of the legislation. A 1989 study by the New Jersey Institute of Technology , commissioned by the state, concluded that installing belts would improve overall safety performance. The law has the support of the state PTA and the state Board of Education.

63. RWJUH: Thoracic Center Of New Jersey Medical School in new Brunswick, new jersey, and Chief of general and general surgery residency at UMDNJnew jersey Medical School in newark, http://www.rwjuh.edu/thoracic/staff.html

Meet Our Staff Lung Cancer Emphysema / Lung Volume Reduction Surgery Esophageal Surgery Center ... Thoracic Home Meet Our Staff Our team of University Thoracic Surgeons are all board certified and have trained in some of the best centers in the world. They operate on 95 percent of patients who have a general thoracic surgery operation at Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital (based on 2003 data). Surgery on the other 5 percent of patients is performed by private (i.e., community-based) general thoracic surgeons. Please refer to the RWJUH website (www.rwjuh.edu) or the RWJUH Medical Staff referral line (phone 1-888-447-9584 or 1-888-795-8411) for more information about our community-based practitioners. The content of this thoracic surgery website focuses on the experience and offerings of The University Thoracic Surgeons. They provide expertise in all facets of thoracic surgery including oncology, pulmonary, esophageal, chest wall, and hyperhidrosis. State-of-the-art video-assisted thoracic surgery and mini-thoracotomy procedures are commonly performed at Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital.

64. AACSB International RutgersThe State University of new jersey-Camden (United States - new School of Hotel Administration. Fordham University (United States - new York) http://www.aacsb.edu/General/InstLists.asp?lid=3

65. AACSB International The University of Auckland (new Zealand). Audencia Nantes.School of Management (France) The College of new jersey (United States new jersey) http://www.aacsb.edu/General/InstLists.asp?lid=2

66. New Jersey - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia North jersey is within new York City s general sphere of influence, with many of its Blues Traveler was formed at Princeton (NJ) High School in 1987. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Jersey

New Jersey From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. State of New Jersey Flag of New Jersey Seal of New Jersey State nickname The Garden State Other U.S. States Capital Trenton Newark ... Richard Codey (D)Acting None defined Area km² th Land 19,231 km² Water 3,378 km² (14.9%) Population ( Population th Density 438 /km² (1 st Date December 18 Order rd Time zone Eastern UTC Latitude 38°55'N to 41°21'23"N Longitude 73°53'39"W to 75°35'W Width 110 km Length 240 km Elevation Highest point 550 m Mean 75 m Lowest point m Abbreviations USPS NJ US-NJ Web site www.state.nj.us New Jersey is the fifth smallest but most densely populated state of the United States of America ; the U.S. postal abbreviation is NJ . The state is named after the island of Jersey in the English Channel Contents History Revolutionary War Era Women's suffrage Law and government ... edit History Once inhabited by the tribes of the Lenape Indians , New Jersey was settled by the Dutch in the early 1630s, who formed a settlement at present-day Jersey City . At the time, much of what is now New Jersey was claimed as part of the Dutch colony of New Netherland , which also included parts of present-day New York State and had its capital at New Amsterdam , now known as New York City . Some of southwestern New Jersey also was settled by the Swedes in the mid-1600s as part of the Swedish colony of New Sweden , which included parts of Delaware and southeastern Pennsylvania . These territories were taken by the Dutch in 1654 and incorporated into New Netherland. See main article: Province of New Jersey The entire region became a territory of

67. NJ.com: Everything Jersey Give the inspector general broad new powers THE ETHICS CHALLENGE PART IICLEANING HOUSE IN new jersey. Monday, January 13, 2003. STAR-LEDGER EDITORIAL http://www.nj.com/news/ledger/index.ssf?/corruption/stories/20030113sl_ethics2.h

68. Jersey City Online -City Of Jersey City General Information -"Let Jersey City Pr Managing Dayto-Day Operations - As defined by the new jersey state statute The Department offers after school programs at the jersey City YMCA and http://www.jerseycityonline.com/jerseycity/city_of_jersey_city_general_informati

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69. New Jersey Edwina Lee has worked for the new jersey School Boards Association for more well as the leadership of both the new jersey Senate and general Assembly. http://www.nsba.org/site/view.asp?TRACKID=&VID=38&CID=350&DID=1007

70. New Jersey Research Guide Rutgers Law Journal Rutgers University, Camden School of Law general.Print new jersey Law with Forms Copy and paste this title to find it in http://www.ll.georgetown.edu/states/newjersey.cfm

Home Find It Fast State Research Resources Research Guides ... General New Jersey Research Resources This State Guide lists the major sources of law in this state. If you are a member of the Georgetown University community, the reference librarians are happy to assist you over the phone (202)662-9140 or by e-mail RESEARCH GUIDES New Jersey Research A guide to legal publications and research in published by the reference librarians at Rutgers-Camden Law Library. New Jersey Legal Research Handbook , by Paul Axel-Lute, published by the New Jersey Institute for Continuing Legal Education, 1998. Supplement available at: http://www-rci.rutgers.edu/~axellute/njlrsupp.html Printed research guides are located near the Reference Desk in the EB Williams Law Library. Statutes/Code Print: New Jersey Statutes Annotated (official) [ Copy and paste this title to find it in GULLiver Electronic: Westlaw NJ-ST-ANN Lexis NJ;NJCODE

71. Edison, New Jersey Detailed Profile - Travel And Real Estate Info, Jobs, Hotels, Profiles Edison, new jersey local houses, apartments, residents, hotels, hospitals,jobs, schools Biggest public primary/middle schools in Edison http://www.city-data.com/city/Edison-New-Jersey.html

Edison, New Jersey Back to New Jersey All Cities For a short time only we are giving away in prizes - enter just by sending us your own city pictures! Planning a vacation? Current weather forecast for Edison, NJ Population (year 2000): 97,687 Males: 47,926 (49.1%), Females: 49,761 (50.9%) Land area: 30.1 square miles Zip codes: . Median resident age: 36.3 years Median household income: $69,746 (year 2000) Median house value: $186,900 (year 2000) New: Edison, NJ residents, houses, and apartments details Races in Edison: White Non-Hispanic (55.8%) Asian Indian (17.3%) Black (6.9%) Hispanic (6.4%) Chinese (6.1%) Filipino (2.4%) Two or more races (2.2%) Other race (2.0%) Korean (1.6%) Other Asian (1.3%) (Total can be greater than 100% because Hispanics could be counted in other races) Ancestries: Italian (14.8%), Irish (11.1%), German (8.7%), Polish (7.4%), English (3.5%), Hungarian (3.2%). For population 25 years and over in Edison High school or higher: 87.6% Bachelor's degree or higher: 42.3% Graduate or professional degree: 17.2% Unemployed: 4.1%

72. Elizabeth, New Jersey Detailed Profile - Travel And Real Estate Info, Jobs, Hote Profiles Elizabeth, Union County, new jersey local houses, apartments, residents,hotels, hospitals, Biggest public primary/middle schools in Elizabeth http://www.city-data.com/city/Elizabeth-New-Jersey.html

Elizabeth, New Jersey Back to New Jersey All Cities Submit pictures of this city Planning a vacation? Current weather forecast for Elizabeth, NJ Population (year 2000): 120,568, Est. population in July 2002: 123,279 (+2.2% change) Males: 59,674 (49.5%), Females: 60,894 (50.5%) Elevation: 38 feet County: Union Land area: 12.2 square miles Zip codes: . Median resident age: 32.6 years Median household income: $35,175 (year 2000) Median house value: $143,000 (year 2000) New: Elizabeth, NJ residents, houses, and apartments details Races in Elizabeth: Hispanic (49.5%) White Non-Hispanic (26.8%) Black (20.0%) Other race (15.5%) Two or more races (5.9%) Asian Indian (1.0%) American Indian (0.8%) Filipino (0.7%) (Total can be greater than 100% because Hispanics could be counted in other races) Ancestries: Portuguese (5.5%), Italian (5.0%), Polish (3.5%), West Indian (3.3%), Irish (3.3%), United States (3.1%). For population 25 years and over in Elizabeth High school or higher: 61.7% Bachelor's degree or higher: 12.1% Graduate or professional degree: 4.2% Unemployed: 9.0%

73. NJPEP: Virtual Academy (New Jersey Professional Education Port) general Resources. Grades K12 Middle/High School Selected Content Areas The new Homework , This article gives a strategy to use in evaluating http://www.njpep.org/classroom/homework_help/gen.htm

NJPEP Home Classroom Support Homework Help General Resources Grades K-12 Middle/High School Selected Content Areas Articles/Tips Grades K-12 AFL-CIO Homework A list of sites which contain collections of helpful information or search engines. Ask A+ Locator Links to information and homework help in various subject areas. Ask Jeeves Kids Kids' version of Ask Jeeves. Children can ask questions and get responses. There's a section entitled "Study Tools" that includes homework help, a dictionary, thesaurus, world atlas, an almanac, links to math, astronomy, history, and more. Ask Jeeves for Schools The "Study Tools" has a calculator, an encyclopedia, etc. Click on Students for informative e-films on environmental subjects. Big Chalk Discovery BJ Pinchbecks homework helper is in subject-based categories. See the left menu for special links devoted to parents, students or teachers. FirstGov for Kids Government (and some other) sites for a variety of subject areas. Check out

74. New Jersey United For Higher School Standards - General Media Clips new jersey United for Higher School Standards is an alliance of organizationshelping education stakeholders hold informed discussions about new jersey s http://www.newjerseyunited.org/presskit/clips.asp

UPCOMING EVENT There are no new events at this time. /11/2005, Standards Alive 2005 TV Segment View Broadcast: Low Bandwidth High Bandwidth (Windows streaming media, Windows Media Player 9 required.) 2/25/2005, Clifton Journal View Clip (156KB JPEG file) 2/24/2005, Courier View Clip (590KB JPEG file) 2/23/2005, Parsippany Life View Clip (7MB JPEG file) 2/14/2005, Two River Times View Clip (646KB JPEG file) 2/10/2005, Cape May Star and Wave View Clip (115KB JPEG file) 2/10/2005, Coast Star View Clip (142KB JPEG file) 2/10/2005, Gloucester City News View Clip (158KB JPEG file) 2/10/2005, Haddon Herald View Clip (204KB JPEG file) 2/10/2005, The Home News Tribune View Clip (155KB JPEG file) 2/10/2005, News Leader View Clip (186KB JPEG file) 2/10/2005, Ocean County Observer View Clip (314KB JPEG file) 2/9/2005, Bayonne Community News View Clip (149KB JPEG file) 2/7/2005, The Home News Tribune View Clip (186KB JPEG file) 2/6/2005, Suburban Trends

75. New Jersey Legislature Adopts Resolutions Against STW -- July 1999 Education Rep The following resolution opposing Schoolto-Work passed the new jersey Senate on Be It Resolved by the general Assembly of the State of new jersey that http://www.eagleforum.org/educate/1999/july99/stw-focus.html

EagleForum.org Shop Donate Contact Us ... New Eagle Forum Website PS Report Radio Scoreboard State Leaders ... Council Registration Join Eagle E-mail! EagleForum.org updates More info about Back to July Ed Reporter NUMBER 162 THE NEWSPAPER OF EDUCATION RIGHTS JULY 1999 New Jersey Legislature Adopts Resolutions Against STW The following resolution opposing School-to-Work passed the New Jersey Senate on May 10. An identical resolution (AR 146) is pending in the General Assembly, where it was introduced by Assemblymen E. Scott Garrett and Guy F. Talarico. AR 146 has more than half the Assembly members as cosponsors. This resolution represents a significant accomplishment by the grass roots (led by NJ Eagle Forum), who worked hard to educate citizens throughout the state. Though New Jersey's plan to make on-the-job training mandatory for every high school junior and senior has been derailed, School-to-Work or "Workplace Readiness" retains strong support from Governor Christine Todd Whitman and the New Jersey Department of Education (NJDOE). In a related development, the state's largest teachers union, the NJEA, and two school districts have filed suit to force the NJDOE to ensure that public debate is allowed before any rules are imposed on public schools. STW policies have been implemented in New Jersey and other states without such debate.

76. Inspector General Letter - Sept. 26 2002 Trenton, NJ 08625. Re Paterson School 6. Dear Inspector general Did theteachers’ union request that the new jersey Work Environment Council conduct http://www.edlawcenter.org/ELCPublic/AbbottSchoolFacilities/FacilitiesPages/Reso

Education Law Center 155 Washington Street, Suite 205 Newark, New Jersey 07102 TTY (973) 624-4618 Fax (973) 624-7339 September 26, 2002 Edward Neafsey, Inspector General Office of Government Integrity Office of the Attorney General PO Box 063 Trenton, NJ 08625 Dear Inspector General: As counsel for the plaintiff-class in the Abbott v. Burke litigation, I am writing to request that your office conduct a full and thorough investigation of health and safely repairs at School #6 in the Paterson school district. This work was performed over summer 2002 pursuant to a contract authorized by the Economic Development Authority (EDA) pursuant to the Educational Facilities Construction and Financing Act (EFCFA), N.J.S.A. 18A:7G-1 et. seq. In particular, it is our understanding that EDA authorized a contract to remove and replace the boiler and roof at School #6, with work to be completed before the start of school in September 2002. We further understand that this work included the removal of asbestos from the boiler room area, and that the contractor failed to undertake this activity in a timely and proper fashion. Despite this failure, the Paterson school district authorized teachers and students to begin the school in the building on September 3, 2002. School #6 in Paterson is presently closed as a result of serious concerns raised by teachers and parents about the failure of the EDA and the Paterson school district to properly complete asbestos removal work at the school. As a result of the school closing, students from School #6 have been transferred to School #21, and students in both schools are now on split sessions due to the lack of space at School #21. This situation has disrupted the education of students in both schools, and has placed hardships on teachers and parents.

77. Legislature - New Jersey- NCSBS Although some new jersey school districts and other states have voluntarily Enclosed are general school bus safety rules and information for bus drivers http://www.ncsbs.org/legislature/legislative_nj.htm

The National Coalition For School Bus Safety Home Page Mission Membership Crash Reports National News Parents' Stories Endorsements Fact Summaries ... Accident Form Accident Data Pre-2000 Links Contact NCSBS If you like this site click here to Tell a Friend Legislature - New Jersey click here to download the document, as below. SUBJECT: NJ LAW New Jersey's School Bus Seat Belt Law Office of the Governor News Release September 8, 1992 Governor Signs School Bus Seat Belt Laws WEST ORANGE, N.J.After a nearly 20-year legislative gridlock, Governor Jim Florio today signed legislation requiring new school buses to be equipped with seat belts and roof escape hatchesmaking New Jersey the first state in the nation to mandate school bus safety as law. The two-prong safety measures require all new school buses to be equipped with seat belts, 28-inch seat backs and roof hatches. Approximately 900 new large buses are purchased each year. Although some New Jersey school districts and other states have voluntarily undertaken school bus seat belt efforts, New Jersey is the first state to mandate these safety measures. The legislative debate over seat belts on school buses has raged for the past years. In April, Gov. Florio had urged the state's consumer advocates to help break the gridlock and push for passage of the legislation. A 1989 study he New Jersey Institute of Technology, commissioned by the state, concluded that installing belts would improve overall safety performance. The as the support of the state PTA and the state Board of Education.

78. Newark, NJ | The Newark Museum's Dreyfuss Planetarium | DREYFUSS PLANETARIUM GEN 49 Washington Street, newark, new jersey 071023176 973-596-6529 As a generalrule, planetarium shows are not recommended for children under 4 years of http://www.newarkmuseum.org/planetarium/pages/general.htm

Museum Home Dreyfuss Planetarium TICKETS and GENERAL INFORMATION Price (per program) Adults Children (under 12) Senior Citizens College Students Planetarium Tickets must be purchased in addition to the Suggested Museum Admission which is $7.00 for Adults, $3.00 for Children, Seniors, Students (with valid I.D.), and free for Members. All visitors and museum members must report to the front desk for ticketing before proceeding to the planetarium. Tickets go on sale as soon as the Museum opens on a first come first served basis only, so please plan to arrive early. Please note that seating is limited, programs begin promptly, and that latecomers cannot be admitted. The planetarium is not recommended for children under 4 years old. Strollers are not permitted and all children must be accompanied by an adult. Advance reservations are required for schools and groups, please call the Education Office at 973-596-6690. Group programs have different schedules and fees, see: Programs for Schools and Groups Members of The Newark Museum must redeem all coupons and complimentary passes at the Information Desk before proceeding to the planetarium. Seats are available on a first come first served basis only.

79. The Avalon Project : Colonial Charters, Grants And Related Documents general Charters 1492 Priviledges and Prerogatives Granted by Their Catholic 1676 - The Charter or Fundamental Laws, of West new jersey, Agreed Upon http://www.yale.edu/lawweb/avalon/states/statech.htm

@import url(../css/iestyles.css); The Avalon Project at Yale Law School Colonial Charters, Grants and Related Documents Major Collections What's New Avalon Home pre 18 ... Century SEARCH the Colonial Charters: General Charters Connecticut Delaware Georgia ... Virginia General Charters - Priviledges and Prerogatives Granted by Their Catholic Majesties to Christopher Columbus; April 30 - The Letters Patents of King Henry the Seventh Granted unto Iohn Cabot and his Three Sonnes, Lewis, Sebastian and Sancius for the the Discouerie of New and Unknowen Lands; March 5 - Letters Patent to Sir Humfrey Gylberte June 11 - Charter to Sir Walter Raleigh; March 25 ... - Commission to Sir Ferdinando Gorges as Governor of New England by Charles ; July 23 Connecticut - Fundamental Orders; January 14 - Fundamental Agreement, or Original Constitution of the Colony of New Haven, June 4 - Government of New Haven Colony - Charter of Connecticut Delaware - Charter of Delaware - Constitution of Delaware Georgia - Charter of Georgia - Constitution of Georgia; February 5 Maine - A Grant of the Province of Maine to Sir Ferdinando Gorges and John Mason, esq., 10th of August

80. The Avalon Project : Province Of West New-Jersey, In America, The 25th Of The Ni The Avalon Project at Yale Law School. Province of West newjersey, in America, I. That there shall be a general Free Assembly for the Province http://www.yale.edu/lawweb/avalon/states/nj08.htm

The Avalon Project at Yale Law School Province of West New-Jersey, in America, The 25th of the Ninth Month Called November. 1681 Forasmuch as it hath pleased God, to bring us into this Province of West New Jersey, and settle us here in safety, that we may be a people to the praise and honour of his name, who hath so dealt with us, and for the good and welfare of our posterity to come, we the Governor and Proprietors, freeholders and inhabitants of West New Jersey, by mutual consent and agreement, for the prevention of innovasion and oppression, either upon us or our posterity, and for the preservation of the peace and tranquility of the same; and that all may be encourage to go on cheerfully in their several places: We do make and constitute these our agreements to be as fundamentals to us and our posterity, to be held inviolable, and that no person or persons whatsoever, shall or may make void or disanul the same upon any presence whatsoever. I. That there shall be a General Free Assembly for the Province aforesaid, yearly and every year, at a day certain, chosen by the free people of the said Province, whereon all the representatives for the said Province, shall be summoned to appear, to consider of the affairs of the said Province, and to make and ordain such acts, and laws, as shall be requisite and necessary for the good government and prosperity of the free people of the said Province; and (if necessity shall require) the Governor for the time being, with the consent of his Council, may and shall issue out wrists to convene the Assembly sooner, to consider and answer the necessities of the people of the said Province.

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