Narrator: "It's going to be privatized,"

Yea there’s something wrong with the scales. Their thumbs are on them.

As a person who has done a Non Stem program at a business school, try getting into Baruch, which falls under the CUNY system. If you are confident on your skill set that you will be able to progress without much help of the college then go for NJCU else keep looking.

Thank you very much for this post.

It's my honest opinion that we don't need a rally as much as we need to speak when we go to the polls, that we want a functional police department and a fully public state park. In the end, the only things that matter are votes and dollars.

I read it is going through financial crisis, hence I am worried now.. if they close mid way after I transfer to them, it will a disaster for me

It is a decent option but its name doesn't jump out to employers either. You may want to look at Rutgers or St Peters University as well but both are more expensive. What you really should be looking at is what internship opportunities do they offer you? Are graduates successful when they leave?

Although the school plays a part in your career, what matters more is the connections you make while you are in school which is why internships are important.

You can also try posting what you have on a “buy nothing” group on Facebook! It always feels good to give items away to your neighbors.

Since the article is paywalled, I"ll also share this post from Friends of Liberty State Park:

Thanks DEP Commissioner Shawn LaTourette for powerfully rejecting billionaire Paul Fireman's LSP commercial venues plans! "Visions of a 5,000-seat sports arena, gone. Thoughts of a 7,000-seat concert venue, also gone. "The head of the DEP laid out general plans for the revitalization of LSP Thursday, but he was specific in saying there would be no major commercialization or privatization of the state park on the Hudson River waterfront".

“Privatization of a public asset that is owned by no one because it belongs to everyone is not a thing, period, full stop,” said DEP Commissioner Shawn LaTourette.

But we must stay involved as billionaire Paul Fireman's front groups are still pushing lies about the interior 165 acres of spectacular diverse habitats and paths, and pretending that the DEP isn't going to add 61 acres of active recreation to LSP

Please attend to support the Thursday March 23 DEP Open House from 6:30 to 8pm at the Terminal with poster exhibits of the amazing urban nature plans and improvement concepts for LSP and with DEP staff there to answer questions and receive any comments. It's an information session and not a public hearing.

Keep hoping

Super illegal and there’s a state agency that polices the scales.

theres thrift stores here? i thought they all went away. i know a couple consignment shops but thats about it

Greendrop 👍🏻 I scheduled online and they picked up donation at my home.

That's wild. You should report it to the state of NJ, I'm sure they'd be liable for some hefty fine. https://www.visitmonmouth.com/Page.aspx?Id=133#:~:text=The%20Weights%20%26%20Measures%20Office%20is,is%20732%2D683%2D8590.

Edit: corrected link below: https://www.njconsumeraffairs.gov/OWM

Leave them outside in a box on a nice day with a sign that says "Free." A lot of it will be gone before you know it.

I’m reading now that they are debt themselves I really don’t know what to do now

You have valid point. Thanks for pointing it out. Now I’m really scared. Should I transfer or not😭😭 this was cheaper in comparison to others and they had STEM designated program

Definitely will look into it

That sounds like a great idea! Thanks!

You might want to look into the financial troubles it is having. I'm not trying to be overdramatic, but at present, there is at least some question about its continued, long-term existence.

Hey as long as they can improve that shit hole of a ShopRite they can down whatever

>multiple construction projects for the next year or two

hahahahaha!!!! lmao. Dude, that entire parking lot is going to be a construction zone for 15-20 years, at least. There are 10+ buildings going up in that area. The original plans called for 15 residential buildings, but I believe the latest revision includes only 12 or 13.

I’ve been hearing 10% too. But with construction starting i’m hoping it’s going to be less.

I hope so. I was bracing for the worst since it’s a managed building and they usually don’t care about retaining existing tenants. Wouldn’t even let me sign a two year last year.

It’s really expensive

Community Treasures 201-423-0360. They will pick up.