TCNJ football visits Montclair State to continue long rivalry | cnbnews

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The Lions (2-3, 1-2 NJAC) need a victory to remain in the New Jersey Athletic Conference race. They will face the Red Hawks (2-4, 2-2 NJAC), who have lost their last two contests. Kickoff is scheduled for tomorrow (Saturday) at 3 p.m.

The College of New Jersey football will hit the road this weekend, traveling to Montclair State University. It marks the 79th time the two programs will line up on the gridiron, making it the longest standing college football rivalry in New Jersey history.

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Morning Bell: Heritage Experts React to Vice Presidential Debate

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For more analysis of the debate, video, a slideshow of photos, and a word cloud of Obama’s and Romney’s answers, visit our Debate 2012 page.

Quick Hits:

The news that new unemployment insurance claims dropped sharply to 339,000 last week raised eyebrows. But the numbers are incomplete, explains Heritage’s James Sherk, a result of bureaucratic incompetence.

Asked about the terrorist attack in Libya on September 11, a spokeswoman for President Obama said \”the entire reason that this has become the, you know, political topic it is, is because of Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan.\”

The federal government finished the 2012 fiscal year $1.2 trillion in the hole, yet managed to purchase a new luxury fleet of \”parade limousines\” at a cost of $23 million, reports the Washington Guardian.

Google reveals the breakout search term for last night’s vice presidential debate was \”Biden laughing.\” Last week during the first presidential debate, viewers were searching \”Simpson Bowles\” and \”Dodd Frank.\”

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Traditional Values Coalition: Joe Biden\’s Embarrassing Performance

Provides a glimpse of the bullies who rule and reign in Washington, D.C.

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Now America gets to see the Joe Biden that Washington insiders have always known — the condescending bully who interrupts, lies, and twists the facts.

Are you thinking about Executive Orders and the upcoming \”lame duck\” session yet?

We ought to be.

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HIGHWAY SIGN PROGRAM PROMOTES NEW JERSEY ON-FARM ACTIVITIES

Departments of Agriculture, Transportation Join to Support Agritourism

(CHESTER) – New Jersey Secretary of Agriculture Douglas H. Fisher and Deputy Transportation Commissioner Joseph Mrozek today visited Alstede Farms in Chester Township, one of 23 agritourism operations in the state benefitting from highway signs directing drivers to their locations.

Working with the Department of Agriculture, the New Jersey Department of Transportation significantly revised its Tourist Oriented Destination Sign (TODS) program and tailored it to the needs of agritourism in an effort to help agricultural businesses build their base of regular customers and attract higher numbers of tourists.

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Temple Defeats La Salle, 2-1, In Atlantic 10 Action

NCAA FIELD HOCKEY

PHILADELPHIA – Temple scored five minutes into the game and never looked back in handing La Salle a 2-1 Atlantic 10 loss on Friday afternoon at DeVincent Field. Junior Olivia Shoemaker (Telford, Pa. / Souderton) scored the Explorers\’ only goal while sophomore Lisa Shaffer (Hershey, Pa. / Lower Dauphin) stopped ten shots by the Owls potent offense, which leads the A-10 in goals, assists and points.

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1971 Gloucester Catholic HS Football Team Honored

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GLOUCESTER CITY, NJ (October 2012)–Gloucester Catholic’s 1971 unbeaten, untied football team was honored on Saturday, October 20, 2012, during a reunion of team members at Gloucester Catholic High School. Team players, coaches, and staff were honored prior to the Rams’ 10:30 a.m. homecoming game against Woodstown in a special ceremony.

Guided by former coach Bob McQuillan, the 1971 Rams posted a 9-0 overall record, led by All-South Jersey standouts Jack Long and Steve Rotella, along with quarterback Steve Johnson. They capped a spectacular season with a 34-29 victory over Middle Township team in November 1971.

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