CNB Guest Editorial: Princeton students, learn the entire history

 

We hold this truth to be self-evident: If Thomas Jefferson were judged by his American progeny solely by the way he treated his slaves, we\’d denounce everything he stood for, shutter the University of Virginia, burn half the collection in the Library of Congress, pledge our allegiance to King George, and give Louisiana back to the…

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Dr. Farooq Rehman, a Middlesex neurologist accused of improperly touching a female patient

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NEWARK – A Committee of the State Board of Medical Examiners (BME) has ordered the temporary suspension of the medical license of Dr. Farooq Rehman, a Middlesex neurologist accused of improperly touching a female patient during two separate examinations at his Neurology Consultants of Central Jersey office in Old Bridge.

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Alleged Paterson Drug Dealer Arrested: Charged with Selling Heroin that Killed a NY State Man

\"\"TRENTON – Acting Attorney General John J. Hoffman announced that an alleged Paterson drug dealer was arrested today on a first-degree charge of strict liability for drug-induced death for allegedly selling the heroin laced with fentanyl that killed a man in Warwick, N.Y., in October.

Shawn Flemmings, 33, of Paterson, was arrested without incident today on a warrant by members of the New Jersey Division of Criminal Justice and the Passaic County Sheriff’s Office, who stopped him in a car in Paterson. He is being held in the Passaic County Jail with bail set at $100,000 full cash. The first-degree charge carries a sentence of 10 to 20 years in state prison. Flemmings is charged in connection with the death of Stephen Ference, 27, of Warwick, N.Y. Ference was found dead inside his home on Oct. 17 as a result of an overdose.

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How Rutgers turned an abandoned skyscraper into a luxury dorm

 

NEWARK –For decades, the cavernous building on Washington Street was one of Rutgers University\’s biggest embarrassments. The 1920s skyscraper, built as the grand headquarters for a Newark insurance company, served as the home of Rutgers-Newark\’s law school. But, by 2000, it had grown so rundown, the school moved out and the building was closed up. Rutgers…

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CNB Sports: Philadelphia Eagles Embarrassed by Buccaneers at Home; Final Score 45-17

 

PHILADELPHIA — The boos were scarce in the fourth quarter of the Eagles\’ 45-17 loss to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Sunday. So was the attendance. There were wide swaths of empty seats throughout Lincoln Financial Field, because there was little reason for the fan base to even stay to voice its disapproval. There was enough…

 

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