By Wendy Humphrey Princeton Packet December 11, 2013 West Windsor, N.J. – What could be a better way to learn about politics and government than by hearing from those who do it for a living? That was the premise for Leonard Winogora, Senior Instructor in the Social Sciences, as he developed the curriculum for his State and Local Politics (POL 102) course this fall. [...]
By Carol Gorga Williams Asbury Park Express November 21, 2013 EST LONG BRANCH — In 1963, when President John F. Kennedy signed the Equal Pay Act, women made 59 cents for every $1 men made for the same jobs. [...]
By Susan Stabley Charlotte Business Journal November 15, 2013 Christine Todd Whitman, former head of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, kicked off the Charlotte Chamber’s Energy Summit on Friday with a series of compliments. [...]
By Walter O'Brien NJ.com October 29, 2013 BERNARDS — A year after Superstorm Sandy, former New Jersey governor Christine Todd Whitman said governments need to pay more attention to nature and the environment if we are going to be prepared for the future. [...]
By Darryl Isherwood NJ.com October 27, 2013 Former Gov. Christie Todd Whitman has long preached for a more moderate version of Republicanism on the national level and this week said the current conservative wing of the party cannot win the presidency. [...]
By Christopher Robbins NJ.com October 26, 2013 HOLMDEL – Many hands helped put together the New Jersey Vietnam Veterans’ Memorial and Vietnam Era Museum and Educational Center, but they were guided by three governors’ leadership. [...]
By Julie Mack Mlive (Michigan) October 26, 2013 KALAMAZOO, MI -- You can count Christine Todd Whitman, former Republican governor of New Jersey and former director of the Environmental Protection Agency, as among those surprised and disappointed by U.S. Rep. Fred Upton's hard turn to the right. [...]
By Yvonne Zipp MLive.com October 22, 2013 KALAMAZOO, MI – Palisades Nuclear Power Plant isn't going anywhere, said a former head of the Environmental Protection Agency Tuesday. [...]
By Christine Todd Whitman October 17, 2013 We've had a reprieve. The government is open again and the United States will pay its bills - for now. [...]
By Dan Heyman Public News Service October 14, 2013 LITTLE ROCK, Ark. - With many safety inspections suspended because of the federal government shutdown, observers say there's an increasing risk for workers. At least half of the staff members at federal safety agencies are furloughed, and many operations that normally keep workers safe on the job have stopped. [...]