Rutgers opens first university based professional psychology school
The Rutgers Graduate School of Applied and Professional Psychology, now in its second year, aims to place psychologists in the community. Dean Donald Peterson says the program seeks to convert research into practical help for mental institutions, schools, and health centers, focusing on human problems beyond labs.
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Rutgers School
Investors Savings Names Hillside Manager Daniel F. Ryan
Daniel F. Ryan was named manager of the Investors Savings and Loan Association Hillside branch at 1128 Liberty Ave. The announcement came from association president Roland Lewan Jr. Ryan, with nearly twenty years in banking, previously worked at New Jersey National Bank and Manufacturers Hanover Trust. He serves in the Navy, lives in Howell, and aids local youth groups.
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Daniel F. Ryan
Investors Savings and Loan Association
Hillside
Liberty Ave
Roland Lewan, Jr
Association
Ryan
New Jersey National Bank
Hanover Trust
New York City
United States Navy
Staten Island Community College
American Institute of Banking
Howell
New Jersey
National Exchange Club
Holy Name Society
Howell Central Little League
Investors Savings
Savings and Loan
Millburn
Short Hills Mall
East Orange
Union
Irvington
Plainfield
Navesink
Spring Lake Heights
Freehold
Hospital program aids heart attack victims
Overlook Hospital launches a cardiac patient education program led by Dr Kopel Burk and nurse Barbara Leipow in the CCU. A dedicated nurse team provides psychological support and clear instruction, guiding patients and families through diet, exercise, and gradual activity to resume work and normal life.
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Overlook Hospital
Kopel Burk
M.D
Barbara Leipow
B.S.N
R.N
Overlook
CCU
Burk
December 1775 in New Jersey a turning point near Trenton
In December 1775 loyalist and wartime actions unfold as British and colonial moves collide. Courtlandt Skinner in Morris County criticizes independence rhetoric while Parliament amends the Prohibitory Act. Continental Congress prints three million dollars to fund troops, Knox moves seized war materials toward Cambridge, and Montgomery and Arnold fail at Quebec. Salem Poor is honored for valor as France may aid the American cause. Hessian enlistment grows amid global shifts.
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Morris County
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Richard Smith
Continental Congress
Richard Montgomery
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Benedict Arnold
Quebec City
Montgomery
Arnold
Philadelphia
France
Hess
Brunswick
Germany
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Homestead Oil Company
Ransey Ave
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Andover
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Harmonia the Family Savings Bank
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