JOURNEYS: New Jersey sure is seeing its share of “reality TV,” to use the term loosely. Between “Jersey Shore,” with its exaggerated 80’s-era Long Island wannabes, and “Real Housewives of New Jersey” 's uptight, mentally-challenged, plastic-surgered shriekers, our state’s image has actually hit a new low, if you can imagine that.
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JOURNEYS: New Jersey sure is seeing its share of “reality TV,” to use the term loosely. Between “Jersey Shore,” with its exaggerated 80’s-era Long Island wannabes, and “Real Housewives of New Jersey” 's uptight, mentally-challenged, plastic-surgered shriekers, our state’s image has actually hit a new low, if you can imagine that.What does this photo say to you?
EDITORIAL: What does this photo say to you? How does it make you feel? I’ve been holding onto it for some time now, unsure what to say, but knowing that it’s just wrong. Now I feel it’s time to say something.'Jersey Shore' brings out the Jersey in Christie
EDITORIAL: It's hard to imagine, but in a state where Howard Stern was once promised his own rest stop, we have a governor who's taking pokes at MTV's "Jersey Shore."Should N.J. have ignition locks for DWI convicts?
Any New Yorkers convicted of drunk driving must install a device in their cars that requires them to be sober before the vehicle will start, beginning Aug. 15. Which raises the question: Should New Jersey be next? Orthodox face 'double trauma' in reporting child sex abuse
OPINION: An Orthodox couple from Lakewood are very special and heroic people. When they found out that their son was molested by a rabbi, they confronted the rabbi and got him to admit it.
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