Tuesday, September 29, 2020

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Princeton Symphony Goes Live at Morven

The Princeton Symphony Orchestra is using a small presentation to make a big statement on Thursday, September 24, when the PSO Brass Quintet performs at Morven Museum & Garden.

Opportunities

Virtual opportunities abound for artists, musicians, athletes, and those who simply want to help out.

The Jersey Devil in Literature

The Jersey Devil’s bigger-than-life status has been helped by a growing number of books, films, visual art works, and even songs inspired by what has been dubbed New Jersey’s official state demon.

The Jersey Devil in TV and Film

The Jersey Devil has been a frequent documentary film subject, such as in New Jersey Network’s 1972 documentary, but its fictional screen time seems to start rolling in 1993 on the popular television show “The X-Files.”

The Jersey Devil in Song

Jersey Devil music, like the legendary creature itself, doesn’t seem to exist until it suddenly appears — sometimes seemingly from nowhere.
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Survival Guide

Forum to Showcase PU’s Innovation Pipeline

Survival Guide
All manner of research — with all manner of potential real-world applications — will be on full display, in a virtual setting, at the annual Innovation Forum presented by Princeton University’s Keller Center on Tuesday, September 29.
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Virtual Business Meetings, September 23 to 30

Survival Guide
Upcoming webinars address topics related to COVID-19 as well as general business concerns.
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What’s Your Emotional Intelligence?

Survival Guide
The authors of "Leading by Feeling: Nine Strategies of Emotionally Intelligent Leadership' give a talk through Princeton Public Library on September 16.
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Virtual Business Meetings September 16 to 23

Survival Guide
Upcoming webinars address topics related to COVID-19 as well as general business concerns.
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The ‘Big Game Hunter’ Has Tips for Your Job Hunt

Survival Guide
Jeff Altman, a career, leadership, and executive coach who uses the moniker “Big Game Hunter,” leads a virtual session on interview skills for the Professional Service Group of Mercer County on Friday, September 11.
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Virtual Business Meetings September 9 to 16

Survival Guide
Upcoming webinars address topics related to COVID-19 as well as general business concerns.
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The Ethics of the Hunt for a COVID Vaccine

Survival Guide
Philosopher and bioethicist Ben Bramble addresses the ethical issues with conducting challenge trials for coronavirus vaccines.
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Fast Lane

On the Move: MSNJ, Rutgers, Novitium, and More

Fast Lane
MSNJ is launching an insurance denial registry. Rutgers social work students have partnered with CIS. Richard Tang Yuk is leaving the Princeton Festival. Novitium in expanding in East Windsor.
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Springdale: 125 Years Old and Getting Younger

Fast Lane
Few golf clubs in the United States are old enough to hold 125th-anniversary parties, but Springdale Golf Club in Princeton is one club that can claim that distinction.
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On the Move: YWCA, Amazon, Deaths

Fast Lane
The YWCA Princeton has a new director of development. Amazon is hiring 7,000 workers in New Jersey, including 2,500 in Robbinsville.
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Rider Announces Tuition Decrease

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Rider University has announced a series of new measures intended to strengthen the overall value of a Rider education.
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Commentary

Truth in Accounting Has Bad News for NJ

Between the Lines
Truth in Accounting, a Chicago, Illinois, nonprofit dedicated to educating and empowering citizens with government financial information, releases an annual report on the health of each of the United States. The report just released reports the following — with grim news for New Jersey.
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Letters to the Editor

Between the Lines
The Sourland Conservancy thanks participants in the Sourland Spectacular. The League of Women Voters urges citizens to ensure their voter registration is in order.
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The Arts in the Current Era

Between the Lines
This year’s Fall Arts Preview is new in a way no other in memory has been.
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The State of Our World

Between the Lines
Gyms and restaurants are back. Black people face continued injustices. And a proposed bill threatens New Jersey's farmland.
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