Monthly Archives: October 2008
Mini-MBA: The Evolution of Biopharma
David Finegold, dean of the Rutgers School of Management and Labor Relations, likens the recent evolution of the pharmaceutical industry to the more abrupt changes to the studio system...
In the Galleries
Opening This WeekAbud Family Foundation for the Arts, 3100 Princeton Pike, Building 4, Third Floor, Lawrenceville, 609-844-0448. Thursday, October 30, opening reception for a collection of paintings by Abdias...
A Comic Thriller to Open Passage’s New Season
With the upcoming production of a new play “The Summer House” at Passage Theatre in Trenton, audiences will be introduced to two amazingly talented and beautiful young women artists....
Corporate Angels
For the past six weeks, RWJ Hamilton Weight Watchers’ Wednesday night groups collected food equal to the pounds they lost — 1,030 pounds, translating to 1,030 pounds of food...
Capturing Nature’s Interior Design
Painter Illia Barger calls her artistic identity “an inescapable genetic flaw” — both her parents and her siblings are also artists. Her father, Raymond Barger, was a well-known sculptor...
Export Shipping and Documentation
Potential export markets like India, Taiwan, and China are far away, and although piracy no longer looms as the signal danger, potential exporters remain leery of other risks. Like...
Opportunities
For KidsStony Brook-Millstone Watershed Association offers a two day program for ages 6 to 12 on Thursday and Friday, November 6 and 7, from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m....
Home Businesses: Finding a Niche in the Net
America is probably the sole nation whose unemployment rate is historically matched by its entrepreneurial numbers. Over the last 18 months, as unemployment has spiked to 6.1 percent, New...
A Marriage of Two Passions
For many entrepreneurs, marrying their various passions into a business that makes sense takes time, and sometimes a few trials. Often called “serial entrepreneurs,” these are the people who...
Hospitals Find New Homes
Two local hospital centers are taking their first steps toward moving from downtowns to the suburbs. Capital Health System is breaking ground for its new Hopewell medical center on...
Trending Stories
Bordentown City’s Cranberry Fest Is Here
Fall is here, and where better to spend an autumn weekend that at Bordentown City’s Cranberry Fest.
