Freed of required readings, Oksman, who was an English major, went looking for a list of promising tomes to read this summer. The first year, teacher Shannon Almquist thought she had just lucked out with a spectacular class. But when success repeated itself the second year, then the third, she quit worrying. Instead, it benefited another project by a builder tied to a lawmaker. The building will be named in honor of Virginia Scott of Paulsboro, a longtime member of the board of trustees.
Motorists say the system is responsible for false notices.
New Jersey officials disagree. But now, highway officials and some motorists are quarreling over what may be a glitch with either the technology or human behavior. No one was reported injured, but property damage from 120-m.p.h. This central New Jersey town spent yesterday cleaning up from a tornado that severely damaged five roofs, threw a construction trailer 200 feet, and flipped a minivan. Of course, they still dived in.