Rutgers-Camden to be absorbed by Rowan University? Forum
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Re: Rutgers-Camden to be absorbed by Rowan University?
Hardy har, so it was mentioned in one faculty letter six months ago. It's hardly relevant to the merger debate in its current form. Though it would be wise to consider if Christie truly cared about cutting state costs (as opposed to whatever agenda is driving him now).
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Re: Rutgers-Camden to be absorbed by Rowan University?
Christie graduated from SeTTTon Hall law school....InGoodFaith wrote:Hardy har, so it was mentioned in one faculty letter six months ago. It's hardly relevant to the merger debate in its current form. Though it would be wise to consider if Christie truly cared about cutting state costs (as opposed to whatever agenda is driving him now).
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Re: Rutgers-Camden to be absorbed by Rowan University?
Actually, that explains a lotkeg411 wrote:Christie graduated from SeTTTon Hall law school....InGoodFaith wrote:Hardy har, so it was mentioned in one faculty letter six months ago. It's hardly relevant to the merger debate in its current form. Though it would be wise to consider if Christie truly cared about cutting state costs (as opposed to whatever agenda is driving him now).
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Re: Rutgers-Camden to be absorbed by Rowan University?
Rutgers - Margate would be preferred. Let the North Jersey kids trash it up in Asbury Park or something.InGoodFaith wrote:All in favor of Rutgers - LBI?ru2486 wrote:+1000. But seriously, could we have the single Rutgers Law on the beach?keg411 wrote:As a NJ resident, I would support that so fast. Better yet, it would help conserve state resources in that instead of having to pay $$$ for two law schools, they'd only have to support one. I could see a Rutgers Law (NB) ending up along the lines of a strong regional school like UMN, Wisconsin, UNC or UIUC (pre-scandal).
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Re: Rutgers-Camden to be absorbed by Rowan University?
Does NJ really need 3 law schools? Does the Philly area really need 4? (5 if you count the crappy one in Delaware).
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Re: Rutgers-Camden to be absorbed by Rowan University?
6 if you count Drexel in there: Penn, Rutgers, Temple, Villanova, Drexel, and Widener (some Penn State grads too) all feed into Philadelphia and it doesn't seem that there's enough to go around.abc12345675 wrote:Does NJ really need 3 law schools? Does the Philly area really need 4? (5 if you count the crappy one in Delaware).
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Re: Rutgers-Camden to be absorbed by Rowan University?
No, but the Rut-Ro merger wouldn't eliminate any of the law schools.abc12345675 wrote:Does NJ really need 3 law schools? Does the Philly area really need 4? (5 if you count the crappy one in Delaware).
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Re: Rutgers-Camden to be absorbed by Rowan University?
I understand this. I'm questioning why the school exists in the first place.InGoodFaith wrote:No, but the Rut-Ro merger wouldn't eliminate any of the law schools.abc12345675 wrote:Does NJ really need 3 law schools? Does the Philly area really need 4? (5 if you count the crappy one in Delaware).
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Re: Rutgers-Camden to be absorbed by Rowan University?
Because singling out RUC, which places fairly well on a state/local level, totally makes sense. Are you, by chance, a FletcherReed alt?abc12345675 wrote:I understand this. I'm questioning why the school exists in the first place.InGoodFaith wrote:No, but the Rut-Ro merger wouldn't eliminate any of the law schools.abc12345675 wrote:Does NJ really need 3 law schools? Does the Philly area really need 4? (5 if you count the crappy one in Delaware).