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Book ban bill signed into law in N.J.

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By David Cruz Verified
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Editor’s note: This story was originally published by NJ Spotlight News and shared as part of a content-sharing agreement between Mosaic.NJ.com and NJ Spotlight News. You can follow them on Facebook and Twitter (or X). At Monday’s bill signing ceremony for the Freedom to Read Act, former librarian Martha Hickson remembered the night in 2021 when she became the center of the book-banning attempts that prompted the bill.
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NC Wesleyan eyes plans for brighter future ahead, takes strides to curb deficit

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By David Cruz Verified
| Rocky Mount Telegram Verified
N.C. Wesleyan University administrators and its board of trustees are optimistic about the private institution’s future despite recent budget deficits that have led to what university officials described as “out-of-the-box thinking” to right the ship. In digging out of a $5 million operating loss in 2023, N.C. Wesleyan President Evan Duff said the university has been able to reduce that deficit without any cuts to personnel. kAmx?
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NC Wesleyan eyes plans for brighter future ahead

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By David Cruz Verified
| Rocky Mount Telegram Verified
N.C. Wesleyan University administrators and its board of trustees are optimistic about the private institution's future despite recent budget deficits that have led to what university officials described as "out-of-the-box thinking" to right the ship. In digging out of a $5 million operating loss in 2023, N.C. Wesleyan President Evan Duff said the university has been able to reduce that deficit without any cuts to personnel. kAmx?
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