AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoFirst Amendment Fight: A New Jersey outlet is asking the state appeals court to lift a judge’s censorship order tied to a New Brunswick High School lockdown, arguing the prior restraint is unconstitutional and that the public should be able to identify the student and see unedited security footage. Career & Community Education: The NJ Chamber of Commerce Foundation’s Jobs for America’s Graduates program (JAG NJ) earned multiple national honors for helping students move from high school into college, careers, and life. Local Civic Engagement: Livingston’s Jack Klein highlights “Civic Connections,” a youth advisory effort that helps high school students connect with officials and turn civic ideas into action. Arts & Culture Debate: BTS says it won’t submit music for next year’s Grammys, reigniting arguments about whether awards should judge artistry or rely on race- and region-based categories. Campus Modernization: A university selected Steven Holl Architects to lead the Ida Noyes Hall modernization, with additional firms handling preservation and student-life programming. Pop Culture Loss: “The Sopranos” actor Vincent Pastore has died at 80.
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