New Jerseyan

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Noun1.New Jerseyan - a native of resident of New Jersey
American - a native or inhabitant of the United States
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New Jerseyan Hector (Jacob Kiron Shalov) wakes up in the hospital with just minor abrasions after an apparent car accident, but his single Filipina-emigre mother dies.
Articles and materials in this issue are: "Editing Is Not Censorship" (Alan Singer); "Teachers Respond to 'Editing Is Not Censorship'"; "Creation of Post-War 'Segregurbia' in New Jersey" (Lizabeth Cohen); "Levittown Legacy: Segregation in Suburbia?" (Kyle Saboo); "Fine Art and Paper Money in Jacksonian America" (Leo Hershkowitz; Theodore Cohen); "Words That Make New Jersey History" (Howard Green, with a review by Paul Gorski); "Voices from Raritan Landing"; "WPA Guide to Paterson, New Jersey's History"; "Welcome to Industrial Trenton" (Sally Lane; Beth Daly; Brian Daly); "Paul Robeson: New Jerseyan, New Yorker, Social Activist" (Felica Gillespie; Janet Gruner); "Newark: New Jersey's Phoenix" (Nancy Shakir); "Empire State: A History of New York (Milton M.
But I am a life-long blue stater (and a born-and-bred New Jerseyan), and I can't help fuming that heartland Americans-everywhere praised for their rural commonsense, strong work ethic, and skepticism of big government-are picking my pocket.
The longtime New Jerseyan isn't sure, but did say his wife ordered one.
The 45-yearold New Jerseyan has registered over 400 domain names and sold nine of them since starting her business with a silent partner less than three months ago.
To quote fellow New Jerseyan, Yogi Berra 'It's hard to make a prediction, especially if it's about the future,' and this year, with so many uncertainties surrounding the national economy and the state's office market, the crystal ball seems a bit cloudy.
He was the only attorney among real estate professionals identified as a "Power Player" in Real Estate New Jersey magazine, was named a "Top 40 under 40" New Jerseyan in 2004 by NJBiz magazine, and was named a "New Jersey Super Lawyer" for the past few years by New Jersey Monthly magazine.
She wants every New Jerseyan to have the opportunity to obtain a high-quality credential that prepares them for life after college.
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