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• INDIANA JONES OR BIOLOGY SUPERSTAR?
(WBGO News, 7/25/2008) Some spend their summers at the shore or the lake and take it easy for a change. But one biology professor at Rutgers University in Camden will be taking a different tack. He\'s traveling to two different extreme destinations – the Amazon in Brazil and the Mt. McKinley range in Alaska – to study worms.

• SETON HALL PROFESSOR ANALYZES COHEN CHILD PORNOGRAPHY CASE
(WBGO News, 7/25/2008) Charges have yet to be brought against Assembly member Neil Cohen for allegedly having child pornography on his computer. But a Seton Hall legal expert says no matter what, the allegations are serious ones with severe penalties if he\'s proven guilty.

• KATRINA REMINDS SHORE TOWNS TO DEVELOP NEW EVACUATION PLANS
(Trenton, 7/24/2008) Senator Jeff Van Drew says the state\'s emergency evacuation plans are not up to snuff especially for its coastal towns and areas.

• MCCAIN'S ENERGY PLAN MAY MEAN MORE NUCLEAR FOR NJ
(WBGO News, 7/24/2008) In a teleconference on McCain\'s energy plan, Senator Kean says he supports the candidate but had a few ideas of his own on how to improve the state\'s energy resources.

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