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Jim__

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1. It sounds like it depends on how the bond question was worded on the ballot.

Reply to rug (Original post)

Wed May 8, 2013, 07:01 PM

May 2013

New Jersey voters approved a historic $750 million higher education bond question on the November ballot that was designed to fund major building projects at the state’s colleges and universities and help spur the state’s economy. That money was combined with other state technology and infrastructure funds for a $1.3 billion pool of money.

I'm taking it that state's colleges and universities means colleges and universities in the state and not necessarily run and financed by the state.

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It sounds like it depends on how the bond question was worded on the ballot. Jim__ May 2013 #1

Exactly goldent May 2013 #2