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December 2, 2005

New Ethics Rules Affect N.J. Colleges

By KARIN FISCHER

Presidents of New Jersey's public colleges and members of their governing boards have 30 days to sever business relationships with the institutions or resign, under an executive order issued by Richard J. Codey, the state's acting governor.

The governor's action, announced in November, followed concerns about possible conflicts of interest on the Board of Trustees of the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey that were raised by two accrediting bodies, the American Medical

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