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Author Archives: Brian Stromberg
What are community land trusts, anyway?
For the last five years, I’ve been reading, studying, and working with a form of tenureship called the community land trust (CLT). I’ve become very personally involved, serving both on the research and policy development committee for the National Community Land … Continue reading
The Garden State
New Jersey’s nickname of ‘The Garden State’ always seems to be a surprising one for people who haven’t heard it before. New Jersey is not known for its acres of agriculture and natural beauty but for the refineries and decaying … Continue reading
“Teaching Assistant” is a state of mind
Working as a teaching assistant implies a very wide variety of experiences. For some, it’s a full semester of two hours sitting in a lonely office every week and very little else. For others, it requires two new lesson plans … Continue reading
Impressions of New Jersey
I thought I would make my first contribution to the blog some thoughts about what everyone at Rutgers seems to have an opinion on: New Jersey. One of the most stigmatized states, you’ll get different responses when you ask someone … Continue reading