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Posted by GET NJ on January 01, 2005 at 04:15:02:

State-Backed Candidate Ends Bid for Ramapo College Post

New York Times
By DAVID KOCIENIEWSKI

Published: December 31, 2004

TRENTON, Dec. 30 - State Senator Joseph V. Doria has officially abandoned his quest to become president of Ramapo College, state officials said Thursday, ending a clash that had pitted the school's board, faculty and student organizations against some of the state's most powerful elected Democratic officials.

Several of Mr. Doria's allies in state government, including the acting governor, Richard J. Codey, had pushed for his candidacy as Ramapo's president during the past month, even though the school's search committee had omitted him from its list of semifinalists.

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: New York Times
: By DAVID KOCIENIEWSKI 

: Published: December 31, 2004

: TRENTON, Dec. 30 - State Senator Joseph V. Doria has officially abandoned his quest to become president of Ramapo College, state officials said Thursday, ending a clash that had pitted the school's board, faculty and student organizations against some of the state's most powerful elected Democratic officials.

: Several of Mr. Doria's allies in state government, including the acting governor, Richard J. Codey, had pushed for his candidacy as Ramapo's president during the past month, even though the school's search committee had omitted him from its list of semifinalists.

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