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Thomas Almasi, a <strong>junior</strong> in Computer Systems Technology, won second place in the<br />

statewide video contest sponsored by the New Jersey State Bar Association and the<br />

Young Lawyers Division at the 2009 Law Day celebration. The contest, entitled "A<br />

Legacy of Liberty: Celebrating Lincoln's Bicentennial" required applicants <strong>to</strong> create a<br />

YouTube video describing the legacy of Abraham Lincoln. On Law Day, May 1 st ,<br />

Thomas and his parents <strong>attend</strong>ed an event at the Hughes Justice Complex in<br />

Tren<strong>to</strong>n for a pho<strong>to</strong> opportunity with the Hon. Stuart Rabner, Chief Justice of the<br />

New Jersey Supreme Court. Thomas will participate in the At<strong>to</strong>rney General’s Law<br />

Day program with awards being presented by At<strong>to</strong>rney General Anne Milgram.<br />

The Perth Amboy Campus held their first annual College Information Night on April<br />

1, 2009. The event was well <strong>attend</strong>ed by parents and <strong>students</strong> seeking information<br />

about preparing for college, the Middlesex County College High School Scholars<br />

Pro-gram and financial aid.<br />

On April 1, 2009, seniors from the Culinary Arts program competed in a contest<br />

sponsored by the Nestle/Minor's Food Corporation for $2,500 in scholarship money.<br />

The <strong>students</strong> put their culinary cooking skills <strong>to</strong> the test, preparing ten recipes<br />

utilizing Minor's food products. Gloria Mercado won a first prize $1,250 scholarship,<br />

Christian Rios won a second prize $750 scholarship, and Carmelo Rivera won a<br />

third prize $550 scholarship.

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