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MEMORIAL DAY
STREET FAIR RETURNS
Paterson, Bloomingdale and Passaic
FULLY COMMITTED TO BASEBALL
Congratulations to baseball talents ARBERT CIPION of Paterson, MARCUS EUSEBIO of
Bloomingdale and ISAIAS GUZMAN of Passaic. The three Passaic County Technical Institute
seniors recently signed letters of intent to continue their athletic and academic careers at
Southern New Hampshire University (Division II), the University of Tennessee at Martin (Division I)
and Post University (Division II), respectively. The three had tremendous spring seasons last year,
and helped carry PCTI to both the County Finals and NJTAC Tech Finals. The Bulldogs finished
with a respectable 15-12-1 season record in one of the most competitive divisions of the Big
North Conference.
MAY 28
10 A.M. TO 5 P.M.
Come for the parade, then stay
for the music, entertainment and
attractions. These include more than
100 exhibitors, rides for kids, a climbing
wall, face-painting and temporary tattoo
applications. And bring your appetite,
so you can feast on shish kabobs, kettle
corn, pulled pork, sausage sandwiches,
ice cream, funnel cake and Italian ices.
1150 McBride Ave., (201) 998-1144,
jcpromotions.info
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Wayne
FAST TRACK TO
SALES PROFICIENCY
Wayne
WP 88.7 FM: BEST COLLEGE RADIO STATION
For the fourth time in seven years, William Paterson University’s WP 88.7 FM was named
“BEST COLLEGE RADIO STATION” in numerous categories among institutions with 10,000-plus
students; its WPTV-6 TV station won three first place awards as well. The accolades came at
last March’s Intercollegiate Broadcasting System award ceremony in New York City, with nearly
900 students from more than 150 colleges and universities present. Honors for Brave New Radio
station 88.7 FM included Best Sports Play-By-Play, Baseball/Softball and Best Use of Instagram.
WPTV-6 was cited for having the Best Variety Program and showing the Best Use of Graphics.
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MAY 2018 WAYNE MAGAZINE
Have a desire to gain sales leadership
skills, but not a lot of time? William
Paterson University has launched the
first graduate degree in professional
sales in the country. THE EXECUTIVE
MASTER OF SCIENCE IN SALES
LEADERSHIP PROGRAM takes place
over 11 months, and is conducted
65 percent online, with six face-to-
face weekend residencies featuring
presentations by experts in academia
and industry. The course prepares
executives to advance to strategic
leadership roles in customer-focused
businesses. It is offered through the
university’s Cotsakos College of
Business in its Russ Berrie Institute for
Professional Sales. 1600 Valley Road,
(973) 720-3855, wpunj.edu/rbisales
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INSTITUTE;
Woodland Park