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'Most Challenging' N.J. High Schools: Washington Post Releases Rankings [Patch PM]
Also: Teacher rescinds resignation over anti-Trump video / N.J.'s most $$ real estate listing / College students' hangover cure under fire.

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160 'Most Challenging' N.J. High Schools: Washington Post Rankings
It's another high school rankings list... but this one is a little different. The Washington Post ranked what it's considers the "most challenging" high schools in America. Based on the challenging "moniker," you'll see some schools that don't normally appear at the top of the New Jersey list. >>>Read more on Patch
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New Jersey Teacher Rescinds Resignation Over Anti-Trump Video
- A New Jersey teacher forced out after showing a video critical of Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump has rescinded his resignation.
The Most Expensive Real Estate Listing In New Jersey Is...
- The most expensive real estate listing in New Jersey is on the market for $17.5 million.
N.J.College Students Invent Hangover Cure, Spark Controversy
- Is HangoverLyte an offensive depiction of fraternity life… or every college student's dream come true?
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