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Thomas Kean, president of Drew University (N.J.) and former governor of New Jersey, will retire from the university next spring.(In The News)
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Thomas Kean, president of Drew University (N.J.) and former governor of New Jersey, will retire from the university next spring. Kean, 70, who led the private university for...
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