by Laura Sosa The city of Camden once flourished in business and culture, it was a luring atmosphere, which gave way for growth and prosperity. A sight that has changed dramatically from how it was back in the 1950’s. Camden, … Continue reading
by Ben P. The city of Camden in southern New Jersey used to be a place of prosperity. Shining with opportunity for the surrounding area, people were drawn towards it. Camden was a … Continue reading
By: Yana Ellis In July 2002, New Jersey Governor James McGreevey signed the Municipal Rehabilitation and Economic Recovery Act (MRERA), which “initiated a major redevelopment effort for Camden, one of the poorest cities in the one of the richest states … Continue reading
ZP At the turn of the century, Camden was once a prosperous, industrialized city. Major companies were located in Camden such as RCA, Campbell Soup Company and the New York Shipbuilding Corporation. Camden’s major companies were manufacturing phonographs, mass producing … Continue reading
By: Anitra Gilmer Campbell’s Soup: A Recipe for Friendship and Disaster for the City of Camden The city of Camden benefited greatly while Campbell’s Soup was more present. Campbell’s brought revenue into the city of Camden for years. The … Continue reading
by Nicholas Henry Camden New Jersey, which is still known as one of the most dangerous cities in the United States, is in the midst of abolishing their one hundred and forty one year old police department in favor for … Continue reading
By Marissa Britton The environment of Camden, a city well-known for poverty and crime, has been hindering attempts for future success among students. Many children in the Camden area are deprived of basic necessities that will eventually be detrimental to … Continue reading
By: Anonymous There are basic human rights that all Americans must hold dear. The rights to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness are deserved by every American. John Rawls, an American philosopher on justice and what is right, is … Continue reading
By: Alexis Camden suffered industrial degeneration in the 20th century as the manufacturers and residents fled the city. At Camden’s peak, 365 industries employed 51,000 people, the majority at RCA, New York Ship Company, and Campbell Soup (Gillette). By the … Continue reading
Between Two Bridges 