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- 530b8f4322c32b7d3c0669a3721101837b6de100c9d9a6836ac9ed1503e677a2 accessdate "2007-08-21".
- 530b8f4322c32b7d3c0669a3721101837b6de100c9d9a6836ac9ed1503e677a2 date "2004-03-28".
- 530b8f4322c32b7d3c0669a3721101837b6de100c9d9a6836ac9ed1503e677a2 isCitedBy Joey_Ramone.
- 530b8f4322c32b7d3c0669a3721101837b6de100c9d9a6836ac9ed1503e677a2 publisher "New York Times".
- 530b8f4322c32b7d3c0669a3721101837b6de100c9d9a6836ac9ed1503e677a2 quote "But there are a slew of other places around New Jersey with their own pantheons. Consider the eclectic group at rest in Hillside Cemetery in Lyndhurst: the Pulitzer Prize-winning poet William Carlos Williams and both founders of the former industrial giant Becton-Dickinson, Maxwell Becton and Fairleigh Dickinson, for whom the New Jersey university is named. Three years ago, they were joined by the seminal punk rocker Joey Ramone, whose birth name was Jeffrey Hyman.".
- 530b8f4322c32b7d3c0669a3721101837b6de100c9d9a6836ac9ed1503e677a2 title "Sometimes the Grave Is a Fine and Public Place".