When New Jersey divorced parents are ordered to pay for a child's college expenses, they may be liable for not only for tuition, housing, books and computer costs, but also for transportation (including automobile, gasoline, parking and travel expenses), furniture (such as lamps, shelves, or dorm set-up and small appliances), clothing, luggage, linens and bedding, haircuts, telephone, supplies (like paper, pens, markers or calculators), sundries (such as cleaning supplies, laundry detergent), toiletries (soap, shampoo and other personal hygiene necessaries), insurance (automobile, health and personal property), costs of college events and organizations, entertainment (including school breaks and vacations), and spending money. This list is not exhaustive and likely would be expanded if a child lived in an off-campus apartment. Kelly v. Kelly, New Jersey App. Div., September 28, 2011