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Law's Jonathan Adler discusses interests of corporate lobbyist
Policing Beltway lobbyists National Review Online: School of Law professor Jonathan Adler penned an article discussing whether corporate lobbyists actually serve the interests of the corporations they represent....
Law professor Andrew Pollis talks 9/11 experience
Post 9/11: Uneasiness lingers for plane crews and travelers alike The Plain Dealer: Andrew Pollis, assistant professor at the School of Law, explains his experience when he was in New York on Sept. 11, 2001....
SAGES' Mike Sangiacomo talks "The Avengers" filming in Cleveland
Filming 'The Avengers' will produce marvels to behold around Cleveland The Plain Dealer: Disney’s The Avengers begins filming in Cleveland this month, and there will be plenty of press surrounding the cast and crew’s arrival to meet the excitement of citizens and the press alike. “I can name every ...
Jared Bendis, among others, to showcase products at Ingenuityfest
Cleveland’s Ingenuityfest has lined up enticing acts The Plain Dealer: At this year’s annual Ingenuityfest, to be held Sept. 16-18, many projects are aimed to lure spectators in, including “Treasure of the Wumpus” by Jared Bendis, creative director of new media at the Freedman Center. His project i...
Great Lakes Science Center, ϳԹ Clinical Translational Science Collaborative earn grant
Great Lakes Science Center receives $1.25 million federal grant Crain’s Cleveland Business: As part of a federal grant, the Great Lakes Science Center will partner with ϳԹ’s Clinical Translational Science Collaborative to develop programs and exhibits to educate student...
Biologists now studying management; Scott Shane's research highlighted
Homo administrans The Economist: Biologists are turning their attention to management. Studies such as the one by Scott Shane, A. Malachi Mixon III Professor of Entrepreneurial Studies, which studied heredity and management, are leading the way in the field....
A profile of visiting law professor Carrie Basis in Diversity & The Bar
Carrie Basas—Disability Rights Advocate (p. 10) Diversity & The Bar: A profile of Carrie Basas, visiting professor at the School of Law, highlights her devotion to helping individuals with disabilities. “Many students in my disability rights classes that have disabilities hide them. I can connect t...
ϳԹ Student-Run Free Clinic to open this fall
ϳԹ Student-Run Free Clinic to open this fall Cleveland Jewish News: The ϳԹ Student-Run Free Clinic, an inter-professional program in which medical and nursing students work hand in hand. Lauren Rotman, chair of development for the clinic, and David Lawrence, a second-...
Finance professor J.B. Silvers discusses health care costs
Report: We're going to be spending even more on health care American Public Media: A new study finds that by 2020, half of all U.S. health care spending will be done by the government; J.B. Silvers, the John R. Mannix/Medical Mutual of Ohio Professor of Health Care Management, said it’s not healthc...
Daytime naps are good for you, writes nursing professor Elizabeth Click
A quick nap is good for you: NetWellness The Plain Dealer: Research shows a daytime nap can help maintain energy and productivity throughout the day, but there are disadvantages, writes Elizabeth R. Click, assistant professor at Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing....