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Weatherhead's Youngjin Yoo shares effects of human virtual assistants following the COVID-19 pandemic
Human virtual assistants are changing how entrepreneurs live and work ideastream: Youngjin Yoo, the Elizabeth M. and William C. Treuhaft Professorship in Entrepreneurship at Weatherhead School of Management, weighed in on how the COVID-19 pandemic promoted the establishment of virtual assistants…
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Medicine's Neha Vyas shares ways to stay healthy during the holiday season
Feeling sick? How to protect yourself ahead of the holidays with COVID, flu and RSV on the rise WEWS: Neha Vyas, assistant clinical professor at the School of Medicine, discussed the best ways to stay healthy during the holiday season.
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Law's Michael Benza comments on prosecution of former public offical Sam Randazzo
‘Gold for prosecutors’: Texts from indicted ex-PUCO chair to FirstEnergy officials offer strong evidence in bribery case, experts say cleveland.com (subscription only): Michael Benza, professor of practice at the School of Law, noted that federal prosecutors used texts to charge former public…
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Law's Jessie Hill weighs in on state abortion laws
Law's Jessie Hill comments on states weighing their own abortion laws Scripps News: Jessie Hill, the Judge Ben C. Green Professor of Law, said that while the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe v. Wade may have abolished the national right to abortion, the state-by-state battle for…
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Law's Matthew Salerno outlines the contours of the "means test"
What is the means test in bankruptcy? Business Insider: Matthew Salerno, assistant professor at the School of Law, outlined the contours of the so-called “means test,” an assessment measuring borrowers’ abilities to repay debts to determine eligibility for Chapter 7 bankruptcy. Those who don't…
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Medicine's Mark Cameron shares concerns on updates rates of COVID-19 vaccination
Flu, COVID and RSV cases are on the rise, but few Americans are vaccinated, CDC warns Health: Mark Cameron, associate professor at the School of Medicine, expressed concerns about new, updated rates of vaccination for the COVID-19 vaccine.
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Law's Kevin McMunigal shares thoughts on prosecution of Sam Randazzo, former chairman of the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
FirstEnergy admitted to bribing a former top Ohio regulator in July 2021. Why did prosecutors wait until Monday to charge him? cleveland.com: Kevin McMunigal, professor at the School of Law, reasoned that federal prosecutors could’ve waited to charge Sam Randazzo, the former chairman of the…
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History's Gillian Weiss discusses the legacy of Napoleon Bonaparte
The truth about Napoleon and Josephine’s marriage, divorce, and lasting legacy Vox: Gillian Weiss, professor in the Department of History at the College of Arts and Sciences, discussed the complicated legacy of Napoleon Bonaparte, cautioning against the idea of making a hero out of him in the…
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Nutrition's Lindsay Malone shares health benefits of eating bulgur, a high-fiber whole grain
The No. 1 whole grain to eat to help decrease cholesterol, according to a dietitian Yahoo Life: Lindsay Malone, instructor in the Department of Nutrition at the School of Medicine, shared some of the health benefits of eating bulgur, a high-fiber whole grain known to lower cholesterol.
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Law's Cathy Lesser Mansfield discusses the value of buying extended warranties
Law's Cathy Lesser Mansfield on extended warranty worth Scripps News: Cathy Lesser Mansfield, senior instructor in law, discussed the value of buying extended warranties. “I think people should ask a lot of questions before making a decision to buy a warranty,” she said. “Is it an add-on? Does…