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Law's Michael Benza talks government forfeiture in Jimmy Dimora case
Federal prosecutors say they will seek to take Dimora's home The Plain Dealer: Federal prosecutors said they will seek to take former Cuyahoga County Commissioner Jimmy Dimora’s house to help pay for his illicit gains. “Forfeiture is a very lucrative thing for the government,” said Michael Benza,…
Economics faculty member Jack Kleinhenz discusses unemployment rates
Good jobs report means Fed should sit tight CNN: The strong February jobs report is a sign that the economy is improving, but unemployment numbers are still high. “It’s an understatement that the jobs gains are slower than what we need and slower than what we have had in previous recoveries,” said…
CIO Lev Gonick talks search engine privacy changes
Search engines like Google are invading our privacy, users say The Plain Dealer: A recent study found that 73 percent of search engine users consider it an invasion of privacy when sites collect information about them and their search history. But unless search information is misused, said Chief…
Law's Michael Scharf discusses ICC's handling of African cases
Stopping Kony: Why has the ICC tackled cases from only Africa? Los Angeles Times: Uganda’s Joseph Kony along with other men from Africa are wanted by the International Criminal Court—and the court has only handled cases from Africa. Michael Scharf, director of the Frederick K. Cox International…
Amy Przeworski kicks off "Psychology Today" blog on anxiety in families
Parenting Picassos: How parenting is an art Psychology Today: Amy Przeworski, assistant professor of psychology, kicked off her new Psychology Today blog, “Don’t Worry, Mom: Coping with anxiety in families,” with an article on the principles, logic and art of parenting.
Political science professor Karen Beckwith discusses Super Tuesday results
Election analysis ideastream: Karen Beckwith, the Flora Stone Mather Professor of Political Science, joined The Sound of Ideas to discuss the Super Tuesday election results both locally and nationally.
Research by Professor Scott Shane cited in recent article on self-employment
Freelance nation The American Prospect: Research by Scott Shane, the A. Malachi Mixon III Professor of Entrepreneurial Studies, is cited in a recent article on the prevalence of self-employment in today’s economy. He estimates that 40 percent of Americans will be self-employed at some point and…
CIO Lev Gonick discusses new development in University Circle
University Circle could see parking lot become $100 million tech, office and apartment complex The Plain Dealer: A new development could bring offices, apartments, technology companies and more to University Circle. Chief Information Officer Lev Gonick said the development is attractive to anyone,…
Political science's Karen Beckwith weighs in on Super Tuesday
Analysis: Super Tuesday victory goes to... Obama GlobalPost: Former Gov. Mitt Romney won six primary contests on Super Tuesday, with many expecting his eventual nomination as the Republican candidate for president. “Romney is unstoppable now,” said Karen Beckwith, the Flora Stone Mather Professor…
Study led by Lynn Singer finds taking ecstasy during pregnancy is bad for baby
Taking ecstasy during pregnancy is bad for baby’s health (study) The Huffington Post: A recent study found the children of mothers who took ecstasy while pregnant have worse motor skills and hand-eye coordination, among other developmental delays. “The drug’s negative effects are particularly…