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Weight loss pills potentially dangerous, says nutrition's Mary Beth Kavanagh
Live on Lakeside: Weight-loss supplements WKYC: Nutrition’s Mary Beth Kavanagh discusses the consequences of diet pills, from fat-burning pills to laxatives. She sites the potentially acute dangers of taking such substances, many of which have yet to be properly researched....
Law's Maxwell Mehlman, football coach Greg Debeljak sound off on sports enhancing drugs debate
Live on Lakeside: Sports enhancing drugs debate WKYC: School of Law professor Maxwell Mehlman and head football coach Greg Debeljak weighed in on the debate surrounding performance enhancing substances in sports, examining the pressures that face the athletes as well as the shaky distinctions betwe...
ITS' Lev Gonick sounds off on future of MOOCs
The future of MOOCs Campus Technology: Lev Gonick, chief information officer and vice president of Information Technology Services, discussed how he would like to see the phenomenon of MOOCs—or massive open online courses—evolve....
Antarctic Search for Meteorites led by geological sciences' Ralph Harvey
Astronaut on ice: A search for Antarctic meteorites Space.com: Associate professor of geological sciences Ralph Harvey leads the Antarctic Search for Meteorites, an operation that heads to a remote region of Antarctica to search for conspicuous dark rocks that might be extraterrestrial....
Bioethics' Michael Aulisio discusses end-of-life care
Planning end of life care ideastream: Most people do not know what type of care a family member might want when confronted with an end-of-life crisis, and the process of discussing it can be emotionally difficult. Michael Aulisio, associate professor of bioethics, weighed in on tough questions f...
Mandel School's Rob Fischer sounds off on mixed-income housing in Akron
Knight Foundation grant helping build a community at Cascade Village Akron Beacon Journal: Mandel School of Applied Social Sciences researchers are collecting data on a mixed-income housing development in Akron. Rob Fischer, co-director of the Center on Urban Poverty and Community Development, said...
Law's Cassandra Robertson discusses recent bribery case
Cuyahoga County prosecutors implicate a fourth lawyer in a scheme to bribe sexual assault victim The Plain Dealer: A Cleveland attorney persuaded a fellow lawyer to deliver a bribe to a sexual assault victim, according to recent court filings. Cassandra Robertson, associate professor of law, explai...
Weatherhead's Scott Shane sounds off on small business confidence
After the 'fiscal cliff,' businesses say some uncertainty remains NPR: The fiscal cliff deal may have alleviated some business concerns, but what’s most important to small businesses is what’s happening in their sector, said Scott Shane, the A. Malachi Mixon III Professor of Entrepreneurial Studies...
CWRU astronomers discover dwarf galaxy, possible protogalaxy
Nearby dwarf galaxy and possible protogalaxy found Science Daily: Astronomers have found a faint dwarf galaxy and another possible young dwarf that was caught before it formed any stars. "Compared to what is seen in the Hubble Space Telescope image, the galaxy's disk is much larger and we can see v...
KSL's Jared Bendis discusses outdated technology
Gone and mostly forgotten ideastream: On The Sound of Ideas, Jared Bendis, creative new media officer, discussed outdated technology—or those items that are about to slip into obsolescence....