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Political scientist Kathryn Lavelle talks about the fallout from the fiscal cliff deal
Fiscal cliff fall out ideastream: Kathryn Lavelle, the Ellen and Dixon Long Professor of World Affairs, joined a panel of Northeast Ohio elected officials on The Sound of Ideas to discuss the fiscal cliff tax deal....
Law Dean Lawrence Mitchell talks about benefits of law degree on Bloomberg News
Dean: There’s no oversupply of lawyers Bloomberg Law: As a follow-up to his New York Times op-ed, School of Law Dean Lawrence Mitchell joined Bloomberg News to discuss rising costs of law school tuition, job opportunities for law students and trends in the law school field....
Psychology's Julie Exline blogs about spiritual life shining through in unexpected spots
Surprised by the light: lessons from a junkyard Psychology Today: Julie Exline, associate professor of psychology, began blogging for Psychology Today at the start of the New Year. In her first blog, she writes about how gems of spiritual life turn up in unexpected places....
Neurology's Cathy Sila discusses Hillary Clinton's brain clot
Stabilizing, breaking up clot key to Clinton's recovery WRAL: Secretary of State Hillary Clinton suffered a blood clot in her head, but it is not affecting the brain tissue itself, said Cathy Sila, professor of neurology. “Having said that, if the clot obstructed blood from draining out of her skul...
Political science's Karen Beckwith discusses Hillary Clinton's potential future
The new Congress and Hillary Clinton's past and future KCRW: Karen Beckwith, the Flora Stone Mather Professor of Political Science, was featured on a panel to discuss Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s potential presidential run in 2016....
Small businesses not pulling in enough revenue, said Weatherhead School's Scott Shane
2013 small-business trends to watch CNBC: In a list of five small-business trends for this year, Scott Shane, the A. Malachi Mixon III Professor of Entrepreneurial Studies, weighed in. Small businesses are not pulling in enough revenue to allow expansion and, thus, loans. "And there's evidence that...
Psychology's Anthony Jack discusses empathetic vs. analytic thought
Academic Minute: Empathy and analytic thought Inside Higher Ed: In last week’s “Academic Minute,” Anthony Jack, assistant professor of cognitive science, philosophy and psychology, discussed why it’s difficult to be analytical and empathetic at the same time....
Weatherhead's Scott Shane weighs in on the fate of small businesses in 2013
5 issues small business owners will face in 2013 Associated Press: The new year brings uncertainty for small business owners, and this uncertainty could lead to continued caution. "Uncertainty is the bane of every small business," said Scott Shane, the A. Malchi Mixon III Professor of Entrepreneuria...
Nursing's Ann Williams provides advice on managing insulin therapy
Diabetes: 5 dos and don’ts for insulin therapy Healthagy: Ann Williams, research associate in the Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing, provides tips to manage insulin therapy for individuals with Type 2 diabetes....
Study of suicide risk can help us understand school shootings, says Daniel Flannery
Suicide risk can help us understand school shootings CNN: There is no distinct profile of school shooters, but lessons can be learned through the study of suicide risk, Daniel Flannery, director of the Begun Center for Violence Prevention, Research and Education, wrote in an op-ed. “Developing a goo...