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Regulating net neutralityideastream: Aaron Perzanowski, associate professor of law, and Jared Bendis, creative new media director at Kelvin Smith Library, were guests on “The Sound of Ideas” to discuss net neutrality.

Constitutional law experts disagree on Supreme Court's JobsOhio rulingThe Plain Dealer: Jonathan Adler, the Johan Verheij Memorial Professor of Law, discussed the Ohio Supreme Court’s JobsOhio decision and the potential to challenge the constitutionality of the ruling. "It's always been true since…

Study: ‘Entitled’ men and women are more sexistTime: Joshua Grubbs, a doctoral student, talked about his study on sexism and entitlement. “This line of research really is fascinating,” he said. “It’s also important, when you consider recent events and the examples we have seen of how dangerous…

Secret to long life: Location, location, locationideastream: Jennifer Karas Montez, assistant professor of sociology, discussed life expectancy on “The Sound of Ideas.”

Entitlement predicts sexism, in men and womenUPI: Doctoral student Joshua Grubbs and psychology professor Julie Exline discovered entitled men were prone to hostile sexism—viewing women as manipulative and demanding. At the same time, entitled women showed benevolent sexism—meaning they believe…

Girl power? Hollywood remains firmly in the boys clubUSA Today: Brad Ricca, lecturer in the Department of English, discussed how movies are marketed to different genders. "Superhero movies absolutely appeal to girls and women," he said. "Just because the protagonists are generally male doesn't mean…

Child stabbing puts focus on mental health care after prisonCBSNews.com: Amy Blank Wilson, assistant professor in the Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel School of Applied Social Sciences, talked about how crucial the weeks are after someone with a mental illness is released from prison. "We put a lot…

Four tomatoes a day may reduce kidney cancer risk: StudyYahoo.com: Won Jin Ho, medical resident, talked about his recent study, which showed that women who ate tomatoes had a lower risk of being diagnosed with kidney cancer. "The amount of lycopene in the diet of the women who consumed lycopene at…

A safe bet for turning a college degree into a jobCNBC: CWRU designed two degree programs in big data analytics, an emerging trend among universities. The programs allow students to prepare for the future in a developing field by combining it with other majors. "Those students will become the…

Let’s clobber carbonThe Ohio Channel: Jessica F. Green, assistant professor of political science, served as a guest on The Sound of Ideas and discussed President Barack Obama’s plan to cut carbon emissions.