Law professor Michael Seigel was quoted in an April 30 Associated Press national wire story about the Rush Limbaugh case. OpenDocument The quote was the result of a referral by the UF News Bureau and the Law School Communications Office.
Zoologist Louis Guillette was quoted in an April 29 story in the London Free Press (U.K.) about his research showing that pesticides can affect the size of male alligators’ sexual organs.
Michael Marsiske, a professor in the department of clinical and health psychology, was quoted in an April 28 Wall Street Journal (circ. 2.1 million) science column by Sharon Begley about dementia. The journal is a paid subscription so no link is available.
Astronomer Steve Eikenberry was quoted in an April 27 story in New Scientist magazine about “starquakes.”
Survey director Chris McCarty was quoted in an April 27 Miami Herald (circ. 444,119) story about UF’s monthly consumer confidence report.
The story was the result of a news release.
Religion professor Manuel Vasquez was quoted in an April 27 USA Today (circ. 2.3 million) story about how religious communities differ on the issue of immigration.
A study by Ellen Eckels Martin, an associate professor of geology, on how ocean currents affect climate change was the subject of a brief in the April 27 Christian Science Monitor (circ. 71,527) The story was the result of a news release.
English professor and pop culture expert Jim Twitchell was quoted in an April 27 Hartford Courant (circ. ) story about the branding of scents.
A study co-authored by psychology professor Barry Schlenker showing that people think white lies are OK when helping a friend or relative try to impress someone was the subject of an April 26 column by Richard Morin in the Washington Post (circ. 707,690).
Michael Moseley, a University of Florida anthropologist, was quoted in an April 25 St. Louis Post-Dispatch (circ. 468,211) story about the discovery of the Temple of the Fox in Peru.