University of Florida News

Branding expert James Twitchell was quoted in an Oct. 11 story in the Christian Science Monitor about the Fung Wah bus line.

Research by Bruce Goldberger, a professor and director of the William R. Maples Center for Forensic Medicine, showing that even decaffeinated coffee contains some caffeine, was the subject of an Oct. 11 Associated Press national wire story that ran in numerous papers nationwide and internationally. The story was the result of a news release.

Political scientist Dan Smith was quoted in an Oct. 10 Wall Street Journal (circ. 2.1 million) story about the tobacco industry fighting state ballot measure aimed at banning smoking.

Law professor Michael Allan Wolf was quoted in an Oct. 9 Palm Beach Post (circ. 222,833) story about an incorporation vote in Loxahatchee Groves. The quote was the result of a UF News Bureau referral.

UF’s new organic farming degree program was the subject of an Oct. 9 story that moved on the Associated Press state wire. The story was the result of a news release and a UF News Bureau referral.

Political scientist Dan Smith was quoted in an Oct. 9 New York Times (circ. 1.1 million) story about the Florida’s governor’s race.

Pop culture expert Jim Twitchell was quoted in an Oct. 8 Miami Herald (circ. 444,833) about Kaplan and Newsweek joining forces to offer an online business degree. The quote was the result of a UF News Bureau referral.

Education professor Holly Lane was quoted in an Oct. 8 Orlando Sentinel (circ. 391,145) story about Rotary Clubs donating encyclopedias to Volusia County schools.

Anthropologist Allan Burns was quoted in an October 3 story in the Christian Science Monitor about cracking down on illegal immigrants.

Leslie Hendeles, a professor of pharmacy practice and pediatrics, was quoted in an Oct. 1 Time magazine story about changes in cold and allergy medication that could affect their effectiveness. The story was the result of a news release.