A tribute to long-time history professor and author William Woodruff was published in the books section of the Sept. 29 New York Times. Woodruff, 92, died Sept. 23.
A report by animal behaviorist Terry Curtis was cited in a Sept. 25 Associated Press story about a new agreement between the federal government and the Ernest Hemingway Home and Museum in Key West to allow the famous six-toed cats continue roaming the grounds.
Animal psychologist Clive Wynne was quoted in a Sept. 25 story on MSNBC about the athletic superiority of Alaskan huskies among mammals. The story cited his research into whether wolves could be as easily trained as dogs. See related news release.
Animal psychologist Clive Wynne was quoted in the Sept. 24 New Scientist about his research into whether wolves could be as easily trained as dogs. See related News Bureau release.
Finance professor Mark Flannery was quoted in a Sept. 24 Miami Herald story about what might happen if Congress doesn’t approve a bailout bill for the financial services industry.
Economist David Denslow was quoted in a Sept. 24 Washington Post story about the impact of the federal bailout legislation for the financial services industry.
Political science professor Kenneth Wald was quoted in a Sept. 26 Jerusalem Post story about whether Barack Obama’s race could affect support among Jewish voters.
Management professor Timothy Judge was quoted in a Sept. 22 Washington Post story about his research into how attitudes by men and women can affect wages for women. The story was the result of a News Bureau release.
Ecology professor Ted Schuur was quoted in a Sept. 19 story in the Toronto Globe and Mail about a new study that showed parts of the permafrost might not be affected by the Earth’s rising temperatures.
Political science professor Daniel Smith was quoted in a Sept. 19 Reuters story about GOP presidential candidate John McCain and the issue of the national economy.