For Chicago-Kent, Stuart Graduate School of Business,
and the Center for Law and Finacial Markets
2003
January February March April May
June
January 2003
Professor Richard Kling was interviewed by WMAQ-TV
and was quoted in Associated Press and Chicago Daily
Herald stories about a bill proposed by a group of lawmakers
and prosecutors that would limit the power the Illinois governor
has to commute death sentences in the future.
Professor Howard Simons was interviewed on NBC's
"Nightly News," CNBC and CLTV about
President Bush's economic stimulus plan.
Dean Harold Krent was interviewed on WLS-TV about
a challenge to Gov. George Ryan's "last minute appointments"
to state boards and commissions.
Professor Kling was interviewed on WLS-TV's nightly
news about a letter sent by legal scholars to Gov. George Ryan
urging him to grant clemency to more than 100 prisoners on Illinois'
Death Row.
Dean Krent was quoted in a Christian Science Monitor
story about how online gambling Web sites prey on people in their
homes and at their workplace. The story was reprinted in The
Deseret News (Salt Lake City, UT).
Chicago-Kent College of Law, the Center for Law & Financial
Markets and the Stuart Graduate School of Business were featured
in a Chicago Tribune story about educational opportunities
in and around the Loop.
Dean Krent was quoted in a Chicago Sun-Times story
about the blanket clemencies apart by Gov. Ryan to Illinois Death
Row inmates.
Professor Joel Golhar was quoted in a Times Union
(Albany, NY) story about "overcapacity" in the auto
industry.
Professor Steven Harris was mentioned in an Oklahoma
City Journal Record story about a conference in which he participated
on bankruptcy and the Uniform Commercial Code.
Professor Simons was quoted in a CBS.MarketWatch.com
story about the trading of single-stock futures.
Dean Krent was interviewed on WebFN, a television
program nationally syndicated by First Business, about
online gambling.
Professor Simons was interviewed on WebFN's "Politics
and Money" about how a fall in President Bush's approval
rating could be traced to his economic policies.
Professor David Norman was interviewed on WebFN
about Eurex's plan to launch a derivatives exchange in the United
States.
"Living on Earth," NPR's weekly environmental
news and information program, quoted two students in the environmental
management program at Stuart Graduate School of Business in a
story about the increasing number of graduate business schools
with environmental programs.
Professor Michael Spak was quoted in a Chicago Daily
Herald story about the laws that protect reservists who are
on active duty.
The Chicago Sun-Times ran a story about Harold Krent's
appointment as dean of Chicago-Kent College of Law.
Professor Simons was quoted in a Daily Southtown
story about President Bush's economic stimulus plan.
The Chicago Bar Association Record ran a story about the
Illinois Technology Center for Law and the Public Interest which
is housed at Chicago-Kent.
A Chicago Daily Law Bulletin ran a story that mentioned
the Chicago-Kent faculty's approval of a new LL.M. degree program
in international intellectual property law.
Dean Krent and Professor David Gerber were pictured
in a front-page photo of the Chicago Daily Law Bulletin
with Professor Emilio Rabasa, presenter of Chicago-Kent's 14th
annual Henry Morris Lecture in International and Comparative Law
on "The Dynamics of the Mexican Constitution within the Changing
State." Carlos M. Sada, consul general of Mexico in Chicago,
was also pictured.
February 2003
Professor Lori Andrews was quoted in a New York Times
story about attempts to eliminate certain diseases through genetic
screening of couples at high risk of passing on a genetic disease
and then advising them about the risks before they procreate.
Professor Richard Kling was interviewed by CLTV
about the release of surveillance video from the scene of a stampede
that killed 21 people at the E2 nightclub in Chicago.
The Chicago Tribune published an op-ed by Professor
Elie Geisler on the benefits of the U.S. space program.
Professor Mark Bauer and Professor Joel Goldhar
were quoted in a United Press International story about
the debate on U.S. policy toward legal and illegal immigration
into the United States.
Professor Ralph Brill and Professor Mark Rosen
were quoted in a Chicago Tribune story about the first
lawsuits filed in connection with the E2 nightclub stampede.
Professor Richard Kling was quoted in a Chicago Sun-Times
story about a law, similar to one now under consideration in California,
that Illinois lawmakers plan to propose that would expand the
definition of rape.
Professor Bartram Brown was interviewed by WVON-AM
about the impact of weapons inspector Hans Blix's February 14
report to the UN.
Professor Doug Godfrey was interviewed on WUSN-FM
and WJMK-FM about how prosecutors may approach death penalty
cases in the aftermath of Governor Ryan's pardons.
Professor Howard Simons had three stories published on
thestreet.com; the first on how saving money isn't always the
best fiscal strategy; the second on recent growth in the Canadian
stock market; and the third analyzing the South African rand's
performance against the U.S. dollar.
The Chicago Tribune and Chicago Daily Law Bulletin
ran stories about a Web site (www.youdontknowauctions.com)
created by Chicago-Kent students to inform the public about the
dangers of online auction fraud. A story about the site also ran
on the City of Chicago's cable station. In addition, Dean Krent
and Chicago-Kent student Kelly Neff were interviewed about the
site by WUSN-FM and WJMK-FM.
Professor Bartram Brown was quoted in a Chicago Daily
Herald story about the risks of a U.S. attack on Iraq.
Dean Harold J. Krent was quoted in a Chicago Daily
Herald story about a Stevenson High School teacher who filed
suit against Loews Cineplex Entertainment to demand money for
moviegoers' loss of time due to pre-movie commercials and to impose
a requirement for the movie theater chain to list the actual starting
time of movies.
Adjunct professor and sports law attorney Eldon L. Ham
was profiled by the National Law Journal.
Professor A. Dan Tarlock was quoted in a Chicago Daily
Herald story about a pond purchased by Elk Grove Village to
help alleviate intermittent flooding in one of the village's business
parks. The purchase could interfere with future expansion plans
for O'Hare International Airport.
Lydia Lazar, assistant dean for international law and
policy development, was quoted in a North Coast Journal Weekly
cover story about a California town that is looking into exporting
its excess water supply to other municipalities in the United
States and abroad, and the local and international laws that would
effect such transactions.
Dean Krent appeared in a front-page photo in the Chicago
Daily Law Bulletin with Chicago-Kent student David Benson,
who is the recipient of a $2,000 Illinois Bar Foundation scholarship,
and IBF member and Chicago-Kent alumus James L. Reichardt.
Chicago-Kent's environmental law clinic was mentioned in a Munster
Times article about pollution in Lake Michigan.
The Chicago Daily Law Bulletin ran an announcement of
Harold J. Krent's induction ceremony as dean of Chicago-Kent College
of Law.
March 2003
Dean Harold Krent was quoted in a Chicago Tribune
story about how the procedural rights of defendants in criminal
cases can become a tool for criminals in avoiding conviction.
Professor Lori Andrews was quoted in a Chicago Tribune
story about a recent patent application by researchers at the
University of Michigan on a type of cell they believe causes breast
cancer. The story addresses criticism from legal experts and ethicists
who are concerned that ownership of such "disease" cells
– and hence concerns about profitability -- could influence
future breast cancer research.
Professor Nasrin Khalili was quoted in CNNMoney
and Chicago Sun-Times stories about her research group's
breakthrough that could potentially eliminate mercury from power
plant emissions.
Professor Andrews and Lori Rosenow, senior fellow
at IIT's Institute for Science, Law and Technology, were quoted
in a Chicago Sun-Times story about a Chicago-based research
team, led by Andrews and Rosenow, that is developing ethical guidelines
to help museums and other institutions safeguard valuable items
in their collections in light of the increasing number of requests
by researchers who want to study DNA remnants that may be on those
items.
Professor Richard Kling was quoted in an Indianapolis
Star story about how the discovery of a missing woman's remains
and subsequent DNA testing altered the police investigation into
the case.
Professor Howard Simons was quoted in a UPI story
on economists from around the country weighing in on how the war
with Iraq should effect the president's budget and tax cut. The
story was also carried by the Island Packet (Hilton Head
Island, S.C.).
Dean Krent was interviewed by NPR's "The
Arnie Arnesen Show" about a lawsuit filed against Loews
Cineplex Entertainment to demand money for moviegoers' loss of
time due to pre-movie commercials and to impose a requirement
for the movie theater chain to list the actual starting time of
movies.
Professor Robert Laurent was quoted in a Bloomberg
News Services story about how foreign lenders affect inflation
in the U.S. economy.
Professor A. Dan Tarlock was quoted in an Inter Press
Service story about the debate over whether there should be
international laws governing water usage.
Dean Krent was quoted in a Chicago Lawyer article
about Concord University, the nation's only online law school,
and the reluctance of the legal world to accept completely online
legal education.
Professor Simons was twice interviewed on WebFN,
a television program nationally syndicated by First Business,
about the impact of the war in Iraq on the U.S. economy.
Professor Michael Spak was a guest on "The Cliff
Kelley Show" on WVON-AM to discuss the conflict
with Iraq.
Professor Paul Prabhaker's op-ed on measuring the integrity
of market information and how information integrity relates to
sustaining a healthy market was published by siliconindia.com,
a monthly, online business magazine.
Professor Simons, in his online columns for TheStreet.com
for March 2003, addressed English monetary policy and the strength
of the pound, the rise of mortgage refinancing by homeowners,
market forecasting, and the price of paper.
Dean Krent was quoted in a Chicago Defender story
about top Chicago legal and political scholars questioning the
legality and strategy of taking action against Iraq by President
Bush's "Coalition of the Willing." Dean Krent was also
interviewed by WDCB-FM about the Iraq conflict.
Professors Bartram Brown and Michael Spak were
quoted in Burt Constable's Daily Herald column on how the
invasion of Iraq strays from how the U.S. has historically entered
war and sets a precedent for nations to act in self defense against
other nations.
The Chicago Daily Herald ran a story on the new Center
for Self-Representation, citing volunteers from Chicago-Kent's
Justice Web Collaboratory as integral to its creation.
Michael Burns, Chicago-Kent's assistant dean for admissions,
and Nicole Gerenstein, assistant director for multicultural
affairs, were quoted in a Chicago Daily Law Bulletin story
about Chicago-Kent receiving the 2002 CLEO Diversity Award from
the Counsel on Legal Education Opportunity presented to Chicago-Kent
for its dedication to encouraging diversity through programs like
the PreLaw Undergraduate Scholars Program.
Assistant Dean Burns was quoted in a Chicago Daily
Law Bulletin story about the rise in law school enrollment
for full-time day programs and the decline in enrollment for part-time
evening programs.
Dean Krent was a guest on WVON-AM's "Mo
in the Midday" show to talk about two cases before the
U.S. Supreme Court challenging the University of Michigan's affirmative
action policies for admissions.
David Norman, director of market technology at the Center
for Law and Financial Markets, was quoted in a Bloomberg News
Service story about an IIT study designed to measure the attributes
of a successful electronic trader.
The Chicago-Kent Law Review's April 2002 symposium, The Second
Amendment: Fresh Looks, was mentioned in a Reason article
about Michael Bellesiles and his controversial book, Arming America:
The Origins of a National Gun Culture.
Chicago-Kent's ABA Law Student Division was mentioned in the
Student Lawyer for its participation in the annual "Work-A-Day"
project, for which it helped run the Chicago Park District's Halloween
fair.
The Chicago Daily Law Bulletin ran a photo of Dean
Krent at a ceremony installing him as Chicago-Kent's 11th
dean. IIT President Lew Collens and the Honorable Ilana
Diamond Rovner ‘66 were also pictured.
Professor Andrews' book, Body Bazaar,
was highlighted in the Sunday Life section of the Sun Herald
(Sydney, Australia).
April 2003
The Financial Times published Professor Khairy Tourk's
op-ed on the increasing importance of China in the global economy.
Professor Sheldon Nahmod was interviewed on the WLS-TV
and WMAQ-TV evening news broadcasts about potential ramifications
of the U.S. Supreme Court's forthcoming decision in the University
of Michigan affirmative action case.
Dean Harold J. Krent was interviewed on WFLD-TV's
evening news about the privacy implications of background checks
for potential Boy Scouts of America leaders. He was also quoted
in a Chicago Tribune story on the subject.
Professor Philip Hablutzel was interviewed by the WLS-TV
evening news about the possibility that American Airlines' parent
company may fire its CEO and file for bankruptcy.
Dean Krent was a guest on WTTW-TV's "Chicago Tonight"
to discuss measures consumers can take to protect themselves from
online auction fraud, such as visiting the Web site www.youdontknowauctions.com,
a collaboration between Chicago-Kent honors scholars and the Chicago
Department of Consumer Services aimed at educating consumers about
online auction fraud. He was also quoted about the Web site in
a Law School Magazine story.
Professor Dan Tarlock was quoted in a Chicago Tribune
story about an order given by the mayor of Elk Grove Village for
police officers to make extra patrols in the area bounding the
village and O'Hare International Airport following Mayor Richard
Daly's closing of Miegs Field.
Adjunct Professor Eldon Ham was quoted in a Chicago
Tribune story about actions that could be taken by Major League
Baseball to deter fans from entering the field of play.
Professor Lori Andrews was quoted in a Village Voice
article – entitled Supertots and Frankenkids –
about genetic engineering.
Professor Howard Eglit was a guest on Minnesota Public
Radio's "Marketplace," broadcast in Chicago on WBEZ,
to discuss an age-discrimination case in which younger employees
charged that older workers received preferential treatment.
Professor Richard Kling was quoted in a Chicago Sun-Times
story about how a man awaiting trial for the murder of his wife's
boyfriend was turned over to immigration officials and returned
to his native Mexico.
Professor Perritt, Professor Simons and Professor
Bartram Brown were quoted in a Chicago Daily Herald
feature, run daily, answering readers' questions about the war
in Iraq. Professor Brown was quoted in an answer regarding war
crimes, Professor Simons in an answer regarding stabilizing Iraqi
currency and Professor Perritt in an answer regarding the preparedness
of war planners for the looting that followed the fall of Baghdad.
Professor Geisler was interviewed by Voice of America
and by WebFN, a television program nationally syndicated
by First Business, about the rebuilding of Iraq.
Professor Simons was a guest on a WebFN program
entitled "War and the Economy."
Dean Krent was quoted in a Chicago Daily Herald
article about USA Patriot Act provisions that allow the government
to gain information about materials accessed by library patrons.
Professor Brown was quoted in a Chicago Defender
story about Cliff Kelley, radio host for WVON-AM, and his
comments that the media has been unbalanced in covering the war
in Iraq.
Professor Keith Black appeared on WebFN to discuss
the impact of underfunded pension plans on S&P 500 stocks.
Professor Howard Simons was quoted in a boston.com
story about the perception that bonds are a "sure thing"
when compared to the stock market. The story was also published
by the Gwinnett Daily Post.
Adjunct Professor Ham was quoted in a Newsday story
about the WNBA's Connecticut Sun, the first major-sport team to
be based at a casino complex. The story was also published by
Poker Magazine.
Professor Paul Prabhaker's op-ed on sustainable business
performance was published by siliconindia.com, a monthly
online business magazine.
Professor Henry H. Perritt, Jr., was interviewed by WDCB-FM
about restoring rule of law to Iraq.
Professor Hablutzel was quoted in a ChicagoBusiness.com
story about the possible conflict of interest that eight Aon Corporation
directors face after investing in the new reinsurer company, Endurance,
which Aon helped launch.
Professor Simons was quoted in an nj.com story
about the U.S. Treasury's efforts to uncover possibly billions
of dollars that Saddam Hussein stashed in banks around the world
prior to the coalition's invasion.
Professor Eliezer Geisler was quoted in a Medical Crossroads
article about how future changes in the medical profession will
affect physicians.
Professor Simons, in his weekly column for thestreet.com,
addressed how meat-producers earn their profits; the low price
of metal in the wake of the Iraq war; the possibility of inflation
in the U.S. economy in the near future; the inflated perception
that real estate is a good, low-risk investment that will yield
profits; and the associated volatility index (VIX), which relates
volatility to equity market movements.
Chicago-Kent College of Law was mentioned in an nj.com
story about Rutgers School of Law ranking 37th in the nation in
quality of faculty scholarship, tying the New Jersey school with
Chicago-Kent and the College of William and Mary School of Law.
Professor Richard Conviser was profiled in a Chicago
Daily Law Bulletin article.
Professor Kling was quoted in a Chicago Daily Law Bulletin
story about Death Row inmates who have been exonerated by DNA
testing and new forensic technologies years after they were first
sentenced.
Holly Gordon, a staff attorney at the Chicago Environmental
Law Clinic, which is cosponsored by Chicago-Kent College of Law,
was quoted in a Wisconsin State Farmer story about a model
ordinance for wind-power in Illinois.
WLS-TV news anchor Joel Wiseman mentioned his speaking engagement
at Chicago-Kent, at which he addressed how television media covered
the war in Iraq, in a Crain's Chicago Business op-ed piece.
May 2003
Professor Evelyn Brody was quoted in a Boston Globe
story about Boston Mayor Thomas Menino's campaign to pressure
Harvard University and other tax-exempt institutions to pay larger
"payments in lieu of taxes." The story was reprinted
on HooversOnline.com (Austin, TX) and Kiplinger.com.
Professor Katharine Baker was quoted in a Chicago Tribune
story about the persistence of sexual harassment in the workplace.
The story was reprinted in the St. Paul Pioneer Press,
Denver Post, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Post and
Courier (Charleston, S.C.), Wyoming Tribune-Eagle and
Erie Times-News.
Professor Henry H. Perritt, Jr., was quoted in a Chicago
Tribune story about the Kosovo Education Initiative, a not-for-profit
organization founded by U.S. Army Lt. Jonathon Monken, which raises
money to provide books and supplies to the nearly 50 schools in
Kosovo, where Lt. Monken served as part of the NATO peacekeeping
force.
Professor Howard Simons was quoted in a UPI story
about whether President Bush's new $365 billion tax cut will create
jobs and boost the economy.
Professor George Nassos was quoted in a Crain's Chicago
Business story about IIT's partnership with The Field Museum
to build a small-scale wind turbine that could serve as a prototype
for a renewable energy source for the city of Chicago.
Professor Phil Hablutzel was quoted in a Crain's Chicago
Business story on "Flip" Filipowski's sale of Plantium
Corp. to Computer Associates and the stock options he received
three days before.
Professor Richard Kling was quoted in an ABCNews.com
story about the findings of the autopsy performed on Laci Peterson
and her unborn child.
Professor Lori Andrews appeared on "The Oprah
Winfrey Show," aired locally on WLS-TV,
to discuss legal issues regarding sperm donation.
Adjunct Professor Eldon Ham was quoted in a Newsday
story on sports gambling.
Adjunct Professor Nancy Hablutzel was interviewed by ABC
Radio News and Medill News Service about the hazing
incident at Glenbrook North High School.
Professor Khairy Tourk was quoted in a Newsweek
(Japanese edition) story about the injection of public funds to
rescue the Resona bank, Japan's fifth largest.
David Norman, director of market technology at the Center
for Law and Financial Markets, was quoted in a Bloomberg News
story about how Eurex AG, the world's largest futures market,
is attempting to break into the U.S. market and how the competition
would likely affect he Chicago Board of Trade.
Professor Andrews was quoted in a Chicago Magazine
article about a Homewood couple that is suing a scientist for
patenting the gene that causes Canavan disease without their knowledge.
The couple, whose son was afflicted with the disease, supported
the scientist's research with money and blood and tissue samples
from their son.
Professor Steven Harris' testimony on the validity of
a bond for damages in a consumer fraud case against Philip Morris
USA was mention in a Telegraph (Southern Illinois) story.
Professor A. Dan Tarlock was quoted in a Chicago Daily
Herald story about legislation, proposed by Mayor Richard
Daley and passed by an Illinois house committee, that would give
Daley "quick-take" power over 433 acres of land in Bensenville,
Elk Grove Village and Des Plaines that would be used for the Chicago
mayor's O'Hare expansion plan.
Professor Simons was quoted in a Herald (Seattle) story
about the growing number of people investing in bonds.
Professor Bartram Brown was quoted in a Chicago Defender
story about President Bush's declaration that major combat had
ended in Iraq.
Dean Krent was quoted in a Chicago Daily Herald
story about a law under consideration in Des Plaines that would
prohibit people from criticizing city staff, businesses or organizations
by name in a public meeting.
Professor Keith Black was quoted on thestreet.com
about the surge in investment in junk bonds.
Professor Perritt was quoted in an Evanston Review
story about Democratic criticism of the Bush administration's
foreign policy.
Professor Robert Laurent appeared three times on WebFN,
a television program nationally syndicated by First Business,
to discuss interest rates, the Federal Reserve and a potential
housing bubble burst.
Professor Simons, in his weekly column for thestreet.com,
addressed a possible rise in the gold market despite a deflationary
environment; the Federal Reserve's failure to promote price stability;
whether stocks or bonds are a better indicator of the direction
of the U.S. economy; and the efficiency of ethanol, both as a
fuel and as an investment.
Professor Brown's efforts to educate Serbians on how to
prosecute war crimes was the subject of a Chicago Daily Law
Bulletin story.
Professor Michael Spak and Dean Krent were quoted
in a Chicago Daily Law Bulletin story about a scoring error
on one of the 200 multiple choice questions on the February 2003
Illinois bar exam. The error may cause the Illinois Board of Bar
Examiners to rescind what were originally thought to be passing
scores.
Dean Krent was quoted in a Norridge-Harwood Heights
story about efforts by the Red Cross to raise money via the Internet.
Professor Edward Kraus appeared in a front-page photo
in the Chicago Daily Law Bulletin with participants in
the Chicago-Kent College of Law symposium entitled "Managed
Care Liability."
June 2003
Professor Michael I. Spak was quoted in a Chicago Tribune
story about three law school graduates who fell one point short
of passing the February bar exam but were allowed to pass because
of a test scoring error.
Professor Richard Kling was interviewed on Fox News
Channel's "DaySide with Linda Vester" about
a gag order issued in the Laci Peterson murder trial. Professor
Kling was also quoted in an ABCNews.com story about the
trial.
Professor George Nassos appeared in a WGN-TV weather
segment entitled "Ask Tom" about a partnership
between IIT and The Field Museum to build a small-scale wind turbine
that could serve as a prototype for a renewable energy source
for the city of Chicago. Professor Nassos was also quoted in a
Chicago Sun-Times story on the project.
Adjunct Professor Eldon Ham was interviewed by BBC
Radio about the controversy surrounding Sammy Sosa's corked
bat.
Professor Lori Andrews appears in "Bloodlines:
Technology Hits Home," a documentary film about
the ethical and legal consequences of genetic engineering. Professor
Andrews was quoted in a Boston Globe story about the film.
Dean Krent was quoted in a Chicago Tribune story
about www.youdontknowauctions.com,
a Web site created by Chicago-Kent honors scholars, in conjunction
with AT&T and the City of Chicago, to educate visitors about
the dangers of online auctions.
Professor Keith Black was interviewed on WFLD-TV
about Martha Stewart's federal indictment on charges of obstructing
justice, conspiracy, securities fraud and lying to investigators.
Chicago-Kent students and participants in Chicago-Kent's Pre-Law
Undergraduate Scholars program were interviewed by WMAQ-TV
and WLS-TV about the U.S. Supreme Court ruling in the University
of Michigan affirmative action case.
Professor Howard Simons was quoted in a Financial Planning
story about the advantages of single-stock futures.
Adjunct Professor Vincent Samar was interviewed on WBBM-TV's
evening news about the U.S. Supreme Court's decision in the Texas
sodomy law case. Professor Samar also wrote an article for In
These Times magazine about the case.
Professor Andrews was quoted in a Los Angeles Times
story about how research into the possibility that violent tendencies
are hereditary may affect the concept of responsibility in criminal
law.
Professor Howard Eglit was quoted in an AARP Magazine
article detailing the inside story of EEOC and Arnett et al
v. CalPERS, a case that resulted in the largest age-discrimination
settlement in U.S. history.
Adjunct Professor Ham was quoted in a State Net Capitol
Journal story about the efforts of lawmakers and the NCAA
to reign-in agents who knowingly work outside NCAA rules to sign
athletes as clients.
Adjunct Professor William Kling was a guest on WMAQ-TV's
"City Desk" to talk about legislation he drafted
-- dubbed the "bully bill"-- and how it relates to the
Glenbrook North High School hazing incident.
Professor Andrews was quoted in a Chicago Tribune story
about a lawsuit in which a Homewood couple is suing a scientist
for patenting the gene that causes Canavan disease without their
knowledge. The couple, whose son was afflicted with the disease,
supported the scientist's research with money and with blood and
tissue samples from their son. Professor Andrews is acting as
chief attorney for the family.
Professor Christopher Leslie was quoted in two Daily
Texan stories about the Texas sodomy law case that was argued
before the U.S. Supreme Court this term.
Adjunct Professor Ham was interviewed by WSCR Radio
about a lawsuit filed on behalf of Yao Ming, the Houston Rockets
7-0 foot tall Chinese center, charging unauthorized use of his
likeness.
Professor Sheldon Nahmod was quoted in a Medill News
Service story about the increasing importance of corporate
responsibility in today's marketplace.
Professor Katharine Baker was quoted in a Chicago Tribune
story about sexual harassment in the workplace. The story was
reprinted in editions of the Indianapolis Star, Cincinnati
Inquirer, Hartford Courant, Roanoke Times, Quad
Cities News, Chicago Vindicator and Sunday Missoulian.
The Chicago Daily Law Bulletin ran a story on Chicago-Kent
student Kaitrin Stumpf, the 2003 ISBA Law Student Division Public
Service Award recipient.
Michael Burns, assistant dean for admissions, was quoted
in a Chicago Law Bulletin story about the Law School Admission
Council's Pre-Law Undergraduate Scholars program for which Chicago-Kent
is one of a handful of law schools to host the program.
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