For Chicago-Kent College of Law and
Stuart School of Business
2007
January February March April May June
June 2007
Professor Henry H. Perritt, Jr.’s CD, “Wind Will Fill the Sails,” was the focus of a Chicago Daily Law Bulletin story. Professor Perritt and alumnus Matt Topic are quoted in the article.
The New York Times published Professor Lori Andrews’ op-ed, “The Bones We Carried.” Professor Andrews’ commentary mirrors the issues in The Silent Assassin, the most recent book in her Alexandra Blake mystery series. The op-ed was republished nationally and in the International Herald Tribune.
Professor Evelyn Brody was quoted in a Chronicle of Higher Education story about governance issues in nonprofit organizations. This is the first story in a two-part series.
Professor Richard Kling was quoted in three Chicago Tribune stories about Christopher Vaughn who was charged in the fatal shootings of his wife and children.
Professor Lori Andrews was quoted in the obituary of Pulitzer Prize winning Chicago Tribune science reporter Peter Gorner.
Coverage in The Commentator was part of the Chicago Daily Law Bulletin’s “Law Notes” column about law school student newspapers.
May 2007
The Chicago Daily Law Bulletin covered “Who Owns Your Body,” a day-long conference at Chicago-Kent. Professor Lori Andrews was quoted and pictured with guest speaker Michael Crichton in the article. After the conference, Professor Lori Andrews was a guest on WTTW’s Chicago Tonight to discuss issues discussed at the conference.
A Polish News Bulletin story about Internet Law mentioned the second International Conference of New Technology Laws a conference organized by the University of Gdansk and Chicago-Kent to discuss legal issues related to the Internet and Technology.
Professor Richard Kling was quoted in a Chicago Daily Herald story about errors in the trial of a man accused of the 1993 murder of seven people at a Brown’s Chicken restaurant.
Professor Matthew Bernstein was quoted in a Chicago Daily Herald story about the concept of religious sanctuary.
Professor Lori Andrews was quoted in a Patriot News (Harrisburg, Penn.) story about a man who donated sperm for a lesbian couple’s two children must pay child support since he involved himself as a stepparent and had assumed some of the parenting duties.
A Chicago Daily Law Bulletin “Law Notes” column about 2007 law school commencement included mention of Chicago-Kent alumna and Illinois Supreme Court Justice Anne M. Burke as the speaker.
Library Journal published a review of The Silent Assassin, Professor Lori Andrews’ second book in the Alexandra Blake series.
Professor Matthew Bernstein was quoted in a Chicago Daily Herald story about immigration reform and a point-based visa plan.
Chicago-Kent was mentioned as one of a growing number of American law schools that offer animal law courses in a Chicago Tribune story about animal rights activism.
Professor Richard Kling was quoted in a Chicago Daily Herald story about Cook County hospital employees implicated in a contract fraud case.
April 2007
The Chicago Daily Law Bulletin published “Historical Déjà Vu: Attorney General Gonzales and Grover Cleveland,” an op-ed by Dean Harold J. Krent.
Elizabeth Turley, assistant dean for institutional advancement was quoted in a Chicago Daily Law Bulletin story about the $1 million gift to the law school from the estate of Sadie Berkson. The Chronicle of Higher Education also published notice of the gift.
The Chicago Daily Law Bulletin published a notice about the establishment of the Roy C Palmer Civil Liberties Prize.
Professor Mark D. Rosen was quoted in Burt Constable’s column in the Chicago Daily Herald about a dispute in an unincorporated subdivision near Mount Prospect to ban alcohol using a 73-year-old law.
“Breaking the law: Our ridiculous patent laws have left us with a system of legalized extortion” by Professor Lori Andrews was published in “The Playboy Forum” in Playboy Magazine.
An Arizona Republic (Phoenix) story about tissue research mentioned a research paper by Professor Lori B. Andrews.
Professor Martin H. Malin was quoted in a New Journal (Wilmington, De.) story about freedom of speech in the workplace.
Professor Douglas Godfrey was quoted in a Chicago Daily Herald story about the beginning of the Brown Chicken murder trial.
Professor Dan Tarlock was quoted in a Crain’s Chicago Business factoid about the increase in environmental law practice.
Dean Harold J. Krent was quoted in a Chicago Lawyer story about the legal environment in China and the prospects for business for U.S. and Chinese firms.
Dean Harold J. Krent was quoted in a Chicago Daily Law Bulletin story about judiciary committees.
Professor Mark Rosen was quoted in a Chicago Daily Herald story about a proposed alcohol ban in River Forest.
The Stanford Daily mentioned Chicago-Kent’s victory in the National Trial Competition.
March 2007
Professor Nancy Marder was a panelist on a Chicago Tonight program about clerking for the U.S. Supreme Court. Professor Marder clerked for Justice John Paul Stevens.
Professor Richard Kling was quoted in an Associated Press story about jury selection in the trial of one of the defendants in the 1993 Brown’s Chicken murders.
Chicago-Kent was mentioned in a Chicago Daily Law Bulletin story about the U.S. News & World Report law school rankings.
The University Wire ran a story about Chicago-Kent student Sean Wieber’s work as a citizen drafter of legislation to mandate the placement of Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs) at all outdoor physical fitness facilities in the state. The story was distributed nationally to college student newspapers.
Professor Lori Andrews was quoted in a Reason Magazine article about gene patenting.
The Chicago Daily Herald ran a mention of SmithAmundsen’s commitment to support diversity initiatives at Chicago-Kent.
The States News Service ran a story about professor Ronald Staudt’s receipt of an award by the Legal Services Corporation that was distributed nationally.
The Chicago Tribune published “An Irish Freshman Adapts to Dorm Life,” an op-ed by professor William Birdthistle.
Professor Richard Gonzalez was mentioned in Chicago Daily Law Bulletin, Pioneer Press Newspapers, Chicago Sun-Times and Chicago Tribune stories about two federal grand jurors who claim they were fired in retaliation for serving on the jury. Professor Gonzalez was assigned by chief U.S. District Judge James F. Holderman to represent one of the jurors.
Professor Richard Kling was quoted in a Chicago Tribune story about the acquittal of three defendants on criminal charges in the 2003 stampede in the E2 nightclub where 21 people were killed.
Professor Daniel Coyne was quoted in a Chicago Defender story about technology updates at the Cook County Criminal Courts.
Professor Lori Andrews was quoted in a Florida Today story about gene patenting.
February 2007
Dean Harold J. Krent was quoted in a Chicago Daily Herald story about the evolution of presidential candidate Barack Obama’s public speaking style. The story, which mentioned Sen. Obama’s May 2003 commencement address, also quoted alumni Daniel Anders and Allison Dieterichs.
Adjunct professor William Kling was quoted in a Chicago Daily Herald story about increased penalties for reckless driving in school zones.
Professor Evelyn Brody was quoted in a Pittsburgh Post Gazette the economic hardships for cities caused by nonprofit property tax exemptions.
Dean Harold J. Krent was quoted in a Chicago Lawyer story about the expansion of the family law practice and Chicago-Kent’s role as one of the first law schools in the country to offer a master’s degree in family law.
Professor Sheldon H. Nahmod was quoted in a Philadelphia Inquirer story about free speech and the Internet.
The Chicago Daily Law Bulletin covered Congressman Peter J. Roskam’s appearance at Chicago-Kent to talk about public service. The article mentioned that Roskam was a member of the 1988 National Trial Competition.
Dean Harold J. Krent was quoted in a story about Chicago-Kent alumnus and Illinois Court of Claims Judge Peter J. Birnbaum.
Professor Lori Andrews was quoted in a New York Times story about the increasing scrutiny facing sperm banks and their donors. The story was reprinted nationally and in the International Herald Tribune.
The Chronicle of Higher Education quoted Chicago-Kent students Joel Roberson and Ruth Lopez in an article about their work with the Student Hurricane Network with ten other students during winter break. The students went to the Gulf Coast to assist victims of hurricanes Katrina and Rita.
Chicago Tribune sports columnist Rick Morrissey wrote about Chicago-Kent student Sean Wieber’s work as a citizen drafter of legislation to mandate the placement of Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs) at all outdoor physical fitness facilities in the state. Wieber’s work had its genesis in a course taught by adjunct professor William Kling, who is also mentioned throughout the column.
Professor Douglas Godfrey was quoted in a Northwest Indiana Times story about former governor George Ryan’s attempt to overturn his conviction on fraud and corruption charges.
January 2007
Professor Howard C. Eglit was quoted in an AARP Magazine article about the disparity between the ages of jurors and defendants and the impact on defendants over the age of seventy.
WGN-TV interviewed Professor Henry H. Perritt, Jr., about the ownership of domain names.
ABC News, Voice of America News, Washington Post and UPI quoted Professor Lori B. Andrews in stories about the ethics of uterus transplants.
Tcsdaily.com published “Michael Crichton is Right About Gene Patents,” a commentary by Professor Lori Andrews. Tcsdaily.com is an online journal that focuses on issues related to technology, commerce and society.
Dean Harold J. Krent was quoted in a Chicago Daily Law Bulletin story about new themes in what law schools teach.
Professor Nancy Marder was mentioned in a Dallas Morning News story about the upcoming National Jury Summit hosted by the American Board of Trial Advocates.
Professor Vivien Gross and Chicago-Kent students Jordan Powell, Prashanthi Rao and Derek Steele were quoted in a Chicago Lawyer story about the goals and aspirations of Generation Y lawyers and law students.
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