Susan Helper discusses outsourced jobs coming back to U.S.
Homeward bound? Firms mull return China Daily: Many companies that had outsourced jobs to countries such as China...
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Law’s Michael Benza discusses Cleveland police officer acquittal
Judge in Cleveland police shooting case visited FOP event days before acquitting officer The Plain Dealer: The judge...
“Cleveland Jewish News” takes a look at the Siegal Lifelong Learning Program
Siegal Lifelong Learning opens doors this fall Cleveland Jewish News: The Laura and Alvin Siegal Lifelong Learning Program...
Ritalin could help Alzheimer’s patients, explains neurology’s Alan Lerner
Ritalin may help Alzheimer’s patients, too ABC News: Ritalin, a drug often used for attention deficit disorder in...
Theater’s Jerrold Scott talks his steampunk take on Shakespeare
Distracted Globe offers steampunk ‘Twelfth Night’ Greenville Online: Jerrold Scott, an associate professor of theater, is directing a...
Sanford Markowitz coauthors study that could lead to new colon cancer treatments
Genetic aberrations seen as path to stop colon cancer The New York Times: Sanford Markowitz, the Dr. Sanford...
SAGES lecturer Brad Ricca talks “Dark Knight Rises” anticipation
‘Batman’ ready for box office battle The Detroit News: The third and final film in Christopher Nolan’s Batman...
Georgia’s new execution method makes sense, says medicine’s Howard Nearman
Ga. switching to single-drug method for executions Associated Press: Georgia is switching to a single-drug execution method from...
Today’s children are more imaginative, according to psychology’s Sandra Russ
Study: Children now are more imaginative Education Week: Students may have less time for free play, but psychology...
School of Law ranks No. 38 on list of most-cited law faculties
Law professor superlatives: most-cited law faculties The Wall Street Journal: The University of St. Thomas School of Law...