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Urban Studies In The News

• Advocate, Los Angeles, Calif.
  Remembering Jesse: The archconservative's planned retirement marks the end of painful antigay era in Congress
  Life outside the ghetto
  
  
• Albany Times Union
  Creeping Federal Control of Education
  
  
• Albany Times Union, Albany, NY
  The Learning Curve
  
  
• American History Magazine
  “Evacuation Day: New York City’s Forgotten Past”
  
  
• Associated Press
  Knitting Groups Give Women Chance to Bond
  
  
• Atlantic Monthly
  Who Needs Harvard?
  
  
• Boston Magazine
  This Man Is Building a $1 Billion Construction Empire
  
  
• Buffalo News, Buffalo, N.Y.
  Born To Heal
  
  
• Business History Review
  Book Review: Building Gotham: Civic Culture and Public Policy in New York City, 1898-1938
  
  
• Business Week
  A Sneak Preview of Campus Life
  
  
• Cape Codder
  Fellowship of Reconciliation marks 25 anniversary
  
  
• CCNews.com
  A New Theory For Mass Extinctions
  
  
• Chicago Tribune
  50 BEST MAGAZINES
  
  
• College News.org
  The Liberal Arts are Thriving
  
  
• Coshocton (Ohio) Tribune
  College Notebook
  
  
• Daily Gazette, Schenectady, N.Y.
  Student: Vietnam is a place to learn Scotia collegian returns for second visit
  
  
• Daily Messenger, Canandaigua, N.Y.
  An uncommonly bright comet
  College Notebook
  Is our fuelish era at an end?
  Same campus, same drive - different eras
  Pinched!
  Exchange students get lesson in being an American
  Something's in the wind — and it will mean clean, renewable energy here
  
  
• Daily News, New York, N.Y.
  Rhodes to success
  
  
• Delta-Sky.com
  Tipple Play, How Alcoholic Spirits Do Their Work
  
  
• Democrat & Chronicle
  To keep young people in city, enable them to build its future
  
  
• Democrat & Chronicle, Rochester, N.Y.
  Grazioli records double-double as Hobart tops Keuka
  College Notebook
  Fisher, Hobart earn NCAA berths
  Irondequoit honors its original lacrosse team
  
  
• Democrat and Chronicle
  Some forgo beach to help others
  
  
• Democrat and Chronicle, Rochester, N.Y.
  With no major races, voters are left with decisions on very local issues
  Fathers in police, rescue roles bring home lessons
  Start growth spurt: Pump life into the city's heart, Midtown
  Picking up the pieces of Virginia Tech tragedy
  College costs hit 'scary' heights
  Wright rewrites women's scoring records
  Downtowners need place to shop; make it Midtown
  Déjà vu on Monroe ballot - Despite legislative term limits, voters could see familiar names
  Turn attention from rap lyrics to real culprits for societal ills
  Recycle Midtown, Sibley's as condos for city dwellers
  26 unsung city heroes to be honored by mayor
  How to win young voters? Quit skirting vital issues
  Expect seismic political shift in 2004 election
  21st century’s youth activist
  Race flap roils campaign
  Library exhibit features wartime journalism
  'Mosaic' of diversity is area colleges' goal
  Not Just Black Men
  Americorps expects ranks to swell
  Albright speaks to Geneva collegians
  Colleges covet minority students
  Smooth bureaucratic bumps in U.S. presidential transition
  
  
• Democrat and Chronicle, Rochester, NY
  Study says N.Y. kids' chance for success is better than average
  
  
• Dundee Observer
  How urgent are Seneca Lake water concerns?
  
  
• Entertainment Weekly
  Book Review - The Wonder Spot by Melissa Bank
  
  
• Final Call, Chicago, Ill.
  Beating Bush: Is it the only election issue for Blacks?
  
  
• Finger Lakes Times
  Anti-slavery book goes for $42,000: Auction draws dozens of bidders
  Rochester mayor to speak in Geneva
  Robots lurch, wheel, race to the finish
  Looking at schools
  HWS panelists say Title IX needs better enforcement
  
  
• Finger Lakes Times, Geneva, N.Y.
  FL Institute makes teachers the students
  Conference to explore green economy
  Expert: School shootings still rare
  Colleges to get state funds
  City zoning panel holds first meeting
  FL residents recall Chisholm's visits: Nation's first black congresswoman dies
  Preservation, not demolition: Petitioners don’t want city to just raze buildings
  Emphasis on community service; New marketing head happy to be at FL Health
  Civil rights activist speaks at HWS
  HUD secretary to speak at HWS tonight
  
  
• Footnotes
  Sociological Approaches Hold Promise to Curb Campus Drinking
  
  
• Fortune Magazine
  How Florida cashed in on college football
  From shopaholic to star retail analyst
  
  
• Gotham Gazette, New York, N.Y.
  How The Subway Shaped New York
  
  
• Hampton Union, Hampton, NH
  Town hires manager
  
  
• Harvard Law News, Cambridge, Mass.
  School Wins Record Number of Skadden Fellowships
  
  
• Hattiesburg American.com
  Silent Witness exhibit to honor Gulf Coast
  
  
• In the National Interest
  Four Observations about the Fate of the Chinese Communist Party
  
  
• In These Times magazine, Chicago, Ill.
  Dream On
  
  
• Kaplan's Newsweek
  Our Changing World
  
  
• Limestone Magazine, U.K.
  Tommy the Traveler
  
  
• Los Angeles Times
  Unsustainable?
  
  
• Los Angeles Times, Los Angeles, Calif.
  Richard Fisher, 68; Headed Morgan Stanley Securities Firm in '90s
  The Students Grade L.A.
  
  
• Metro News, Detroit, Mich.
  Losing your mind in Berlin
  
  
• Minnesota Business
  Taking Care of Business
  
  
• National Post, Ontario Canada
  Ads aim for shot of reality Anti-drinking campaign
  
  
• NBC Channel 10
  Local Clinton Insiders
  
  
• New York Magazine, New York, N.Y.
  The Line That Time Forgot
  
  
• New York Sun, New York, N.Y.
  On to Oxford from Brooklyn
  
  
• New York Times
  Deep Roots Guarantee a Bookseller's Independence
  Silence of Clintons Speaks Loudly for McCall
  Growing a Collection to Fill the SFMOMA's Gaps
  
  
• New York Times, New York, N.Y.
  Riding Into the Red
  No Tokens, or Incentive to Hoard
  Richard Fisher, 68, Chairman of Morgan Stanley in 1990's, Dies
  Trees for Democracy
  The Rumble That's Lasted for 100 Years
  Andrew Heiskell, a Former Chairman of Time Inc. and a Civic Leader, Dies at 87
  Sport's Growth Stops Short of Div. I
  Daniel Patrick Moynihan, Former Senator From New York, Dies at 76
  Clinton Set Take Over On Campus
  Activists, Afterward
  
  
• Newsday
  Stewardship holds sway at environmental contest for high schools
  
  
• Newsday, New York, N.Y.
  A Queens Idea Man Thinks Big
  
  
• Newsweek
  Scouting a Dry Campus
  
  
• Parade Magazine
  Here’s how five communities are making sure their children get a quality education.
  
  
• Peoples Democracy
  On LeftWord International Young Scholars’ Seminar
  
  
• Philadelphia Inquierer
  Hatters grad twice wins rookie mat honors
  
  
• Philadelphia Inquirer
  College Notebook
  
  
• Philadelphia Inquirer Magazine, Philadelphia, Pa.
  Diane Louise Wormley: In University City, making a difference for neighbors
  
  
• Philadelphia Inquirer, Philadelphia, Pa.
  Costanza top rookie
  
  
• PinUp, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Mass.
  The Frontier Architect
  
  
• Pittsburgh City Paper
  Screen Saver: Can Tom Poole revive public-access cable TV in Pittsburgh?
  
  
• Plain Dealer, Cleveland, Ohio
  Barriers broken with love in multicultural families
  
  
• Post Standard, Syracuse, N.Y.
  A CLOUDY WATER PROBLEM
  
  
• Post-Standard, Syracuse, N.Y.
  Ithaca project sponsors Iranian writer
  
  
• Press & Sun Bulletin, Binghamton, N.Y.
  Candor students represent New York in Envirothon
  
  
• real magazine
  real profile
  
  
• Registered Rep. Magazine
  Giants Among Us
  
  
• Science Daily
  A New Theory For Mass Extinctions
  
  
• Self Magazine
  How to live a more meaningful life
  
  
• Space Daily
  New Theory For Mass Extinctions
  
  
• St. Petersburg (Fla.) Times
  Director of dominance
  
  
• St. Petersburg Times, St. Petersburg, Fla.
  Conserving beats complaining
  
  
• Staten Island Advance, Staten Island, N.Y.
  Botanical Garden gets new chief
  
  
• Street & Smith's SportsBusiness Journal
  Building winners in Gator Nation
  
  
• The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
  Foley leads Gators to top of college sports worldFoley leads Gators to top of college sports world
  
  
• The Buffalo News, Buffalo, N.Y.
  Rochester-based pizza chain will open location in Williamsville
  
  
• The Council of Societies for the Study of Religion Bulletin
  What is Christianity?: An Epistemological and Pedagogical Problem
  
  
• The Gainesville (Fla.) Sun
  Q & A with Florida AD Jeremy Foley
  
  
• The Inquirer, Philadelphia
  Ex-Ford to play basketball in Denmark
  
  
• The Inquirer, Philadelphia, Pa.
  Rowan rumbles to playoff win
  Diver adds one mark to another
  
  
• The Intelligencer
  CB grad makes grade in medical field: Christina Crabtree has taken her medical skills to China and Costa Rica.
  
  
• The Ithaca Times
  A History, Before Death
  
  
• The New York Times
  Community College: For Achievers, a New Destination
  For Florida’s Athletic Director, a Bumpy Ride to the Top
  2 Brokers Offer Warm Comfort in a Cold Market
  
  
• The New York Times, New York, N.Y.
  The Flags of Our Sons
  
  
• The Portland Tribune
  To creative class, the city is what you make it
  
  
• The Post-Standard, Syracuse, N.Y.
  4 area lacrosse squads face test
  Good thing the sport is lacrosse
  
  
• The Star-Gazette, Elmira, N.Y.
  Notre Dame grad earns All-America status for indoor track at Cortland
  
  
• The Times Argus
  Women finding their niche
  
  
• The Times Union, Albany, N.Y.
  A blessing undisguised: Strength of character makes Jason McKrieth a light for all
  
  
• The Wall Street Journal, New York, N.Y.
  The Maestros of Lincoln Center
  
  
• Tikkun magazine
  Poles, Jews, and Post-Communist Insecurities
  
  
• Time
  War of Words
  
  
• University Business, Norwalk, Conn.
  The Wasted Years
  
  
• USA Today
  Florida's AD wears many crowns
  
  
• USA Today, McLean, Va.
  Women rail against college's coed plans
  Gymnast Gatson pushes to heal back, make Games
  
  
• Wall Street Journal
  Top Gun Lawyer Keeps Big Presence With Small Firm
  
  
• Washington Post
  A New Path in Life: Reading the Comics
  The Deflation of Grade Inflation
  
  
• Washington Post, Washington, D.C.
  A Whole New Operation
  Lessons Learned On the Job
  Crowded Field in Race to Shape City
  Colleges Worth Considering
  
  
• WHAM Channel 13, Rochester, N.Y.
  Harness The Wind, Cradle The Heroes
  
  
• WNBC.com
  Civil Rights Leader Bowie Dead At 70
  
  
• Yahoo Finance
  Julius Shulman Institute at Woodbury University Names Inaugural Fellows