University of Chicago News: Press Citations 2003

University of Chicago News:
Press Citations 2003

Law Professor Douglas Lichtman on the motivations behind online file sharing
“CD Copy-Protection Technology Falters”

Dec. 29, 2003
Paul Sereno and Project Exploration exhibit new pterosaur in the Garfield Park Conservatory
“Original big bird, pterosaur, makes debut at Garfield Park”

Dec. 19, 2003
Researchers discover the negative effects of neophobia
“Scaredy-rats die young: High stress life may take toll on longevity”
nature.com
Dec. 8, 2003
“The meek shall inherit a shorter lifespan”

Dec. 8, 2003
2003 marks fiftieth anniversary of discovery of REM sleep
“After 50 years, the veil begins to lift on our dreams”

Dec. 8, 2003
James Joyce’s The Dead returns to Court Theatre
“Retaining its cast and its charm, ‘The Dead’ is a beautiful revival”

Dec. 8, 2003
Prof. J.M. Coetzee delivers Nobel Lecture
“He and his man”
Nobel e-Museum
Dec. 7, 2003
“Nobel winner speaks up--in character”

Dec. 8, 2003
Renaissance Society presents Ulrike Ottinger’s “Southeast Passage: A Journey to New Blank Spots on the European Map”
“Ulrike Ottinger's travelogue is a lecture with a difference”

Dec. 4, 2003
Professor emeritus Bernard S. Cohn, 75
“B. S. Cohn, Expert on Culture of Modern India, Dies at 75”

Nov. 28, 2003
“Bernard Cohn, 75”

Dec. 1, 2003
“U. of C. anthropologist Bernard Cohn, 75, studied caste system in India”

Dec. 2, 2003
Prof. Sydney Nagel and Wendy Zhang discuss applications of drop research
“Drops of knowledge”

Dec. 1, 2003
Prof. Austan Goolsbee on invisible unemployment
“The Unemployment Myth”

Nov. 30, 2003
Prof. J.M. Coetzee gives the Robert B. Silvers Lecture at the New York Public Library
“Who Needs a Lecture? Coetzee Reads From a New Story”

Nov. 22, 2003
Prof. Paul Sereno describes his 2003 Niger expedition
“Bone fever! Fossil hunters hit pay dirt”

Nov. 21, 2003
University study finds new drug that shrinks cancerous tumors
“U. of C. shows drug may prolong life of kidney cancer patients”

Nov. 21, 2003
“Pill offers hope in kidney cancer”

Nov. 21, 2003
Marshall Scholarship awarded to recent graduate
“U. of C. graduate among 40 Marshall Scholars”

Nov. 18, 2003
Prof. Goldin-Meadow discusses role of gestures in communication
“Gesturing as You Talk Can Help You Take A Load Off Your Mind”

Nov. 14, 2003
Sexual orientation among men is connected with brain metabolism
“Homosexuality may be issue of brain chemistry”

Nov. 13, 2003
Through hard work and determination, researcher Abbas Alizadeh won Iranian trust
“Chicago Scholar is Keystone in Bridging Two Worlds”

Nov. 7, 2003
Professor emeritus Allan Rechtschaffen discusses the importance of sleep
“Why do we sleep?”

Nov. 9, 2003
Prof. Michael Turner looks at conflicting theories of gravity
“What is gravity, really?”

Nov. 9, 2003
Richard Posner receives Justice Department's John Sherman award for lifetime contributions
“Justice to honor appeals judge”

Nov. 7, 2003
University study finds that sexual attraction raises testosterone levels in saliva
“Researchers pore over spit for clues to sexuality”

Nov. 7, 2003
Leszek Kolakowski receives John W. Kluge Prize for lifetime achievement
“Library of Congress Announces Winner of First John W. Kluge Prize for Lifetime Achievement in the Humanities and Social Sciences”
Nov. 5, 2003
Prof. John Yoo's Congressional Testimony on Patriot Act
“Testimony before the Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence”
Oct. 30, 2003
Prof. James Heckman says China ignores investment in human capital
“The People's Republic May Neglect People By Starving Schools”

Oct. 23, 2003
Prof. Roman Weil explains the unexpected growth of the accounting profession
“After an Avalanche of Scandal, Accounting's Numbers Rise”

Oct. 28, 2003
Prof. Tom Gunning comments on the cycle of the horror genre
“Bloodlust”

Oct. 26, 2003
Prof. Catherine Brekus discusses importance of women in religion
“Religious women fill pews but not the history books”

Oct. 22, 2003
Prof. Goldin-Meadow discusses role of gestures in communication
“Thinking With the Hands”

Oct. 21, 2003
Prof. Richard Thaler on the new Save More Tomorrow program
“Save a slice for later on”

Oct. 14, 2003
Oriental Institute opens major gallery on ancient Mesopotamia
“Mesopotamian art highlighted”

Oct. 17, 2003
Prof. Richard Thaler explains behavioral economics through baseball
“Playing by the numbers”

Oct. 9, 2003
Gerald “Red” Ratner comments on new athletics facility
“'30s player helps keep alma mater in the game”

Oct. 12, 2003
Mandel Hall celebrates its 100th anniversary
“3 good reasons to celebrate”

Oct. 12, 2003
Ratner Athletics Center’s architecture evokes Gothic and a dynamic, athletic presence
“A good sport, U. of C. takes middle road”

Oct. 12, 2003
University study finds that sleep helps consolidate information
“Sleep Appears to Rescue Memories”

Oct. 9, 2003
“F Memory and Sleep: Forget All-Nighters”

Oct. 20, 2003
New opera by Philip Glass combines Eastern and Western elements
“Glass' “Voice” roars quietly”

Oct. 6, 2003
Mark G. Inghram, Physicist, 1919-2003, helped establish age of the Earth
“Mark G. Inghram, 83”

Oct. 3, 2003
Professor John M. Coetzee wins 2003 Nobel Prize in Literature
“Coetzee, Writer of Apartheid as Bleak Mirror, Wins Nobel”

Oct. 3, 2003
“J. M. Coetzee Wins Nobel Prize for Literature”

Oct. 2, 2003
“Nobel laureate lets his work speak for him”

Oct. 5, 2003
“U. of C. prof awarded Nobel for literature”

Oct. 3, 2003
Coetzee on Swedish TV
SVT
Oct. 2, 2003
“Coetzee wins Nobel literature prize”

Oct. 2, 2003
“Mr Coetzee is run to earth through cyberspace”

Oct. 2, 2003
“So. African wins Nobel literature prize”

Oct. 2, 2003
“JM Coetzee is 'easy' Nobel winner”

Oct. 2, 2003
University receives funding for $30 million infectious disease initiative
“$17 million awarded to U. of C. for disease lab”

Oct. 1, 2003
Next Step for Teen Moms helps young women get to college
“A step to collegiate success”

Oct. 1, 2003
University initiates interdisciplinary study of early-onset breast cancer among African-Americans
“Grant to help study breast cancer racial gap”

Sept. 14, 2003
“Schools to study health disparities”

Oct. 1, 2003
Prof. Ron Gregg comments on gay-straight relationships in the media
“Running straight for the queer guys”

Oct. 1, 2003
The New York Times interviews Maria Spiropulu
“Other Dimensions? She's in Pursuit”

Sept. 30, 2003
Prof. Charles Lipson discusses the problems in Iraq
“Lack of a road map for Iraq led to current chaos”

Sept. 28, 2003
Oriental Institute opens Mesopotamian gallery Oct. 18
“Mesopotamia reigns again at Oriental Institute”

Sept. 28, 2003
University study finds Wisconsin’s welfare reform failing
“Welfare reform fails to end poverty, study says”

Sept. 30, 2003
University initiates interdisciplinary study of early-onset breast cancer among African-Americans
“UIC, U. of C. to study minority cancer rates”

Sept. 24, 2003
Prof. Robert Pape discusses the strategic logic of suicide terrorism
“Dying to Kill Us”

Sept. 22, 2003
Renaissance Society's "Mark Manders: Isolated Rooms" explores historical styles of art
“Concepts of art history fill Mark Manders' 'Rooms'”

Sept. 18, 2003
National Review discusses Prof. Robert Pape's recent article on suicide terrorism
“Demystify It”

Sept. 16, 2003
Prof. Richard Posner's new book reviewed
“'Law, Pragmatism, and Democracy': The Legal Theory of No Legal Theory”

Sept. 14, 2003
Prof. Richard Shweder reviews book on cultural heritage protection
“'Who Owns Native Culture?': The Gatekeepers”

Sept. 14, 2003
Astrophysicist Don Lamb's new theory on gamma-ray bursts
“Gamma Ray Needles May Pierce Space”

Sept. 12, 2003
Chicago Sun-Times interviews Prof. Raghuram Rajan
“'To anyone growing up in a developing country, economics is very visible.'”

Sept. 14, 2003
Law student Tom Levinson documents real religion of Americans
“Author travels nation to find God in America”

Sept. 12, 2003
Prof. Austan Goolsbee discusses effect of internet on pricing
“The Internet Book Race”

Sept. 11, 2003
Prof. John Mearsheimer comments on cost of American unilateralism
“Foreign Views of U.S. Darken Since Sept. 11”

Sept. 11, 2003
Prof. Matthew Wynia comments on university study of bioterrorism preparation
“Most doctors feel unprepared to cope with bioterrorism”

Sept. 10, 2003
New Ratner Athletics Center at top of Chicago Tribune’s architecture list
“Soldier Field not the only major opening”

Sept. 7, 2003
Profs. Raghuram Rajan and Luigi Zingales question occupation of Iraq
“The World on a String?”

Sept. 7, 2003
University physicists Maria Spiropulu, Joseph Lykken, and Sean Carroll discuss new theories of the universe
“The gods must be crazy”

Sept. 8, 2003
New college prepayment plan to be offered
“Prepayment plan for private colleges”

Sept. 4, 2003
University receives government grant to establish biodefense research center
“Biodefense Hubs to Be Set Up at 8 Sites”

Sept. 4, 2003
University’s Globus Project expands internationally
“Grid Software Project Goes International”

Sept. 2, 2003
“Scientists Plan New Supercomputer System”

Sept. 3, 2003
Prof. Gary Becker describes his first summer job
“An Ode to Loved Labors Lost”

Sept. 1, 2003
Soaring legal costs threaten University’s midwifery program
“U. of C. weighing costs of midwives”

Aug. 31, 2003
Prof. Richard Thaler creates new investment program, Save More Tomorrow
“In These 401(k)'s, Workers Do Less to Save More”

Aug. 31, 2003
Ted O’Neill describes the admissions process at the University of Chicago
“Michigan joins 'mainstream'”

Aug. 29, 2003
Prof. David Cronin comments on the risks of in vitro fertilization
“Illinois is a leader in test-tube fertilization”

Aug. 29, 2003
Prof. David Cronin discusses the obstacles of organ donation
“Getting families to donate organs takes kind touch”

Aug. 28, 2003
Prof. Arthur Haney discusses the dangers of DES
“FDA Issues Warning About Pregnancy Drug”

Aug. 27, 2003
Prof. Tomas Philipson links technological growth to surge of obesity
“Political Debate Looms Over Obesity”

Aug. 25, 2003
University survey finds fewer people opposed homosexuality
“The New Couples Next Door”

Aug. 24, 2003
University Press publishes 15th edition of the Chicago Manual of Style
“Mind your Ps and Qs, the Chicago Manual of Style says”

Aug. 22, 2003
Smart Museum showcases Robert Arneson’s sculptures
“Arneson's ‘Big Idea’ grounded in irreverence”

Aug. 22, 2003
Prof. Bennett Leventhal discusses teenage rebellion as presented in Thirteen
“Girls Gone Wild”

Aug. 20, 2003
University of Chicago ranks first in school administration
“Survey gives DePaul students more to smile about”

Aug. 19, 2003
Prof. Sanford Finkel discusses prevalence of undiagnosed cognitive impairment
“Elderly’s mental decline often missed”

Aug. 18, 2003
Prof. Paul Sereno discusses new carnivorous dinosaur species
“New dinosaur found in India”

Aug. 14, 2003
“India's Rajasaurus has story very, very long in the telling”

Aug. 13, 2003
“U. of C. dinosaur hunter IDs new species”

Aug. 13, 2003
Prof. Sydney Hans discusses the difficulties of growing up with a substance-abusing parent
“Parents behaving badly”

Aug. 12, 2003
Prof. George Chauncey compares the controversy over same-sex marriage and interracial marriage
“And Now, the Queer Eye for Straight Marriage”

Aug. 10, 2003
Prof. Daniel Drezner discusses the relationship between military occupation and democracy
“Illiberal Imagination”

Aug. 6, 2003
Prof. Richard Epstein comments on child-labor laws
“Kids just get no respect in mom, pop store”

Aug. 3, 2003
University of Chicago Hospitals perform laproscopic procedures
“Surgeons implant robotics”

Aug. 7, 2003
Prof. Alan Kolata comments on the successes and failures of ancient farming techniques
“Ancient agricultural system revived in Peruvian altiplano”

Aug. 5, 2003
Prof. Omar McRoberts questions the ability of churches to revitalize neighborhoods
“Local Anesthesia”

Aug. 4, 2003
The New York Times interviews Professor Steven Levitt
“The Probability That a Real-Estate Agent Is Cheating You (and Other Riddles of Modern Life)”

Aug. 3, 2003
Prof. Richard Thaler describes the importance of sports to behavioral economics
“Caution Is Costly, Scholars Say”

July 30, 2003
Prof. Rashid Khalidi comments on the deaths of Saddam Hussein’s sons
“Experts Fear Iraq Violence Will Continue”

July 30, 2003
Prof. Jacob Levy examines the uniquely peaceful coexistence of Muslims and Christians in Malawi
“Unradical Chic”

July 30, 2003
University’s Consortium on Chicago School Research tracks elementary school student departures
“The Daley Generation: Why are they leaving?”

July 28, 2003
Prof. Robert Sampson contrasts problems of the black and white middle class
“Poverty, crime still stalk city's middle-class blacks”

July 27, 2003
National Opinion Research Center study finds out who performs more acts of kindness
“Altruism shines through in survey of good deeds”

July 25, 2003
“You want some kindness? Move to the city”

July 25, 2003
Prof. David Grier describes the founding of his new company Arryx
“Hands of Light”

July 14, 2003
Prof. Manyuan Long discusses new findings on gene transfer
“Gene swap in plants surprises scientists”

July 10, 2003
Prof. Raghuram Rajan is appointed Chief Economist of the International Monetary Fund
“I.M.F. Names Chicago Professor to Post”

July 3, 2003
Physicist Maria Spiropulu discusses her search for the Higgs boson
“Smallest particles are the biggest challenge”

July 9, 2003
Prof. Mark Siegler comments on ethicality of twin separation surgery
“Experts: Failed twin surgery was ethical”

July 9, 2003
“Was it worth risk? Debate continues”

July 9, 2003
Prof. Terry Vanden Hoek discusses cooling procedure used to save comatose patients
“Chill Therapy Is Endorsed for Some Heart Attacks”

July 8, 2003
“Rapid cooling is endorsed for heart attack patients”

July 8, 2003
Prof. Ted Cohen discusses future of politically incorrect humor
“So, this politically correct American walks into a bar . . .”

July 4, 2003
Prof. Barry Rich comments on Kraft Foods’ decision to fight obesity
“Kraft putting portions on diet in anti-obesity move”

July 2, 2003
Prof. Linda Waite comments on the new ‘metrosexual’ male
“Are you a metrosexual kind of guy?”

June 29, 2003
New Eighth Blackbird recording receives glowing review
“Recordings”

June 29, 2003
Prof. Dennis Hutchinson reviews new book by Sandra Day O'Connor
“'The Majesty of the Law': Bench Press”

June 29, 2003
Graduate School of Business holds annual business plan competition
“U. of C. biz plan contest exceptionally good this year”

June 30, 2003
Prof. Owen Lamont discusses closed-end funds
“How to Learn From Closed-End Funds, Without Buying”

June 29, 2003
Prof. Thomas Philipson links obesity to decline in physical activity and abundance of food
“America: Land of the Fat”

June 29, 2003
Prof. Richard Thaler discusses behavioral economics
“Calculating the Irrational in Economics”

June 28, 2003
Prof. Elizabeth Lamont comments on possibility that breast cancer drugs may lower risk of heart attack
“Breast cancer survivors may enjoy lower risk of heart attacks”

June 19, 2003
Prof. David Strauss comments on limits of state autonomy
“Two justices' influence felt in latest term”

June 26, 2002
Prof. Jacob Levy discusses constitutional reform in Britain
“Constitutional Wrongs”

June 25, 2003
Prof. Haresh Sapra discusses falsity of Freddie Mac reports
“Manipulation kept profit steady”

June 25, 2002
Supreme Court votes in favor of affirmative action
“Supreme Court narrowly upholds affirmative action”

June 24, 2003
“After 25 Years, a Road Map for Diversity on Campus”

June 24, 2003
City rejects Community Task Force proposal for the Point, will proceed with concrete
“Promontory Point work edges closer”

June 19, 2003
Reynolds Club to celebrate new Harry Potter at fair tonight
“Harry Pottermania: Chicago-area events”

June 19, 2003
Prof. Wu Hung presents exhibition by Mu Xin
“Captive Visions Flourish Amid a Delicate Secrecy”

June 20, 2003
“Landscape of Memory: The Art of Mu Xin”

June 10, 2003
Professor emeritus Eugene Parker wins 2003 Kyoto Prize
“Pioneering U. of C. physicist wins Kyoto Prize”

June 20, 2003
“U. of C. physics professor wins Kyoto Prize”

June 20, 2003
“2003 Kyoto Prize Laureates Named”

June 20, 2003
University professors work toward optical computing
“Researchers take initial step toward much faster computing”

June 18, 2003
Prof. Waldo Johnson comments on the advantages of the Young Fathers Initiative
“Learning how to be fathers”

June 15, 2003
Prof. Daniel Drezner on the future of preemption in the Bush doctrine
“Ounce of Prevention”

June 11, 2003
Prof. McGuire Gibson comments on recent looting outside Baghdad
“Looters Swarm Over Remote Sites, Study Finds”

June 12, 2003
“Iraq's Past 'Ripped From the Ground'”

June 12, 2003
“U. of C. experts decry looting of Iraqi sites”

June 11, 2003
Prof. Cass Sunstein on the significance of judicial nominations
“Judging By Where You Sit”

June 11, 2003
Prof. Roman Weil discusses trend of financial illiteracy in top executives
“Derivatives: Corporate Financial Leverage Wrapped in Enigma”

June 11, 2003
Oriental Institute Curator Emily Teeter comments on possible discovery of Nefertiti’s remains
“Recovered remains may be Queen Nefertiti”

June 11, 2003
Former Associate Chairman of the Committee on Social Thought publishes new collection of essays
“A poet's dream writes ‘Ralph's Greatest Hits’”

June 10, 2003
Prof. Richard Thaler comments on behavioral finance
“Prospect Theory”

June 8, 2003
Visiting Lecturer Achy Obejas reviews new novel by Suzan-Lori Parks
“Talented writer's 1st novel falls short”

June 8, 2003
University presents conference to honor alumna Katherine Dunham
“Legend lives on, teaching dance of life only she can”

June 8, 2003
Prof. Linda Waite comments on the benefits of marriage
“Why marriage is good for you”

June 8, 2003
NORC study reveals steady decline of trust in America
“America's motto: In few we trust”

June 7, 2003
Activities abound in second annual Hyde Park–University of Chicago Arts Fest
“Arts Fest exhibits diverse attractions in Hyde Park”

June 6, 2003
Prof. Chung-I Wu comments on the thrifty gene theory of increasing diabetes
“Affluence bringing increase in diabetes, researcher says”

June 5, 2003
Joelle Tuerlinckx at the Renaissance Society reviewed
“Art improvisations”

June 5, 2003
Prof. R. Stephen Berry on fraud, validity, and ethics in science
“Validity and Ethics in Science”

June 4, 2003
Prof. Austan Goolsbee comments on possible consequences of tax cuts
“Rate of diminishing returns”

June 3, 2003
University hospital performs fourth triple organ transplant
“Triple transplant patient ready to enjoy his new life”

June 2, 2003
Cass Sunstein discusses benefits of countercultural constitutions
“Constitutionally, a Risky Business”

May 31, 2003
Prof. Marvin Zonis discusses dangers of overthrowing clerical rule in Iran
“U.S. could face costly lessons in fight with Iran”

June 2, 2003
Erika Fromm, 1909-2003
“Erika Fromm, Psychologist and Expert in Use of Hypnosis, Dies at 93”

May 29, 2003
“Dr. Erika Fromm, 93”

May 29, 2003
Dawoud Bey discusses his exhibition The Chicago Project
“Face to face with teens through Bey's lens”

May 30, 2003
“Eight Forty-Eight: Dawoud Bey”

May 30, 2003
Prof. Mark Duggan comments on possible payroll tax increase
“Disability's Deep Costs”

June 1, 2003
Prof. Jacob Levy on the principle of restricting groups that receive government funding
“Gag Reflex”

May 28, 2003
Law School celebrates its centenary with alumni reunion
“Nerd Nirvana: Students are to the right of the faculty even at the U of Chicago”

May 27, 2003
Prof. John Woods leads expedition to find Ghengis Khan’s burial site
“The hunt for Genghis Khan”

May 27, 2003
Prof. Cass Sunstein on Supreme Court nominees
“Advice and Dissent”

May 26, 2003
Prof. David Galenson uses statistical analysis to demystify art history
“Creative emergence”

May 25, 2003
“U. of C. economist girds for another academic turf war”

May 8, 2003
Prof. David Grier on a new generation of optics devices
“Toy helps researchers' progress in optical technology”

May 23, 2003
“Dawoud Bey: The Chicago Project” at the Smart Museum, reviewed
“Portrait of a generation”

May 23, 2003
Prof. Austan Goolsbee comments on decreasing market value of area companies
“Area firms lose billions in equity”

May 18, 2003
University medical conference focuses on possibility of selling organs as commodities
“Should organ donors get paid? Medical experts hash it out”

May 18, 2003
Cass Sunstein comments on the precautionary principle
“Precaution Is for Europeans”

May 18, 2003
Prof. Mark Lilla discusses recurring waves of anti-Semitism
“Mutating Virus: Hatred of Jews”

May 16, 2003
Prof. McGuire Gibson assesses damage at the National Museum of Iraq
“Experts revise scope of theft from museum”

May 16, 2003
Paleontologist David Jablonski analyzes diversity in the fossil record
“Life's Diversity May Truly Have Leaped Since the Dinosaurs”

May 16, 2003
Prof. Nicholas Hatsopoulos discusses possibilities of new hybrid robot
“Wired to the Brain of a Rat, a Robot Takes On the World”

May 15, 2003
Prof. Harriet de Wit describes study on mecamylamine
“Nicotine-Blocking Drug May Curb Alcohol Cravings”

May 14, 2003
Prof. Saba Mahmood discusses compatibility of Islam with liberalism
“Questioning Liberalism, Too”

May 12, 2003
Prof. Charles Glaser revives deterrence as strategy against Iraq
“Revisit the Deterrence Question”

May 12, 2003
Scavenger Hunt sparks creativity, rummaging on campus
“U. of C. students hit the road to hunt the bizarre”

May 9, 2003
National Opinion Research Center survey finds that adulthood begins at age 26
“You know you're a grown-up when you grumble at this”

May 9, 2003
“It's taking a lot longer to reach adulthood, study says”

May 9, 2003
“So, when are we really grown up?”

May 9, 2003
University scientist Priscilla Frisch to create interstellar probe
“U. of C. scientist part of group working on travel to solar systems”

May 7, 2003
University launches housing assistance program for employees
“Employers use housing as a perk for workers”

May 6, 2003
Prof. Dali Yang on possible positive effects of the SARS crisis
“SARS Challenges China's Communist System”

May 6, 2003
What would Leo Strauss think?
“A Classicist’s Legacy: New Empire Builders”

May 4, 2003
International Early Music Series at Rockefeller Chapel receives high marks
“Tallis Scholars offer magical voyage to 16th Century”

May 4, 2003
Law School Prof. Bernard Harcourt debates efficacy of "Broken Windows" policing
“U.S. experts debate Downtown Eastside’s police crackdown”

May 2, 2003
Sho Yano, granted admission to Medical Scientist Training Program
“At age 12, it's off to medical school”

May 1, 2003
Prof. Jacob Levy discusses future of French government
“Radical Reform”

April 30, 2003
Prof. Rashid Khalidi on the unjustified war in Iraq
“No Justice, No Peace”

April 28, 2003
Prof. Bruce Cumings on South Korean President Roh Moo-Hyun
“A New Deal for Asia: Under Roh, South Korea’s democracy deepens”

April 28, 2003
Prof. Bruce Cumings on the corrosive effect of CIA involvement in academia
“Higher Espionage”

April 30, 2003
Contemporary Chamber Players present stimulating performance at Mandel Hall
“Contemporary Chamber Players give a provocative performance”

April 29, 2003
University scholars create online database of stolen treasures
“Hunt for Stolen Iraqi Antiquities Moves to Cyberspace”

April 29, 2003
“Scholars here make catalog of sacked museum”

April 19, 2003
“Looted Iraqi Art Displayed Online”

April 28, 2003
Prof. Steven Kaplan on the relative success of U.S. corporations
“Corporate flaws exaggerated”

April 27, 2002
Prof. Steven Levitt awarded the John Bates Clark medal
“Provocative Economist at Chicago Awarded Prize”

April 26, 2003
“U. of C.'s Levitt takes different road to honor”

April 26, 2003
University hospital creates new lab to study alternative to organ transplants
“Doctor works to bridge gap in transplants”

April 25, 2003
Mandel Hall celebrates 100th anniversary with new concert series
“Series gives a centenary salute to Mandel Hall”

April 23, 2003
Prof. Robert Ritner discusses Egyptian exhibit opening Friday
“Out of Egypt, and into the Field Museum”

April 23, 2003
“Egyptian art pays rare visit to Chicago”

April 25, 2003
Prof. Susan Lambert on the difficulties working women face
“Tales of the job seekers”

April 23, 2003
Chicago Weekly News column joins nationwide movement of college cooking
“Dude, Where's My Spice Grinder?”

April 23, 2003
Locke Bowman and Randolph Stone discuss the prosecution of Jon Burge and police brutality
“Burge investigation needs ratcheting up”

April 22, 2003
Prof. Rashid Khalidi on leadership in Iraq
“Engineering a new Iraq”

April 21, 2003
Critical Inquiry board debates theory in the time of war
‘Crisis Theory’

April 20, 2003
‘The Latest Theory Is That Theory Doesn't Matter’

April 19, 2003
Profs. John Woods and Rashid Khalidi discuss Iranian and Syrian culture
“I wear red in your general direction! . . . and other insults from the Axis of Evil”

April 20, 2003
Allen Sanderson on the motives for scalping
“Can Trib give broker coveted Cubs tickets to sell?”

April 20, 2003
Bruce Cumings discusses U.S. relations with North Korea
“China’s stance, Iraq war may tilt N. Korea talks”

April 17, 2003
D. Gale Johnson, Economist, 1916-2003
“D. Gale Johnson, 86”

April 17, 2003
“D. Gale Johnson, 86, Expert in Farm Economics, Is Dead”

April 17, 2003
Egyptian sociologist Saad Eddin Ibrahim speaks at Scholars at Risk conference
“Egypt dissident says war sends message”

April 16, 2003
University urges new practice to obtain informed consent from patients
“Changes Urged for Consent Before Surgery”

April 15, 2003
University joins Field Museum consortium to display south side meteorites
“In a flash, museum amasses meteorites”

April 15, 2003
Mark Krupnick, scholar of Jewish intellectual life, 1939-2003
“Mark Krupnick”

April 15, 2003
“Mark Krupnick, 63”

April 6, 2003
Ingenious, artful ‘Romance Cycle’ at Court Theatre through June 1
“‘The Romance Cycle’”

April 14, 2003
“Kick off your shoes and enjoy a Shakespearean duo ”

April 16, 2003
Prof. Pruett-Jones discusses monk parakeets in Hyde Park
“Hyde Park protects exotic ‘Harold's parakeets’”

April 14, 2003
Baritone Nathan Gunn replaces Susan Graham in performance at Mandel Hall
“It's Nathan Gunn to the rescue”

April 13, 2003
Psychologist Donald W. Fiske, 86
“Donald W. Fiske, 86”

April 11, 2003
“Donald Fiske, 86, Psychologist and Prolific Writer, Is Dead”

April 13, 2003
Prof. Marvin Zonis discusses plans for Iraq
“5 steps on how to get Iraq back on track”

April 11, 2003
Professor emeritus Dr. Lawrence Gartner explains children’s need for vitamin D
“Experts: Babies Should Get Vitamin D Supplement”

April 4, 2003
Former professor Elena Kagan appointed Dean of Harvard Law School
“First Woman Is Appointed as Dean of Harvard Law School”

April 4, 2003
Professor Farouk Mustafa gives proper pronunciations for Middle Eastern words
“You say, ‘GUT-ter’ I say, ‘KAH-tah’”

April 2, 2003
Fermi Lab hopes to strengthen ties to surrounding communities
“Fermi to study ties with neighbors”

April 1, 2003
A Tribute to Billy Strayhorn presented on Mar. 29
“Remembering Billy”

Mar. 31, 2003
Professor Shubin discusses findings of collaborative excavation in China
“Earliest salamanders discovered”

Mar. 28, 2003
Meteorites shower Chicago’s south suburbs
“Meteorites fall on Chicago suburbs”

Mar. 28, 2003
“Meteorites crash-land in suburbs”

Mar. 28, 2003
Professor Chauncey leads amicus filing against Texas in sodomy case
“Sodomy Flaw”

Mar. 25, 2003
Robert Pape discusses drawbacks of air power strategy
“Top General Concedes Air Attacks Did Not Deliver Knockout Blow”

Mar. 25, 2003
“Wars Can't Be Won Only From Above”

Mar. 21, 2003
Charles Lipson argues for the war on Iraq
“War from 30,000 feet”

Mar. 23, 2003
Professors Davis, Murphy, and Topel examine economic costs of war versus containment
“Trying to put a number on war and horror”

Mar. 23, 2003
Court Theatre presents new line-up for 2003-2004 season
“Court Theatre schedules a season filled with song”

Mar. 18, 2003
Martin Marty compares religious opinion and public opinion on war
“Clergy and laity diverge on war”

Mar. 19, 2003
Alonzo Mourning to speak at Duchossois Center for Advanced Medicine
“Alonzo Mourning Visits Chicago to Increase Awareness of Anemia Associated With Chronic Kidney Disease”

Mar. 26, 2003
Mark Strand tells when winter's end is near
“Signaling the true end of winter, from boat photos to ‘rotten ice’”

Mar. 19, 2003
University’s Flash Center studies explosions on stars
“U. of C. physicists help government study nuke blasts”

Mar. 17, 2003
Kate Sulzberger Levi, 1918-2003
“Levi, Kate Sulzberger”

Mar. 16, 2003
“Kate Levi, civic leader, widow of ex-Atty. General”

Mar. 17, 2003
“Kate Levi, 85”

Mar. 16, 2003
Argonne to become country’s leading producer of research proteins
“Proficiency with proteins”

Mar. 17, 2003
Professor Gibson discusses war's effect on archaeology in Iraq
“Archeologists Fear For Iraqi Sites”

Mar. 20, 2003
“Babylonian Booty”

Mar. 24, 2003
“Casualty count could include Iraq antiquities”

Mar. 10, 2003
“Experts fear for Iraq's archaeological treasure”

Mar. 1, 2003
Milton Friedman on Iraq and New Zealand
“Chicago’s ‘headmaster’ cometh: Milton Friedman”

Mar. 14, 2003
Study reveals China’s unpublicized chlamydia epidemic
“China Suffers Hidden Chlamydia Epidemic- Study”

Mar. 12, 2003
“Hidden Epidemic of Sexually Transmitted Diseases in China”

Mar. 12, 2003
Professor Charles Lipson on his alternative news website
“Beyond Mainstream”

Mar. 11, 2003
Professor Fred Donner on Iraq
“OK, President Bush, what if . . . ?”

Mar. 10, 2003
Professor Bruce Cummings discusses recent report by the Task Force on U.S. Korea Policy
“North Korea update: Bruce Cummings - Professor of History at the University of Chicago”

Mar. 6, 2003
“Turning Point in Korea: New Dangers and New Opportunities for the United States”

Feb. 2003
University creates scholarship, enrichment programs for Chicago Public School students
“5 city public school kids to get scholarships from the U. of C.”

Mar. 7, 2003
“U. of C. woos students in city schools”

Mar. 7, 2003
Professor David Grier leads research on new laser tools
“Tool may light way to cure for cancer”

Mar. 8, 2003
University creates scholarship, enrichment programs for Chicago Public School students
“5 city public school kids to get scholarships from the U. of C.”

Mar. 7, 2003
Tavis Smiley interviews Professor Randolph Stone about three-strikes sentencing laws
“Three-Strikes Laws”

Mar. 5, 2003
Steppenwolf opens play based on first sustained nuclear reaction
“‘World’s’ mixture of science, ethics appealing to all ages”

Mar. 6, 2003
“A “World” of possibilities”

Feb. 28, 2003
Study shows aspirin can help prevent polyps in colorectal cancer patients
“Aspirin may help block colon, rectal cancers”

Mar. 6, 2003
“Aspirin shown to cut risk of cancer”

Mar. 6, 2003
University of Chicago students protest war in Reynolds Club and Rockefeller Chapel
“Student Demonstrators Call for Peace”

Mar. 5, 2003
Professor Valentina Pichugin comments on the Russian shapka
“The shapka flap”

Mar. 4, 2003
Professor Bruce Lincoln analyzes religious aspect of Bush‘s speeches
“Bush‘s expressions of faith enter war debate”

Mar. 2, 2003
Alumnus James Dewey Watson and the 50th anniversary of the double helix
“DNA breakthrough still remaking society”

Mar. 1, 2003
Argonne researchers create powerful stem cells from blood
“Scientists identify blood stem cell”

Feb. 24, 2003
“Cells in Blood May Morph Into Liver, Nerve Cells”

Feb. 24, 2002
Professor Levy makes a case for federalism in Iraq
“Federal Offense”

Feb. 27, 2003
University hospital's Dr. Anjali Jain finds that tv promotes obesity among African Americans
“TV Shows Aimed at Blacks Carry More Junk-Food Ads ”

Feb. 27, 2003
Peter Doran on the McMurdo Dry Valleys
“Antarctic Desert Rich With Insights Into Life on the Edge”

Feb. 26, 2003
Pacifica presents Elliott Carter's string quartets
“Classical review, Pacifica Quartet at Mandel Hall”

Feb. 23, 2003
“Pacifica Quartet at University of Chicago”

Feb. 24, 2003
Grid computing makes its corporate debut
“Links adding up for grid computing”

Feb. 24, 2003
“Grid Computing Good for Business”

Jan. 16, 2003
Professor Robert Pape on the war against Iraq
“U.N. Fight Over Iraq Could Change Way of Going to War”

Feb. 24, 2003
Professor Anthony Bryk wins first Fordham prize
“Three education reformers get the first Fordham prizes”

Feb. 21, 2003
Madigan joins university in affirmative action case
“Madigan joins in school race case”

Feb. 20, 2003
Flutist Emmanuel Pahud gives stellar improvised performance at Mandel Hall
“Flutist turns in A-plus performance when he goes to Plan B”

Feb. 19, 2003
Eighth Blackbird presents “Di/verge” at Mandel Hall
“Concert review, Eighth Blackbird at U of C's Mandel Hall”

Feb. 21, 2003
Professor Drezner on multilateralism in the Bush administration
“One for All”

Feb. 12, 2003
University feminist group brings IWF's Christina Hoff Summers to campus
“Campus gives feminist camps room to collide”

Feb. 12, 2003
Karen Landahl, linguist, 1951-2003
“Karen L. Landahl, 51”

Feb. 9, 2003
Rashid Khalidi on the possible war with Iraq
“U.S. War Aims in Iraq Hotly Debated but Unclear”

Feb. 11, 2003
Richard H. Thaler directs the Undiscovered Managers’ Behavioral funds
“J.P. Morgan May Launch New Behavior Fund”

Feb. 11, 2003
Harris School researcher on incarcerated women in Illinois
“Not only moms sentenced”

Feb. 9, 2003
GSB students help market Yao Ming
“Tall order: Yao Ming may be the key to unlocking China”

Feb. 6, 2003
Collaborative Sloan Digital Sky Survey to map out universe
“Digital Sky Survey Finds Star Belt Around Milky Way”

Jan. 31, 2003
Director named for Center for Urban Schools, Communities, and Their Improvement
“School official heading to Chicago”

Jan. 31, 2003
Professor Marvin Zonis on the State of the Union address
“The state of the union, according to President Bush”

Jan. 31, 2003
Lacquer box exhibit at the Smart Museum
“Ice Age comes to Lake County”

Jan. 31, 2002
University forms partnership with CPS to improve internet access
“University of Chicago and Chicago Public Schools Enhance Teaching and Learning In 29 Schools Through the Use of Computer Technologies”

Jan. 30, 2003
Professor Jacob Levy on the Individual Indian Money trust fund
“Broken Trust”

Jan. 29, 2003
Satellite photographs reveal ancient road system
“In war scenario, antiquities seen in the line of fire”

Jan. 24, 2003
“Satellites Uncover Ancient Mideast Road Networks”

Jan. 28, 2003
“Cold War spy photos detail ancient roads”

Jan. 28, 2002
“Spy Photos Reveal Ancient Road Network ”

Jan. 28, 2002
“Archaeologists find ancient road”

Jan. 28, 2003
“Ancient highway interview”

Feb. 3, 2003
Professor Khalidi on the possible consequences of war
“Attack Iraq?”

Jan. 27, 2003
New York City to adopt “Chicago Math” by Sept. 2003
“City Is Converting Its Reading and Math Courses”

Jan. 27, 2003
“All On The Same Page”

Jan. 21, 2003
University praised for its withdrawal from scholarship sports programs
“Getting away from it all ”

Jan. 27, 2003
Argonne researchers develop new imaging technique
“X-rays show bugs can breathe like humans”

Jan. 23, 2003
Undergraduate Valerie Andersen selected as UAA's Athlete of the Week
“Anderson has heavy impact after court exit in Chicago”

Jan. 22, 2003
Chicago Weekly News published with Newcity
“Newcity saves campus paper”

Jan. 19, 2003
GSB students help market Yao Ming
“A gigantic marketing coup”

Jan. 26, 2002
“‘Team Yao’ at the U. of C. aims tall in marketing of Chinese star”

Jan. 19, 2003
Professor Paul Sally on math education
“Feature: Prof: Math courses watered down”

Jan. 18, 2003
“‘Dumbed-down’ college math courses ripped by U. of C. prof”

Jan. 17, 2002
University celebrates winter with Kuvia
“University’s Winterfest Includes Sun Greeting, Polar Bear Run”

Jan. 17, 2003
Robert Braidwood, 95, and Linda Braidwood, 93
“Braidwoods did a lot, didn't seek attention”

Jan. 20, 2002
“Robert, 95, and Linda Braidwood, 93”

Jan. 17, 2003
“2 Archaeologists, Robert Braidwood and His Wife, Linda Braidwood, Die”

Jan. 17, 2003
“Robert and Linda Braidwood, archeologists”

Jan. 17, 2002
Grid computing makes its corporate debut
“Grid Computing Good for Business”

Jan. 16, 2003
Director of the University of Chicago's MacArthur Justice Center defends Ryan
“Prosecutor tries to cancel 10 commutations”

Jan. 15, 2002
Researchers find race to be part of job search decisions
“Study: It helps to have a ‘white’ name”

Jan. 14, 2003
“What’s in a Name? Perhaps Plenty if You're a Job Seeker”

Dec. 12, 2002
A look back at Economics Professor Frank Knight
“Economic Insights: Frank H. Knight”
Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas
Jan. 12, 2003
Amar Kanwar at the Renaissance Society
“Our Critics’ Choices”

Jan. 12, 2003
Professor Rajan wins first Fischer Black award
“Fischer Black prize awarded”

Jan. 5, 2003


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