Faculty in the News
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Joseph Stone, Director of the Business Law Center Clinic, was interviewed in Crain's Chicago Business on August 25, 2008 about how the retirement age has increased, as older businessmen like himself choose not to retire.
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Professor John Nowak, the Raymond and Mary Simon Chair in Constitutional Law at the law school, was featured in an article on August 15th in the Law Bullentin.
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Professor of Law Charles "Bud" Murdock's letter to the editor "In Reality, News Media Not 'Fawning' Over Obama" ran in the August 12th edition of the USA TODAY newspaper.
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Marianne Deagle, Associate Dean for Career Services, was quoted in an article in the Chicago Daily Law Bullentin on August 7th. Associate Dean Deagle commented on the current hiring situation at U.S. law firms. |
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Dean David Yellen was interviewed in The National Law Journal on August 4th regarding the issue of law school deans refusing to participate in the U.S. News & World Report rankings due to their belief that the ranking system is inaccurate.
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Anita Weinberg, Director of the ChildLaw Center, was interviewed in an article in the Southtown Star on July 25th about the death of a foster child in a home that was being inspected by the Department of Children and Family Services. Southtown Star Article: |
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Professor of Law James Carey provided his expertise on the R. Kelly trial on the NBC 5 News at 10:00 p.m. on Tuesday, June 10th. |
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Dean Emerita and Professor of Law Nina S. Appel was honored by The Decalogue Society of Lawyers with a Lifetime Achievement Award at its annual meeting and installation dinner at Chicago's Spertus Museum on June 23rd. |
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Associate Dean James Faught has been appointed to serve a second four-year term as a member of the Illinois Executive Ethics Commission. The commission was created in 2003 to promote and ensure compliance with the State Officials and Employees Ethics Act. |
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David Yellen appeared as a special guest panelist on WTTW's Chicago Tonight earlier this week to discuss Northwestern's two year law program.
To view the segment, click here: http://www.wttw.com/main.taf?p=42,8,4&vid=http://wttw.vo.llnwd.net/o16/wttw/c2n/062308b.flv |
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Under the enthusiastic direction of Mary Bird, Loyola School of Law will partner with the Chicago Training Center this fall to provide after-school support and guidance to inner city high school minority youth. The Chicago Training Center, a not-for-profit organization that launched a pilot rowing program for disadvantaged youth last year, provides after-school training and physical activities for children in an effort to encourage teamwork and discipline. CTC's partnership with Loyola will expand its outreach to Chicago's disadvantage youth by providing academic tutoring here at the law school. WTTW - Chicago Tonight ran a segment about the Chicago Training Center on Monday, July 7th. To view, click here:
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Marguerite Angelari, Goedert Elder Law Professor and Director, Elder Law Initiative, will be honored by the Chicago Bar Foundation with the Leonard Jay Schrager Award of Excellence at its 10th Annual Pro Bono & Public Service Awards Luncheon on Monday, July 14.
Professor Marguerite Angelari and Loyola law alumna Dennericka Brooks (JD '07) were among those honored by the Chicago Bar Foundation at its 10th Annual Pro Bono & Public Service Awards luncheon on Monday. The following article on the awards appeared in the Chicago Daily Law Bulletin on Tuesday, July 15.
Professor Marguerite Angelari was quoted in the following June 22, 2008, Wall Street Journal article on the cost of Alzheimer's. http://wsj.com/public/article_print/SB121408672863794575.html |
