- Archive 2007
Boston Globe – Dec. 20, 2007
Suffolk University men’s ice hockey team worthy of notice
Boston Globe – Dec. 20, 2007
John Hamel, director of undergraduate admissions, comments on college recruitment efforts in the Sun Belt
7News/Suffolk University Poll Shows Obama Closing on Clinton – Dec. 12, 2007
Poll Coverage:
WHDH-TV Ch. 7 News – Dec. 12, 2007
Hiller Instinct:Suffolk University Poll
ABC News – Dec. 12, 2007
International Herald Tribune – Dec. 16, 2007
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Boston Globe – Dec. 16, 2007
Boston Globe – Dec. 13, 2007
Boston Herald – Dec. 13, 2007
Boston Herald – Dec. 13, 2007
Boston Herald Blogs Presidential Briefing– Dec. 13, 2007
Boston Globe - Political Intelligence – Dec. 12, 2007
Boston Globe – Dec. 12, 2007
Boston Globe – Dec. 12, 2007
Washington Post – Dec. 12, 2007
Washington Times – Dec. 12, 2007
Reuters – Dec. 12, 2007
The Corner on National Review Online – Dec. 12, 2007
Real Clear Politics – Dec. 12, 2007
MSNBC – Dec. 12, 2007
KOB.com (New Mexico) – Dec. 12, 2007
AOL News – Dec. 12, 2007
Yahoo News – Dec. 12, 2007
Find Law – Dec. 12, 2007
New York Post – Dec. 13, 2007
Union Leader, Manchester, N.H. – Dec. 13, 2007
Springfield News-Sun (Ohio) – Dec. 12, 2007
San Diego Union-Tribune(SignOnSanDiego.com) – Dec. 12, 2007
Boston Globe – Dec. 11, 2007
Editorial
“Suffolk steps forward”
Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly – Dec. 10, 2007
“Rule change adds motion to dismiss”
Law Professor Mark Perlin comments on the recently approved amendments to the state Rules of Civil Procedure
Boston Globe – Dec. 8, 2007
Editorial
SuffolkUniversity students to enliven Downtown Crossing area
Boston Herald - Dec. 5, 2007
Susan Prosnitz is new executive director of the Rappaport Center for Law and Public Service at Suffolk University Law School
Boston Globe Sunday Magazine - Dec. 2, 2007
Interior Design Co-Program Director Nancy Hackett’s home chosen 2007 "Home of the Year"
7News/Suffolk University Poll shows Obama and Edwards rallying in New Hampshire – Nov. 27, 2007
Poll Coverage:
NBC-TV – Dec. 2, 2007
Meet the Press with Tim Russert
WHDH-TV, Ch.7 News – Nov. 26, 2007
Hiller Instinct:Suffolk University Poll
Boston Globe – Nov. 27, 2007
Clinton’s lead shrinking, Romney’s growing in latest New Hampshire poll
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Reuters – Nov. 29, 2007
Boston Globe – Nov. 28, 2007
Boston Herald – Nov. 28, 2007
Real Clear Politics – Nov. 28, 2007
Ft.Wayne Journal Gazette – Nov. 28, 2007
The Telegraph (Nashua, N.H.) – Nov. 29, 2007
Richmond, Va. Times Dispatch – Nov. 29, 2007
Boston Globe - Nov. 30, 2007
Students in English Professor Tom Connelly’s freshman seminar meet actress Heidi Dallin, a Hillary Clinton impersonator
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Boston Herald - Nov. 30, 2007
WHDH-TV 7News Boston – Nov. 21, 2007
Special Report – War Games
Nina Huntemann, assistant professor, Communication & Journalism, comments on the online computer war game marketed by the U.S. Army
Fox News – Nov. 14, 2007
Suffolk University conducts small business poll with American Management Services
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Boston Herald – Nov. 30, 2007
The Washington Times – Nov. 26, 2007
The Athens Banner-Herald (Athens, Ga.) – Nov. 25, 2007
Boston Business Journal – Nov. 13, 2007
Orlando Business Journal – Nov. 13, 2007
MSN Money – Nov. 13, 2007
ABC News – Nov. 14, 2007
Alumna Courtney Yates on “Survivor” show
New York Times – Nov. 11, 2007
Letter to the Editor
Law Professor Erik S. Pitchal
“Who’s Minding the Foster Care System?”
Boston Globe – Nov. 11, 2007
Letter to the Editor
Law Professor Erik S. Pitchal
“Still smarting from dispute with DSS”
washingtonpost.com – Nov. 1, 2007
Suffolk University campus and gymnasium cited in sports writers’ blog
SI.com – Oct. 31, 2007
Red Sox World Series victory parade passes by Suffolk University Law School
Colleges of Distinction Campus Happenings – Oct. 31, 2007
Sawyer Business School student Letisha Brown chosen for Future Diversity Leaders program
The Nantucket Independent – Oct. 31, 2007
History Chair Robert Allison at 2007 Boston History Award gala
EDGE – Oct. 30, 2007
Crossing Brooklyn, a musical originally titled Begin Again and developed at Suffolk University by Theatre Department Chair Marilyn Plotkins, opens in New York to rave reviews
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THEATERMANIA – Oct. 30, 2007
Morning Sentinel– Oct. 29, 2007
Law Professor Karen Blum comments on court cases involving the use of Tasers by police officers
The Beacon Hill Times - Oct. 23, 2007
Suffolk University moving toward a plan to demolish former MDC building at 20 Somerset St.
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The Boston Courant - Oct. 20, 2007
Boston Globe – Oct. 14, 2007
Mary Karen Rogers, director of career development for the Law School, comments on Boston’s current job market in the legal field
South Coast Today – Oct. 10, 2007
Adams Gallery exhibit: “From Dairy to Doorstep: Milk Delivery in New England, 1860-1960”
The Beacon Hill Times – Oct. 2, 2007
Op-ed piece by John Nucci, vice president for government and community affairs
"Neighbors’ feedback leads Suffolk to propose housing art school in former MDC building"
Boston Globe – Oct. 4, 2007
Modern Theatre, long vacant, to house students
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Banker & Tradesman – Oct. 1, 2007
Boston NOW – Oct. 9, 2007
KRGV-TV, Newschannel 5, Weslaco, Texas – Oct. 4, 2007
Cinema Treasures – Oct. 11, 2007
Boston Globe – Sept. 30, 2007
Public Management Chair Michael Lavin comments on young people entering the public administration field
Boston Globe – Sept. 24, 2007
“Is it always necessary to reconcile?” an op-ed article on political reconciliation by Nir Eisikovits, assistant professor of philosophy
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International Herald Tribune – Sept. 24, 2007
The Salem News – Sept. 22, 2007
John Berg, chair and professor of government, comments on liberals and conservatives joining forces to battle casino gambling in Massachusetts
Boston Herald – Sept. 20, 2007
Law Professors Marc Greenbaum and Richard Perlmutter comment on Dan Rather’s lawsuit agains CBS
The Hindu Business Line – Sept. 17, 2007
C. Gopinath, associate professor of management and director of undergraduate international business programs, discusses the behavioral angle to traffic management in India
East Boston Times Free Press – Sept. 12, 2007
John Nucci, vice president of government and community affairs, featured in Bill Brett’s latest book, Boston, an extended family
New York Times – Sept. 9, 2007
Lisa Thurau-Gray, managing director of the Juvenile Justice Center at Suffolk Law School, comments on the making of a truant
Boston Herald – Sept. 8, 2007
Suffolk University considers moving art school to 20 Somerset St.
Boston Globe – Sept. 11, 2007
Brustein’s play, The English Channel, receives rave review
Boston Globe - Sept. 3, 2007
Suffolk University President David J. Sargent among six presidents profiled in Globe magazine
Boston Globe - Sept. 3, 2007
College residence halls get high-tech treatment
Boston Globe - Sept. 3, 2007
Theater legend prepares for premiere of his new play at Suffolk University’s C. Walsh Theatre
Boston Globe - Sept. 2, 2007
ART founder finds Suffolk a more welcoming home: Distinguished Visiting Scholar in Residence Robert Brustein
Post-Gazette -- Aug. 31, 2007
Suffolk University to Aid Boston Police Bicycle Officers
Boston Herald -- Aug. 10, 2007
Suffolk eyes Modern Theater overhaul
USA Today - Aug. 8, 2007
Residence Life Director Maureen Wark discusses parents’ use of Facebook to screen roommates
Inside Higher Ed - July 13, 2007
Kristi Jovell, director of financial aid at Suffolk University Law School helped create what is now known as “Get $mart” — a series of collaborative, interactive presentations intended to educate students about their finances
Patriot Ledger – July 2, 2007
“Speak Out- Same Day Registration: A way to increase voter participation,” op-ed article by Teri Fair, assistant professor of government
Boston Herald - June 28, 2007
For all of Hillary Clinton’s dominance over Obama in the survey by Suffolk University’s David Paleologos, she can’t shake the specter of Gore, her old backstage rival when he was vice president and she was first lady
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Boston Globe - June 28, 2007
NPR - June 28, 2007
CBS News - June 28, 2007
World Net Daily - June 29, 2007
Boston Globe - July 6, 2007
Slate – Oct. 12, 2007
Boston Globe - June 17, 2007
Ninety-two percent of Massachusetts residents are aware of a new law requiring all state residents to have health insurance, according to a new Suffolk University poll
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Boston Herald - June 17, 2007
Mass High Tech - June 17, 2007
WPRI-TV (Providence, RI) - June 17, 2007
Boston Business Journal - June 17, 2007
Internal Medicine World Report - June 17, 2007
Yahoo! News - June 17, 2007
WHDH-TV - June 17, 2007
Insurance Journal - June 20, 2007
American Thinker - June 22, 2007
New Hampshire Business Review - June 8, 2007
David Yamada, professor of law at Suffolk University Law School is quoted in article about workplace bullying
KASA-TV (New Mexico) - June 6, 2007
Andrew Beckerman-Rodau, a professor at Suffolk University Law School talks about anti-plagiarism
Bennington Banner (VT) - June 5, 2007
Suffolk University baseball pitcher Reid Jackson to play on the Bennington Bombers baseball team this summer
Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly - June 4, 2007
Julie A. Baker, associate professor of legal writing at Suffolk University Law School contributes to Mass Lawyer’s Weekly column
Cape Cod Today - May 30, 2007
David Tuerck, Executive Director of the Beacon Hill Institute and Chairman and Professor of Economics at Suffolk University talks about Cape Wind and Tabloid Journalism
Boston Globe - May 21, 2007
NBA legend and former Celtics coach and player William “Bill” Russell came back to Boston yesterday to call on Suffolk University students to be “good citizens” at one of the many Hub college graduations held yesterday
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WBUR - May 21, 2007
Boston Herald - May 21, 2007
Eyewitness News (R.I.) - May 21, 2007
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel - May 21, 2007
Boston Metro - May 21, 2007
News Day (NY) - May 27, 2007
Rockford Register (IL) - June 4, 2007
Boston Globe - May 19, 2007
Suffolk University President David J. Sargent, celebrates his 50th year at Suffolk
Lowell Sun - May 18, 2007
Police misconduct most often occurs because a department’s managers fail, said attorney Michael Avery, who is a professor at Suffolk University Law School professor and author of Police Misconduct: Law and Litigation
Mass High Tech - May 18, 2007
Study says local cable taxes are among highest in the country
Baltimore Sun - May 13, 2007
Justices taken in by illusion of film by Jessica Silbey, assistant professor of law at Suffolk University Law School
Boston Globe - May 13, 2007
NBA Legend Bill Russell to speak at Suffolk’s Commencement on May 20, 2007
Celtics legend Bill Russell received an honorary degree from Suffolk University
Boston Business Journal - May 11, 2007
Comprising taxes paid in Raleigh are a franchise fee, an access fee, a telecommunications tax and a county sales tax, says Paul Bachman, director of research of the Beacon Hill Institute at Suffolk University, which compiled the data
Cape Cod Times - May 9, 2007
It is "highly unusual" for a judge to order someone held in jail until they pay a court order in a civil case such as this, and is done only in extreme cases, said Suffolk University Law School professor Marc Perlin
Boston Herald - May 1, 2007
Renee Landers, associate professor of law at Suffolk University Law School is honored at the 20th annual Tribute to Abigail Adams
Boston Business Journal - May 1, 2007
Consumers pay more than $37 billion a year in communication taxes and fees," said coauthor David Tuerck, executive director of the Beacon Hill Institute and professor and chairman of the Department of Economics at Suffolk University in Boston, Massachusetts
Thanhnien News (Vietnam) - April 20, 2007
Fred Marchant, Director of the Creative Writing Program and the Poetry Center at Suffolk University comments on unique book of poetry that is on display at Suffolk U.
Boston Globe - April 19, 2007
Ken Garni , director of the counseling center and chair of the department of psychological services at Suffolk University, comments on detecting warning signs of students
Boston Globe - April 18, 2007
Initiative for Diversity in Civic Leadership program at Suffolk University give Latinos a stronger voice in state politics
Metro-West Daily News - April 18, 2007
According to a new Suffolk University/7 News Poll, Former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani holds a 12 percent lead over former Gov. Mitt Romney, beating him 33 percent to 21 percent among Republicans and independents, and Arizona Republican Sen. John McCain coming in third at 18 percent
Boston Globe - April 17, 2007
Suffolk University professor Tom Connolly to talk about themes and motifs in the "Le Nozze di Figaro" ("The Marriage of Figaro,")
The Cape Cod Times - April 11, 2007
’’There has been a shift as the whole culture has come to understand domestic abuse,” said Marc Perlin, a professor at Suffolk University Law School in Boston
Washington Post - April 10, 2007
Andrew Beckerman-Rodau, co-director of the intellectual property law program at Suffolk University Law School comments on copyright laws
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WGVL-TV (Atlanta) - April 28, 2007
The Wall Street Journal - April 2, 2007
David Tuerck, economics chair and executive director of the Beacon Hill Institute at Suffolk University appears on "The Journal Editorial Report"
iTnews.com.au - April 2, 2007
"Typically, if you quote something for education purposes, scholarship or news reports, that’s considered fair use," said Andrew Beckerman-Rodau, co-director of the intellectual property law program at Suffolk University Law School
Washington Post - March 29, 2007
Andrew Beckerman-Rodau, co-director of the intellectual property law program at Suffolk University Law School, comments on plagiarism laws
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RealTechNews (CA) - March 29, 2007
The Boston Channel - March 23, 2007
Suffolk University awards Natalie Jacobson with the Centennial Lifetime Achievement Award for excellence in journalism
Boston Globe - March 11, 2007
A New Hampshire phone survey released by Suffolk University students last week found that Clinton had the highest percentage of support from Democrats surveyed in the state
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AM New York - March 6, 2007
Associated Press - March 6, 2007
Fox News - March 7, 2007
Yahoo News - March 6, 2007
University Business - March 7, 2007
At Suffolk University (Mass.), documents are imaged using technology from ImageNow. Bob DiGaurdia, director of administrative computing, explains it was the offer that best interfaced with the existing Datatel Colleague system
San Fransisco Chronicle - February 25, 2007
Law enforcement agencies should "authorize high-speed pursuits only when necessary," said Karen Blum, a law professor at Suffolk University in Boston, who filed a brief in the case for the National Police Accountability Project.
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Atlanta Journal - February 25, 2007
Search Storage.com - February 20, 2007
Praneeth Machettira, Technical Director in the Office of Technology Management for Sawyer Business School at Suffolk University talks about Double-Take Software’s new replication software
Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly - February 13, 2007
Task force member Andrew M. Perlman, a Suffolk University Law School professor who specializes in legal ethics, said he seriously doubts the courts will be inundated with requests for criminal verdicts or liability findings to be overturned if a more lenient rule is instituted
Boston Globe - February 2, 2007
Under the Tuscan Sun author Frances Mayes visits Suffolk University
Science Daily - January 29, 2007
"Medicare is the largest purchaser of healthcare and has a tremendous influence on all aspects of healthcare in this country," Renee Landers, a health law professor at Suffolk University Law School, told congressional staffers at a briefing sponsored by the Alliance for Health Reform.
Washington Post - January 28, 2007
U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg spoke to an assembly at Suffolk University Law School
Boston Globe - January 23, 2007
Patrick’s promises vs. fiscal reality - David G. Tuerck, executive director of the Beacon Hill Institute at Suffolk University comments on Massachusetts police details
Boston Globe - January 19, 2007
Suffolk University names new law school dean
Boston Globe - January 10, 2007
Preaching and practicing fiscal discipline by David G. Tuerck, executive director of the Beacon Hill Institute at Suffolk University
Lowell Sun - January 8, 2007
John Berg John Berg, a professor of political science at Suffolk University, said there is a threshold a candidate must cross in order to get voters involved
San Fransisco Chronicle - January 7, 2007
Lisa Thurau-Gray, director of the Juvenile Justice Center at Suffolk University Law School comments on private police firms
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The Washington Post - January 2, 2007
The New York Sun - January 5, 2007
David G. Tuerck, executive director of the Beacon Hill Institute at Suffolk University comments on Mr. Romney’s fiscal record while in office
Fox 25 News Boston - January 4, 2007
Suffolk University professor and Boston historian Bob Allison talks about Romney’s last day in office
All Africa.com - January 2, 2007
Stephen C. Hicks, director of graduate law programs at Suffolk University Law School discusses allowing foreign-educated attorneys to sit for the Massachusetts bar exam
Washington Post - January 2, 2007
Lisa Thurau-Gray, director of the Juvenile Justice Center at Suffolk University Law School comments on the role of private police officers