The Jewish Week
November 9, 2010
Johns Hopkins angle: Quotes Benjamin Ginsberg, a political scientist in the Krieger School. Washington Post – On Leadership blog
November 9, 2010
Johns Hopkins angle: Written by Yash Gupta, professor and dean of The Johns Hopkins Carey Business School. Baltimore Sun
November 9, 2010
Johns Hopkins angle: This opinion piece is written by Nicholas W. Seldes, a psychotherapist in the Johns Hopkins Hospital Community Psychiatry Program. Globe and Mail
November 9, 2010
Johns Hopkins angle: Quotes Krieger School psychologist Alexander Johnson. Jackson Sun (Tennessee)
November 10, 2010
Johns Hopkins angle: A news item in this column in this column refers to an upcoming concert that will feature organist Gillian Weir, who is identified as the Distinguished Visiting Artist at the Peabody Conservatory of Music. The Washington Post
November 10, 2010
Johns Hopkins angle: This story states that the victim in this story received a master's degree from JHU. Baltimore Sun
November 9, 2010
Johns Hopkins angle: In this interview, Coach Frese, whose two year old son is being treated for leukemia, refers to what she has observed at Johns Hopkins Hospital. BMore.com
November 9, 2010
Johns Hopkins angle: Notes that Yash Gupta, dean of the Carey Business School, spoke at this event. Baltimore Sun
November 9, 2010
Johns Hopkins angle: A college men’s soccer item in this column notes that Johns Hopkins senior forward Scott Bukoski, junior defender Corey Adams and junior forward Sean Coleman made the All-Centennial Conference first team. News & Observer (N.C.)
November 10, 2010
Johns Hopkins angle: This Chicago Tribune story mentions a new research-based book for the public from the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health,"The Teen Years Explained: A Guide to Healthy Adolescent Development." Baltimore Sun
November 9, 2010
Johns Hopkins angle: A chart with this article lists two prospective Johns Hopkins lacrosse student-athletes who plan to sign national letters of intent to accept athletic scholarships during the week-long early signing period that begins Nov. 10. Sify.com
November 10, 2010
Johns Hopkins angle: Johns Hopkins researchers are mentioned in this ANI news story. Kyiv Post
November 10, 2010
Johns Hopkins angle: Quotes Taras Kuzio, a Ukraine expert at the Center for Transatlantic Relations at SAIS. Drug Discovery & Development
November 10, 2010
Johns Hopkins angle: Quotes Douglas Robinson, an associate professor of cell biology at the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine. USA Today
November 10, 2010
Johns Hopkins angle: Mentions that a Johns Hopkins physician diagnosed author Laura Hillenbrand with chronic fatigue syndrome. IDG News Service
November 10, 2010
Johns Hopkins angle: Quotes John DeVale, a researcher at the Applied Physics Lab. Denver Post
November 10, 2010
Johns Hopkins angle: Taylor Kitayama is a freshman on the women's swim team. Tallahassee.com
November 10, 2010
Johns Hopkins angle: Notes that Macie Wilkins will play tennis at Johns Hopkins. Gettysburg Times
November 10, 2010
Johns Hopkins angle: The women's basketball team is mentioned. Palo Alto Online
November 9, 2010
Johns Hopkins angle: The men's water polo team is mentioned. Altoona Mirror (Pa.)
November 10, 2010
Johns Hopkins angle: Jen Arnold graduated from Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine in Baltimore in 2000. Baltimore City Paper
November 10, 2010
Johns Hopkins angle: Quotes Saafir Rabb, an alumnus. Southern Maryland Online
November 10, 2010
Johns Hopkins angle: CTY is mentioned. Issaquah Press
November 9, 2010
Johns Hopkins angle: CTY is mentioned.
HIGHER EDUCATION NEWS
New York Times
November 9, 2010
The New Haven Promise program would offer to pay eligible public high school students’ way through any public college or university in Connecticut. The program, to cost $4.5 million a year, will be financed primarily by Yale University. NPR
November 10, 2010
Across the country, many community colleges are experiencing increased enrollment as the economy tightens. Anne Arundel Community College has come up with an innovative solution: midnight classes. New York Times
November 9, 2010
The Supreme Court case in this story concerned medical residents, who work long hours as part of their studies, providing care to hospital patients. They are often paid more than $50,000 a year. So are they students who are working or workers who are studying? NPR
November 8, 2010
The world's largest retailer is offering its 1.4 million employees a college education. Education experts say it's an experiment worth watching, but it's up to the students to make the program a success. Associated Press
November 6, 2010
The rental programs are limited by the number of available titles, publishers who release frequent new editions and professors who believe their right to choose course materials is essential to academic freedom.
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