As a
complement to our regular clipping service, “GW In The News” is a weekly roundup
provided by the Department of Media Relations to highlight recent media
coverage.
Dr. Karen
Weihs, director of GW's Clinical Psychiatric Research Center, was
interviewed by Reuters about her paper on the effects of expressing negative
feelings and anxiety as a protective factor in the progression of breast
cancer.
Sue Rose, adjunct professor in the School of Public Health
and Health Services, was interviewed by Newsday and UPI about the lethal side
effects of the anti-malaria drug Lariam.
Dr. Jim Scott, was interviewed by
Conus broadcasting for "First Business" on how to finance a medical school
education.
Dr. Daniel Lieberman, director of Clinical Services,
Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, was interviewed by WMAL-AM
about psychological strategies for managing the stress associated with living in
an area targeted for terrorist attacks.
Barie M. Seidman, LICSW,
was interviewed for an article in Fitness Magazine about the variety of
stressors for women, in their 20's, 30's, and 40's, and ways in which a
therapist can help.
James
Starrs, professor of law and forensic sciences, was interviewed by ABC's
"Good Morning America" and "World News Tonight," WTTG-TV (Channel 5), WUSA-TV
(Channel 9), CNN, WTOP-AM, Hearst television, Discovery Channel Canada about the
discovery of Chandra Levy's body.
(3pm today)
Hearst Television
Los
Angeles Times
NBC (local)
Fox (local)
ABC (local)
CNN Radio
ABC
News Radio with Sam Donaldson
ABC News Radio
WTOP Radio
Walter
Rowe, professor of forensic science, was interviewed on WJLA-TV (Channel 7)
about the discovery of Chandra Levy's body.
Elliott
School’s Ambasador Karl Inderfurth, professor of the practice of
international affairs, was interviewed on NPR’s "To The Point" about India and
Pakistan, on the Los Angeles-based "The Michael Jackson Show" on the threat of a
nuclear war and the Indian subcontinent and on CNN about al Quada and
Kashmir.
Larry
Yu, associate professor of hospitality management, was interviewed by the
Baltimore Sun on May 14 for an article about potential losses incurred as a
result of the delayed opening of a hotel in the Baltimore area.
Peter
Locke, associate professor of finance, was interviewed by The Business, a
British financial paper, about investors' growing distrust of Wall Street. The
article ran on May 12.
Krishna Kumar, associate professor of
accountancy, was interviewed by The Washington Post about Standard & Poor's
new rules for core earnings. The article ran on May 14.
Jonathan
Turley,
professor of law, had an op-ed published in The Los Angeles
Times.
