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USA Today: Black Friday is coming: Here's what you should hold off on buying right now
Ron Kuntze, a professor of marketing, details what you should wait until Black Friday to buy.
In the Media: September, 2018
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Fox 61: Following the Kavanaugh Hearings
Michael Clark, a senior lecturer in criminal justice, shares his thoughts on what the reopened investigation the FBI will be conducting on Judge Kavanaugh will yield.
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Total Landscape Care: The right way to be the bearer of bad news
Stuart Sidle, an associate provost, comments on the proper way to deliver bad news in a workplace environment.
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New Haven Register: FBI data shows crime in Conn. down; numbers up for murder
John DeCarlo, an associate professor of criminal justice, explains how the public might believe that crime is on the rise despite the steady decline over years.
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New Haven Register: Two glasses of wine gets University of New Haven new science, innovation center
University of New Haven president Steven H. Kaplan quipped that it took two glasses of wine to convince benefactor Samuel S. Bergami to donate to another building on campus. The Bergami Center for Science, Technology, and Innovation will further the university’s dedication to innovation.
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Ottawa Citizen: Hill: One legal system for corporations, another for the rest of us?
Declan Hill, an associate professor of investigations, writes about the effects of a changing Canadian legal system.
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Zip06: Wayne Sandford: Preserving and Protecting
Wayne Sandford, full time faculty in fire science and professional studies, is Zip06’s person of the week. Sandford speaks of his journey to where he is today.
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CBC News Network: Anti-Doping Agency Ends Russian Ban, WADA votes to reinstate Russia after doping scandal
Declan Hill, an associate professor of investigations, talks about the implications of WADA’s decision and the response thus far from the professional sports community.
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Fox 61: University of New Haven Fall Career Expo
The University of New Haven hosted it’s annual fall career expo, where nearly eight hundred students had the opportunity to network with one hundred companies from a variety of fields.
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The Daily Signal: Calls for New FBI Probe of Kavanaugh Have No Precedent
Michael Clark, a senior lecturer in criminal justice, explains what would need to take place before the FBI can probe into Kavanaugh.
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Goal: Number 12 – Declan Hill: Unveiling corruption can turn African football into the world’s best
Declan Hill, an associate professor of investigations, shares his thoughts on an investigative documentary focused on corruption in African sports.
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URI Today: Renowned forensic scientist, Henry Lee, to headline 20th year of URI Forensic Science Partnership Seminar Series
Dr. Henry C. Lee, renowned forensic scientist and founder of the Henry C. Lee Institute of Forensic Science, is set to headline the University of Rhode Island’s forensic science partnership seminar series this fall.
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Markets Insider: University of New Haven Moves Up in 2019 U.S. News & World Report Rankings
For the ninth year in a row, the University of New Haven has been ranked a top tier university in the annual "Best Colleges" rankings published by U.S. News & World Report. The University has moved up in rank compared to last year.
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The Daily Orange: Crown management experts weigh in on Carrier Dome clear-bag policy
Gil Fried, a chair and professor of sport management, explains and shares his opinion on the basis of clear-bag policies at sports stadiums.
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Republican American: State finds restaurant didn’t violate liquor laws in double fatal accident
Robert Powers, an associate professor of forensic science, examines the possible reasons for a high blood alcohol report.
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Canada 24 News: Nike Using ‘Fantastic Marketing’ To Be ‘On The Right Side Of History’ With Colin Kaepernick
Ceyda Mumcu, an assistant professor of sports management, comments on Nike’s new campaign featuring for NFL player Colin Kaepernick.