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Vamsee Juluri, media studies, was interviewed by Agence France Presse, Reuters, Calcutta Telegraph, India West, British Broadcasting Corporation, and Rediff.com regarding his book, Becoming a Global Audience: Longing and Belonging in Indian Music Television.
Eugene Muscat, business, was featured in the Oct. 27 San Francisco Business Times and interviewed by radio stations KCBS and KTTX (Sacramento) regarding the holiday sales outlook.
David Batstone, theology, was quoted in the Oct. 9 San Mateo County Times regarding the ethics of awarding city contracts to a private firm owned by the city’s public works director. Batstone was also quoted in the Oct. 18 New York Times in a story asking whether errant executives deserve a second chance.
Sally Vance-Trembath, theology, was quoted in the Oct. 20 Macon Telegraph (Georgia) and Oct. 12 San Jose Mercury News regarding the process of canonizing Mother Teresa.
Richard Zitrin, law, was quoted in the Oct. 20 New Jersey Star-Ledger and the Oct. 26 issue of The State (South Carolina) regarding the dilemma of secret lawsuit settlements.
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Roberta Johnson, politics, was quoted in the Oct. 26 Sacramento Bee regarding San Francisco’s two competing ballot measures on homelessness.
Michael Cortés, director of the Institute for Nonprofit Organization Management, was quoted in the Oct. 8 San Francisco Chronicle regarding PipeVine’s financial problems and what it means to area charities.
Stephen Zunes, politics, was quoted in several Associated Press stories detailing President George W. Bush’s foreign policy issues in Iraq. The stories were published in newspapers across the country including The Boston Globe, San Francisco Chronicle, Seattle Times, San Jose Mercury News, and Las Vegas Sun.
Roger Chen, business, was featured on KTSF TV, in Sing Tao Daily, and Asian Enterprise magazine for his research on multinational corporations and the competition they face from local companies when entering the Chinese market.
Paul McKaskle, law, was quoted in the Oct. 13 San Jose Mercury News and the Oct. 23 Contra Costa Times regarding attempts to redraw the state’s political boundaries by going to the voters with a ballot measure.
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