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View/Print Complete March Report University Communications · 147 Wallis Hall · P.O. Box 270033 · Rochester, New York 14627-0033 585.275.4118 · www.rochester.edu/news/ NEWS Selected Coverage March 2011 National New York Times (March 4) ABC News A ‘60s Mash-Up That Didn’t Happen Albany Times Union American Scientist The group (Alarm Will Sound) began as a student new-music ensemble Baltimore Sun at the Eastman School of Music in Rochester and essentially declared its BBC independence with a performance of Steve Reich’s “Desert Music” and Bloomberg BusinessWeek Buffalo News “Tehillim” at the Miller Theater in 2001. … Staging added another ar- Burlington Press row to Alarm’s quiver. Early on, (Rochester alumnus) Mr. (Alan) Pierson CBC Nigel Maister CBS News teamed up with the director , who runs the theater program Chicago Tribune at the University of Rochester. After staging a performance of John Cage’s Daily Mail “Songbooks” for the group, Mr. Maister began choreographing other pieces Denver Post e! Science News as well. One, a performance of Mr. (Benedict) Mason’s music that had the ESPN ensemble running through the Miller Theater and, at the end, boarding a Examiner.com bus and heading up Broadway, showed the degree to which these players Fox News Guardian.co.uk were willing to move and act while also playing their instruments. Huffington Post InsideHigherEd Los Angeles Times New York Times (March 1) MSN Mickelson Tries to Spread News About Arthritis Newsday New York Times “He was smart, the fact he recognized something was going on and sought Publishers Weekly medical attention early,” said Christopher Ritchlin of the University of San Francisco Chronicle Seattle Times Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry, who has been studying the USA Today diseases for more than 20 years. (Also Reported in: USA Today, Washington U.S. News & World Report Post, Seattle Times, San Francisco Chronicle, ESPN, ABC News, Fox News, Village Voice Wall Street Journal and others) Washington Post Yahoo! News Los Angeles Times (March 24) Yale Daily News Finalists for Best Translated Book Awards announced Local The finalists for the Best Translated Book Awards have been announced. 8WROC-TV Presented by 3 Percent, the translation-focused (website) at the University 10WHEC-TV of Rochester, the Best Translated Book Awards are now in their fourth 13WHAM-TV Rochester Business Journal year; for the first time, the winners will receive cash prizes. (Also Reported Rochester Democrat and Chronicle in: Publishers Weekly, Guardian.co.uk, Publishing Perspectives, The Millions, WXXI YNN Conversational Reading, 13WHAM-TV) Rochester Democrat and Chronicle (March 8) Women’s Hall of Fame to honor UR’s Loretta Ford, Coretta Scott King, 9 others Singer Billie Holiday, educator Donna Shalala and civil rights champion Coretta Scott King will be enshrined with eight others in the National Women’s Hall of Fame. The 2011 honor roll, unveiled today, includes Loretta C. Ford, founding dean of the University of Rochester School of Nursing. (Also Reported in: Baltimore Sun) 1 Washington Post (March 8) BBC (March 2) Researchers try to understand naked mole rats’ Baby loss ‘can last years’ resistance to cancer Dr. Emma Robertson Blackmore, of the Univer- Getting old without the usual diseases and dimin- sity of Rochester Medical Center in New York, ishments of the aging process has always been an U.S., added: “We know that maternal depression can intriguing idea. Vera Gorbunova, a biologist and have adverse impacts on children and families. If we cancer researcher at the University of Rochester in offer targeted support during pregnancy to women New York, is among those scientists trying to find out who have previously lost a baby, we may be able to how naked mole rats do it. Most tantalizing to Gor- improve health outcomes for both the women and bunova is that naked mole rats never get cancer even their children.” (Also Reported in: WebMD, Time, though 70 percent or more of mice that live even a UPI, Yahoo! News, e! Science News, Innovations Report, few years die of cancer. Rochester Democrat and Chronicle, and others) U.S. News & World Report (March 14) Rochester Democrat and Chronicle (March 16) Crisis Worsens at Crippled Nuke Plant in Japan: University of Rochester to build graduate facility Reports The University of Rochester is planning a $24 Radiation expert Jacqueline Williams, a research million home for its graduate school of education, al- professor in the department of radiation oncology lowing for not only continued growth but also more at the University of Rochester in New York, said outreach to the community. The plans unveiled Tues- depending on the type of explosion at the reactor site, day for UR’s Margaret Warner Graduate School of there could be a radiation risk to those at the plant. Education and Human Development call for more “Anybody who is going in will be exposed to radia- than doubling the classroom space now available. In tion – and it will be whole-body,” she said. “That’s announcing the plans Tuesday, UR President Joel where you can get a lot of injuries to emergency Seligman described the new building as symbolic of personnel and maintenance personnel, depending on the university’s commitment to education. “We owe the degree of protection they go in with,” she added. our children a better future,” Seligman said. (Also (Also Reported in: Bloomberg BusinessWeek, Huffing- Reported in: Brighton-Pittsford Post, Rochester Business ton Post, Chicago Tribune, Los Angeles Times, Yahoo! Journal, 10WHEC-TV, YNN, WXXI, 8WROC-TV) News, MSN, ABC News, CBS News, Rochester Demo- crat and Chronicle) Los Angeles Times (March 4) Rodent of the Week: Transplanted human stem Albany Times Union (March 2) cells help paralyzed rats move Deficit too high? Amend the Constitution (com- Previous studies have shown that certain types of rat mentary) cells are necessary to repair spinal cord injuries. But Without a constitutional amendment, meaningful the new study “brings it up to a human level,” said budget restraint will be put off, and Congress will Chris Proschel, the lead author of the paper and revert to the legislative state of nature, where survival an assistant professor of genetics at the University means spending, not cutting. An amendment is nec- of Rochester Medical Center. (Also Reported in: essary because of the latitude the Constitution gives Chicago Tribune, Baltimore Sun) Denver Post, Science Congress. Daily, e! Science News, SIFY) David M. Primo, an associate professor at the Univer- sity of Rochester, wrote this for Bloomberg News. Wall Street Journal (March 3) Students Struggle for Words InsideHigherEd (March 14) The University of Rochester’s Simon Graduate Academic Minute School of Business hired two writing coaches last fall In today’s Academic Minute, the University of after employers complained about graduates’ writing Rochester’s C. Douglas Haessig explores the skills, says dean Mark Zupan. mathematical curiosity Pi, and how it has inspired an unofficial holiday. (Also Reported in:8WROC-TV, Rochester Democrat and Chronicle) 2 ABC News (March 1) U.S. News & World Report (March 22) Optimism Linked to Improved Survival With Study: Infrequent Sex Can Raise Risk of Heart At- Coronary Artery Disease tack, Death “The degrees of evidence observed in these stud- “The actual incidence is extremely small. You’re talk- ies suggest that optimism is a powerful ‘drug’ that ing two-to-three events per 10,000 patient-years. compares favorably with highly effective medical That’s very, very small,” saidDr. Christopher Cove, therapies,” Dr. Robert Gramling and Dr. Ronald an associate professor of medicine and assistant direc- Epstein of the University of Rochester in New York tor of the cardiac catheterization lab at the Univer- wrote in an accompanying editorial. (Also Reported sity of Rochester Medical Center. (Also Reported in: WebMD) in: Bloomberg BusinessWeek, MSN, Newsday) Wall Street Journal (March 1) U.S. News & World Report (March 15) Educating Mothers About the Risks of Early De- In Men, Duration of Diabetes Linked to Raised liveries Heart Risk Study co-author J. Christopher Glantz, a specialist Dr. Chad Teeters, assistant professor of clinical in maternal and fetal medicine at the University of medicine at the University of Rochester Medical Rochester Medical Center, tells the Health Blog that Center, said that one problem with the study was when labor is induced, women are in labor longer, that the patients were all older, many had heart risk require more costly interventions such as epidural factors known as “metabolic syndrome,” and many anesthesia and are almost twice as likely to end up were physically inactive, all of which are risk factors having a C-section. for heart disease. (Also Reported in: MSN, Yahoo! News, Bloomberg BusinessWeek) Examiner.com (March 21) U of Rochester motivation guru takes his show on ABC News (March 9) the road Charlie Sheen: What’s Next, Who Can Help? Got a Soma cube? Last year, Edward Deci’s experi- Mental health experts agree. “Frankly, we really don’t ments with one and a group of college students was know what leads one person to a specific end,” said featured in the Rochester Review, the alumni journal Dr. Eric Caine, chair of psychiatry at the University of the University of Rochester. Deci is Professor of of Rochester Medical Center. “No doubt, this man Psychology and Gowen Professor in the Social Sci- is a mess and his ‘destiny’ may not be a happy one.” ences at the University of Rochester. According to the While Sheen’s conduct in media interviews and in University of Rochester, Deci will speak at a March his online show has shocked viewers, psychiatrists 22 dinner at the University Club in Chicago. say they’ve seen it all before. “There is nothing so unusual about what we are seeing – for those of us in WXXI (March 2) the mental health field – just that we are seeing it so 1370 Connection publicly,” Caine said.
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