Is Obama’s Body Language Friendly – Or a Power Play?
Mason In The News
Associate professor Karen Studd comments on the meanings of a politician’s body language.
Archive for June 2009
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Will Dems (and McAuliffe) Buck Tradition in Virginia?
Mason In The News
Public policy professor Mark Rozell comments on the Virginia Democratic primary for governor.
Jun92009
Health Care Spending Disparities Stir a Fight
Mason In The News
CHHS professor and senior health services researcher Jack Hadley comments on geographic variation in health spending.
Jun82009
Back to School
Mason In The News
Military and Veterans liaison Michael Johnson comments on service members returning to school and the use of the post – 9/11 GI Bill.
Black-Hole Missing Link Found?
Mason In The News
Associate professor Shobita Satyapal and research associate Mario Gliozzi discuss the possibility of finding hints of black-hole activity in the center of young galaxies.
Learning to Love the Chesapeake Bay Watershed
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When rainwater runs off the roof of a school building, how does it end up in the Chesapeake Bay?
Talking Flu and Other Crises with the CDC
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Mason experts are helping public information officers at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention take their communication skills to the next level.
Scientists Study the Ultimate Cookie Monster
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One physicist describes the fascinating celestial black hole as the “ultimate cookie monster” for its overwhelming gravitational pull.
Caribbean Nation Seeks Help in Police Force Overhaul
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The government of Trinidad and Tobago reached out to Mason policing expert Stephen Mastrofski.
New Norm on Human Rights Emerging in Bolivia
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Mark Goodale’s latest research looks at the political and social dynamics that led to the election of Bolivia’s first indigenous president and a new constitution.