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Columbian College of Arts & Sciences: Faculty Getting Press
January 2022

Among the Columbian College faculty getting press during December were the following individuals:

Anthropology
Bernard Wood was quoted by Science News in the article "Ancient footprints suggest a mysterious hominid lived alongside Lucy's kind."

Economics
Diana Furchtgott-Roth authored the article “New Fuel Economy Regs Weaken Transportation Safety Message,” for Forbes.
Steven Hamilton co-authored the article “Vaccination is a marathon not a sprint: Why Australia needs to drive booster uptake,” for The Sydney Morning Herald.
Annamaria Lusardi was quoted by Barron’s in the article “How Everyday Decisions Affect Your Wealth, According to an Economist.”
Tara Sinclair was quoted by WJLA-ABC7 in the article “Economists predict inflation will remain elevated through 2023”; by PolitiFact in the article “Do U.S. families have more money in their pockets now, despite inflation?”; and by The Financial Times in the article “Economists predict complete ‘taper’ of Fed bond buying by end of March.” She was also quoted by Spectrum News in the article “Metro looking to hire 500 bus operators amid labor shortage.” 

English
Lisa Page was quoted by Nexstar Media Group in the article "When will Harriet Tubman be on the $20 bill? Family grows impatient."

History
Sara Matthiesen spoke to WAMU-FM's "1A" in the segment "The Supreme Court v. Roe v. Wade." 

Media and Public Affairs
Jesse Holland spoke to the Black News Channel about the investigation of the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol, expanding the Supreme Court, and the future of Roe vs. Wade (1, 2, 3, 4, 5).
Peter Loge was quoted by Agence France-Presse in the article “Trumpism without Trump: the Republican playbook for 2022?”
Nina Seavey’s podcast My Fugitive was ranked sixth by The Atlantic in the article “The 50 best podcasts of 2021.”
Frank Sesno spoke to CGTN America in the segment “The Heat: U.S. politics,” and to CNN about the investigation into the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol. He was quoted by The Hill in the article “Wallace departure from Fox seen as loss for the network.”
Rebekah Tromble was quoted by The Financial Times in the article “Investigating Facebook: a fractious relationship with academia.” She co-authored the article “We’ll recognize the harassment of journalists isn’t an individual problem” for Nieman Journalism Lab.  

Music
Loren Kajikawa was quoted by NBC News in the article “Yoko Ono was called ‘dragon lady,’ blamed for Beatles breakup. Now her legacy is re-examined.”

Political Science
Sarah Binder authored the article “McConnell and Schumer cut a deal to raise the debt limit without any Republican votes. Here’s how it works,” for The Washington Post.
Richard Chasdi spoke to Sky News Arabia about Iran and the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA).
Charles Glaser spoke to PBS NewsHour in the segment “Three experts on U.S. role and response options in Taiwan-China conflict.”
Henry Hale spoke to WTTG-Fox5’s “Morning News" about today’s call between President Biden and Russian President Vladimir Putin over Ukraine.
David Shambaugh was quoted by Bloomberg in the article “For China, USSR’s 1991 Collapse is Still News It Can Use.”

Public Policy and Public Administration
Stephanie Riegg Cellini was quoted by U.S. News & World Report in the article “Hybrid Classes in College: What to Know.”
Sara Rosenbaum spoke to Marketplace about vaccine mandates. She was also mentioned by The Hill in the article “States plan challenges to federal vaccine mandates.”
Stephen Joel Trachtenberg was quoted by Inside Higher Ed in the article “Calls Mount for SUNY Chancellor’s Removal.” 

Regulatory Studies Center
The Regulatory Studies Center was mentioned by USA Today in the article “Senate Republicans move to block Biden's vaccine mandate with help from Democrats Manchin, Tester.”

Religion
Robert Tuttle was quoted by Deseret News in the article “Can officials pray in public? It’s complicated.”
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