Selected Media Coverage: October 28, 2003
**Lehigh in the News** {online press clippings from other news sources}
The State (Columbia, SC) (Circulation: 118,747)
Macon Telegraph (Georgia) (Circulation: 71,376)
The Vindicator (Youngstown, OH) (Circulation: 67,365)
Myrtle Beach Sun News (Circulation: 50,937)
Columbus Ledger-Enquirer (Georgia) (Circulation: 46,592)
Fort Wayne News-Sentinel (Circulation: 45,944)
Duluth News-Tribune (Circulation: 45,444)
Monterey County Herald (Circulation: 35,327)
San Luis Obispo Tribune (Circulation: 4,300)
Balancing Act to Begin for James, Cavs
Sally White's comments on the pressure LeBron James faces to fill Michael Jordon's shoes, were picked up by close to a dozen newspapers across the country, reaching nearly a million people. White, dean and professor in the college of education at Lehigh who is also a sports psychologist, said, In this particular situation, with the media hyping up as the next Michael Jordon, the athlete's expectations have gone through the roof. You're talking about a concept that is incredibly difficult to manage even for your most mature, experienced athlete.
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The Morning Call (Circulation: 130,360)
Shortsighted Defendants Encourage Silly Lawsuits
Carol Gorney, professor of journalism and communication at Lehigh, wrote an Op-ed on Nestle SA's recently announced plans to settle a $12 million class-action lawsuit involving it's Poland Spring bottled water that claims Poland Spring isn't really spring water. The reality is that settling such frivolous lawsuits only encourages more of the same, and 'more of the same' examples abound, said Gorney.
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The Morning Call (Circulation: 130,360)
Lehigh University Small Business Development Center seminars on doing business with the federal government took place today in Rauch Business Center. Sessions included Taking the Mystery Out of DoD Audit Requirements and Doing Business with the U.S. Air Force.
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The Express Times (Circulation: 48,223)
Pete Yorn is Having a Great Day
Pete Yorn performed at Zoellner Arts Center Sunday after coming off a set of shows opening for REM. I try to learn from opening shows, said Yorn, who represents a shift away from the hollow but popular musical norm on Top 40 stations. Basically my strength is songwriting, but I get to watch Michael Stipe and David Grohl.
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Eastern Pennsylvania Business Journal (Weekly circulation: 10,200)
Kim Edwards, program director for the Financing Assistance Program at the Lehigh University Small Business Development Center (SBDC) received the Star Award for the State of Pennsylvania by the National Association of Small Business Development Centers at its annual conference in San Diego, California.
(no link)
The State (Columbia, SC) (Circulation: 118,747)
Macon Telegraph (Georgia) (Circulation: 71,376)
The Vindicator (Youngstown, OH) (Circulation: 67,365)
Myrtle Beach Sun News (Circulation: 50,937)
Columbus Ledger-Enquirer (Georgia) (Circulation: 46,592)
Fort Wayne News-Sentinel (Circulation: 45,944)
Duluth News-Tribune (Circulation: 45,444)
Monterey County Herald (Circulation: 35,327)
San Luis Obispo Tribune (Circulation: 4,300)
Balancing Act to Begin for James, Cavs
Sally White's comments on the pressure LeBron James faces to fill Michael Jordon's shoes, were picked up by close to a dozen newspapers across the country, reaching nearly a million people. White, dean and professor in the college of education at Lehigh who is also a sports psychologist, said, In this particular situation, with the media hyping up as the next Michael Jordon, the athlete's expectations have gone through the roof. You're talking about a concept that is incredibly difficult to manage even for your most mature, experienced athlete.
click here
The Morning Call (Circulation: 130,360)
Shortsighted Defendants Encourage Silly Lawsuits
Carol Gorney, professor of journalism and communication at Lehigh, wrote an Op-ed on Nestle SA's recently announced plans to settle a $12 million class-action lawsuit involving it's Poland Spring bottled water that claims Poland Spring isn't really spring water. The reality is that settling such frivolous lawsuits only encourages more of the same, and 'more of the same' examples abound, said Gorney.
click here
The Morning Call (Circulation: 130,360)
Lehigh University Small Business Development Center seminars on doing business with the federal government took place today in Rauch Business Center. Sessions included Taking the Mystery Out of DoD Audit Requirements and Doing Business with the U.S. Air Force.
click here
The Express Times (Circulation: 48,223)
Pete Yorn is Having a Great Day
Pete Yorn performed at Zoellner Arts Center Sunday after coming off a set of shows opening for REM. I try to learn from opening shows, said Yorn, who represents a shift away from the hollow but popular musical norm on Top 40 stations. Basically my strength is songwriting, but I get to watch Michael Stipe and David Grohl.
(no link)
Eastern Pennsylvania Business Journal (Weekly circulation: 10,200)
Kim Edwards, program director for the Financing Assistance Program at the Lehigh University Small Business Development Center (SBDC) received the Star Award for the State of Pennsylvania by the National Association of Small Business Development Centers at its annual conference in San Diego, California.
(no link)
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Monday, October 27, 2003