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November 2014 Insider
FLS Events
News and Reminders
CLE Events @ FLS
Career Support for Alumni
Class Notes
In Memoriam
Special AnnouncementsCelebrate the Holiday Season with the Fordham Law Alumni Association
The FLAA will host the following receptions to celebrate the holiday season:
Fordham Law School Supreme Court Admission Ceremony
Join Fordham Law School for its 29th Anniversary of the Group Admission Ceremony to the Bar of the United States Supreme Court.
The ceremony will take place at 9 AM on Monday, March 9, 2015 at the Supreme Court in Washington, D.C. This is always a wonderful and memorable occasion at the Court. It includes an appearance before the Court, a tour of the Supreme Court Building, and an official group photograph.
If you are interested in participating, please contact Julie Smith at 212-636-6809 or via email firstname.lastname@example.com and she will email you the necessary admission materials. Please be mindful that your materials need to be received by the Alumni Relations Office no later than Tuesday, February 10th.
FLS EventsAtlanta Alumni Chapter Reception
Thursday, November 13, 2014
Hosted by Simon Malko '97 and Christy Malko
5075 Long Island Drive, NW
Atlanta, Georgia 30327
RSVP here!
New England Alumni Chapter Reception
Monday, November 17, 2014
Hosted by Christopher P. Sullivan '75
Robins Kaplan Miller & Ciresi, LLP
800 Boylston Street, Fl 25
Boston, MA 02199-8040
RSVP here!
Women's Networking Group Speed Networking Event
Wednesday, November 19, 2014
Paul Hastings LLP
75 E 55th Street
New York, NY 10022
Don't forget your business cards!
Register Now!
Save the Date: European Alumni Chapter Academic Program and Dinner in Paris
June 26 – 27, 2015
Join the European Alumni Chapter in Paris for a Welcome Reception, Academic Program, and Dinner.
News and Reminders
Save the Date: FSSF Annual Auction, March 5, 2015
CLE Events @ FLSThe 23rd Annual IPLJ Symposium (November 14)
A series of panel discussions on cutting edge topics that affect practice in the areas of patents, trademarks and copyrights.
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Part-time for All: Creating New Norms of Work and Care (November 19)
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Neuroscience in the Courtroom (November 20)
Advances in neuroscience are challenging conventional notions about human thought, behavior, pain, and brain injury. These developments are upending established medical concepts as well as traditional moral and ethical considerations. These insights could potentially uproot old paradigms embedded in the law and rules of evidence. Fordham Law's "Neuroscience in the Courtroom" has assembled a panel of world-class neuroscientists and distinguished experts, judges, and lawyers to share their knowledge and experience regarding issues posed by advances in neuroscience.
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Career Support for AlumniCareer Counseling Services
As always, the Career Planning Center (CPC) stands ready to assist J.D. alumni with career development. Assistant Dean Endrizzi and her experienced career counseling team are available to provide guidance and support. To schedule a counseling session, which may be done in person or by phone, simply call 212-636-6926.
The CPC's website offers a wealth of resources for J.D. alumni; to learn more, visit law.fordham.edu/jdalumni. You may be especially interested in the online job bank, a critical resource that is updated daily and includes opportunities for experienced attorneys. This free service is available to alumni with a simple online registration at law.fordham.edu/jobs.
LL.M./S.J.D. alumni receive career support from the Graduate Professional Development Program, an initiative of the Office of International and Non-J.D. Programs. Graduates of the LL.M./S.J.D program may visit law.fordham.edu/llmalumni or contact Kandice Thorn for all of their career advising and professional development–related needs.
Additionally, counselors in PIRC, the Public Interest Resource Center, are available to speak to alumni who would like to explore pro bono opportunities or pursue careers in public service (i.e., with legal nonprofits or government agencies). Interested alumni may contact PIRC at 212-636-6952.
Clerkship Program
FLS has an active and successful Clerkship Program. Alumni who are interested in pursuing clerkships now or in the future should email co-chair Professor Dan Capra at email@example.com or co-chair Professor Aaron Saiger at email@example.com and include their court and geographic preferences, and attach their resume. Interested alumni are also encouraged to visit the CPC Website, J.D. Alumni page selecting the Post-Graduate Clerkship link to access a multitude of clerkship related resources.
Think Fordham When Hiring
Hiring? Think Fordham. If you or your organization is hiring, whether for internships, post-graduate positions or lateral opportunities please consider posting your position on the CPC's Online Job Bank, visit law.fordham.edu/postajob. We have an active online job bank extensively utilized by students and alumni.
Class NotesConstantine "Gus" N. Katsoris '57, Ignatius M. Wilkinson Professor of Law at Fordham, received the George J. Mitchell Lifetime Public Service Award at The Feerick Center for Social Justice's annual awards and benefit reception on October 6, 2014. Katsoris is the most senior faculty member at the Law School, having joined in 1964. He is the head of the tax faculty and is nationally regarded for his expertise in tax, securities and estate planning. To read more, click here.
Thomas A. Moore '72 received the prestigious Gaelic Players Association's Heritage Award for his low-key charitable work to promote education, healthcare, and career counseling for amateur athletes.
Robert Cleary '80 has become a fellow of the American College of Trial Lawyers. He is currently a partner at Proskauer Rose.
Hon. Melissa C. Jackson '81 has been named administrative judge of New York City Criminal Court. She was previously the acting Manhattan Supreme Court Justice. Her new appointment will be effective immediately.
Benjamin Tucker '81 has been appointed the new First Deputy Commissioner of the New York City Police Department by Police Commissioner William J. Bratton. Tucker most recently served as the NYPD Deputy Commissioner of Training. To read more, click here.
Denis J. McInerney '84 is returning to Davis Polk & Wardwell LLP as a partner in its Litigation Department and member of its white collar criminal defense and investigations practice. He was the former Chief of the Fraud Section and Deputy Assistant Attorney General of the Criminal Division of the U.S. Department of Justice.
Bradley J. Butwin '85 will be honored with the Human Relations Award from the Anti-Defamation League on December 8, 2014. To read more, click here.
Rich Ross '86 has been named president of Discovery Channel. He was previously CEO of Shine America and Chairman at Disney Studios.
Patricia Lenard Angley '87 was recently appointed to the NYSBA Committee on Women in the Law and completed the Health Care Management Certificate Program at the Fordham Graduate School of Business Administration-Westchester.
Eric J. Bock '90 has been appointed Chief Legal Officer of American Express Global Business Travel. He previously served as Executive Vice President, Chief Legal Officer and Chief Administrative Officer at Travelport Worldwide Limited.
Liz Corradino '90 has been recognized as a Super Lawyer for the second year in a row. She is a partner at Moses & Singer LLP, practicing in the the areas of Sports & Entertainment, Intellectual Property, Advertising and Internet/Technology.
Lisa S. Lim '90 has joined Akerman LLP as a partner within the Real Estate Practice Group in the New York office. She joins after serving most recently as Senior Counsel for Empire State Development in New York.
Manuel Kadre '91 has been appointed to the University of Miami's Presidential Search Committee. He is currently Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of MBB Auto Group.
Miriam A. Buhl '92 received the Spirit of Service Award at The Feerick Center for Social Justice's annual awards and benefit reception on October 6, 2014. Buhl is Pro Bono Counsel at Weil, Gotshal and Manges, LLP. She has coordinated the firm's award winning worldwide pro bono program since 2005. To read more, click here.
Paul B. Sweeney '92 has been named to the 2014 New York Super Lawyers List. This honor recognizes top lawyers in their respective areas of practice. He practices in the Litigation Practice Group at Certilman Balin Adler & Hyman, LLP.
Peter Lambrianakos '96 has joined Brown Rudnick as a partner in the firm's intellectual property litigation group. He was previously practicing at Winston & Strawn.
Stacey J. Rappaport '96 has joined the board of the University of California at Hastings Center for WorkLife Law. She has been instrumental in devising programs benefiting professional development for women lawyers.
Jeffrey A. Meckler '98 has been appointed to the Board of Directors of Retrophin, Inc. as a fourth independent director. He is also a Director of QLT, Inc., an ultra-orphan opthalmic biotechnology company based in Canada, as well as the Managing Director of The Andra Group, a life sciences consulting firm.
Amy T. Brantly '99 has just launched Kesselman, Brantly & Stockinger LLP, an antitrust and business litigation firm in L.A. with fellow litigators David Kesselman and Trevor Stockinger.
Christopher J. Torrente '00 has been appointed to The Deal's Advisory Committee. The group will advise on The Deal's editorial and product development efforts and is composed of a highly selective cross-section of the deal-making community. He is currently a Corporate Partner at Kirkland & Ellis LLP.
Francesca Moschetta '02 has been named a partner at Fragomen Worldwide, the world's leading firm exclusively devoted to immigration. She practices in the firm's New York office and is admitted to the Bar in New York and New Jersey. Francesca currently represents multinational corporate clients in the financial services and management consulting industries on all aspects of corporate U.S. immigration, including nonimmigrant visas, permanent residence and citizenship. She is a member of the American Immigration Lawyers Association.
Kevin P. Broughel '03 has been elected partner at Paul Hastings LLP in the New York office. He focuses his practice on securities and general business litigation. Mr. Broughel was also recognized by Super Lawyers as a New York Metro "Rising Star" for the second year in a row in the field of business litigation.
Avrohom Gefen '03 has been selected for inclusion in the 2014 New York Metro Rising Stars list for his area of practice in Business Litigation. He is currently an attorney at Vishnick McGovern Milizio, LLP in Lake Success.
Daniel Graber '04 has been selected for inclusion in Super Lawyers' New York Metro Rising Stars 2014. He is currently a principal at Graber PLLC where he focuses his practice on commercial litigation and white-collar criminal defense.
Joshua R. Leventhal '04 has joined LCN Capital Partners, L.P. as General Counsel, Managing Director and Chief Compliance Officer. He was previously a senior associate in the real estate group in the New York office of Reed Smith LLP.
Lisa M. Riggins '04 has joined Karp Frosh, Wigodsky & Norwind, P.A as "Of Counsel" attorney with the firm. She was previously employed as an Assistant State's Attorney for Montgomery County, Maryland.
Bradford W. Short '04 has taken a position in the Department of Law at North South University, located in Dhaka, Bangladesh, as an Assistant Professor.
Duane L. Loft '05 married Diana Michelle Delgado on Saturday, October 4th at St. Joseph Roman Catholic Church in Astoria, Queens. Loft is a partner in the Manhattan law firm Boies, Schiller & Flexner. The bride is a painter who received a Master of Fine Arts in painting from the University of the Arts in Philadelphia.
Jordan D. Weiss '06 has been elected to partnership at Goodwin Procter in the firm's business litigation group.
Karla X. Villatoro de Friedman '07 has joined Unkovic & Scott as an associate in the firm's Real Estate & Lending Department. Villatoro de Friedman focuses her practice on public finance and all matters involving commercial real estate, including the financing, sale and purchase of real estate and commercial leasing.
Lani Perlman '08 has been selected for inclusion in Super Lawyers' New York Metro Rising Stars 2014. She is currently a litigation associate at Holwell, Shuster & Goldberg LLP.
Kristin Sheffield-Whitehead '08 has been promoted to partner at Kirkland & Ellis in the firm's litigation group.
Angelo Guisado '12 has joined Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison LLP as an Associate in the Litigation Department.
Edward Silvera '13 has joined IBE Trade Corporation.
Gabrielle L. Apfel '14 has joined the Brooklyn District Attorney's Office as an assistant district attorney.
Sarah R. Goodman '14 has joined the law firm of Pietragallo Gordon Alfano Bosick & Raspanti, LLP as a junior associate in the Commercial Litigation Practice Group in the firm's Philadelphia, PA office.
Amanda S. Hersh '14 has joined the Brooklyn District Attorney's Office as an assistant district attorney.
Ellen G Koenig '14 has joined the Brooklyn District Attorney's Office as an assistant district attorney.
In MemoriamJames M. LaRossa '58
Myron Fishbach '63
Angela Alyce Shelton '96


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I'm intrigued by the new design, and BG fit has always been our fave, even if we've had trouble keeping our AIOs in the best shape (what with the stink and whatnot). I want those new prints (Albert and Lovelace) in the Freetime!
What about Grovias? We use FLIP as well (which we chose because the covers fit just like the BG AIOs) and because they were cheap. But, I like that the GroVia insert snaps into the shell- rather than being loose in there, like the FLIP. Anyone have any experience or a review?
I think I am going to make a point to get my hands on a few of each of these diapers for the new baby... we have some old BGs that have lots of holes and will need to be tossed sooner or later. So I'm going to add some variety (cheaper variety) to my stash instead of just buying more of the same old.
Mara & Joel, 2009
I haven't tried the Freetime so I cannot comment on those.
We do own GroVias. I bought them when Jordan was leaking out of her pockets at nap time. The stay dry inner was causing pee to run out the top since she is a tummy sleeper. It fixed our leaking issues almost completely. I say almost because a couple of weeks ago I had three days in a row where she leaked out the top. It was really strange because I had zero leaks for the longest time. I was about to strip anyway and I'm not sure if that is what helped or the fact that I now have her on the tallest rise to give her the most coverage.
Things I like about GroVia -
***The soakers are loose (one is sewn on one end and the other snaps, as you said) so washing and drying are easy.
***They are trim in the crotch so they fit her well. Most of our pockets are a little wide in the crotch.
***I've never had any wicking with them, although I've mostly fixed that problem with our pockets too.
***As far as I can tell, these will fit her as long as I need them to. They are side snapping (which I like) and she has room to grow.
Things I don't like -
***I cannot really compare them to any other AIO b/c I only have one other kind and it has a stay dry inner. It's hard to compare the two... But Jordan can soak this diaper all the way through. If she drinks a lot before her nap then the cotton in the shell is soaked, as well as both soakers. Now, that's not necessarily an issue but I'm not sure if that is why she leaked a couple of times. Maybe there was not enough absorbancy? But, overall I have not had leaking so maybe it was a strange, temporary fluke.
***Some people claim the cotton can be exposed when the diaper is on. This has never been a problem for us but thought I would mention it.
Hmm... I can't think of any other dislikes! Overall I like them but I would be open to trying a similar type AIO. It would be nice to have something to compare it to so I know how they work in relation to other AIO's w/o a stay dry inner.
The insert is completely separate from the shell isn't it? Or do they have more than one type?
Mara & Joel, 2009
Well, there are two. One that is attached on one end only, but lifts up... like a tongue? Then a second soaker that you can leave out or snap on the bottom side of the sewn in soaker. Does that make sense?
ETA: About half way through she shows the inside. Videos always do a better job with giving you a visual than pictures.
Ah, the GroVias I'm looking at are the Hybrid AI2s! So I think they really are a shell and a separate insert, so you can re-use the shell when you take out the wet insert.
Mara & Joel, 2009
Oh, ok. I actually had a couple of GroBaby diaper AI2's. As I understand it, GroBaby is now GroVia. I didn't really like them but I'm not sure how they've changed since then.
I do have to say that we have continued to have minor leaks at nap time. I pretty sure she is just peeing too much but I'm not sure I have anything I could put in there to add absorbancy unless I bough some small flats or something. It's frustrating b/c I really don't want to invest anymore into diapers for Jordan. I feel like we should be set at this point!
Kayla, don't think of it as buying diapers for Jordan but rather diapers that will be used for the new little one too. At least you know you WILL get more use of them!
What do you have her in at nap time? (I feel like I should know this. Pocket with what inserts?)
I've been surprisingly pleased with my Target flour sack towels (pack of 4 for $3.99) used as flats. I won't claim they're the most amazing flats ever, but they totally work way better than the awful flats from Gerber. And if you hate them as diapers, there are 999 other uses for them. lol
Our GroVia AIO's are our nap time diaper. They worked 99% of the time until recently. I stripped them with Dawn in the tub but they are still not keeping it all in. The leaks are minor. Just at the top of the waistband on her pants where the cotton is letting some wetness past. We've only had one big leak where her shirt was wet.
I wonder if anyone has ever stuffed anything extra in them? They are so narrow that our hemp inserts will not fit. It would have to be very small to fit in there.
Hmmm....your first thought of a flat with the AIO isn't a bad idea! It can easily fold to be small enough. Sounds like she's just peeing more than it can handle or at least peeing faster than it can keep up with.
We had that same issue today at nap. Usually Aiden wakes up dry, but not today. Today it his onesie was wet right around where it's by the leg elastic. Since he normally is dry during naps now, I haven't done anything different for them. Apparently today I should have given him another insert.


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'Week After Art Fair' Showcases Musical Melting Pot
By Shelby Clark Petkus
Originally printed 7/17/2014 (Issue 2229 - Between The Lines News)
Ann Arbor's illustrious art fair is this weekend, but Kerrytown Concert House keeps the summer spirit singing with the "Week After Art Fair Song Fest." The four-day long concert event celebrates its 20th anniversary this year on July 22-25.
General director Jane Schoonmaker Rodgers and artistic director and pianist, Kevin Bylsma, take the reigns for this year's festival. Schoonmaker Rodgers is a soprano with a long list of concert, recital, choral and stage performances from around the world, including shows in New York, London, Vienna, Prague, Toronto and many Great Lakes cities. Currently an associate professor of voice at Bowling Green State University, the singer/director has recently performed or recorded with the Great Lakes Chamber Music Festival, Toledo and National Polish Radio Symphonies, Moravian Philharmonic, American Composers' Alliance, Mid-American Center for Contemporary Music and the Society for New Music.
Bylsma, an accomplished vocal coach in addition to his skills with the piano, is known in the Midwest for his work in oratorio, opera and art song. His work in Michigan has included directing the Lyric Chamber Ensemble of Detroit and the Papagena Opera Company of Ann Arbor. Bylsma has also served as principal keyboardist with the Adrian and Greater Lansing Symphony Orchestras, and currently he serves as the assistant organist at the historic Mariner's Church in Detroit.
The Week After Art Fair Song Fest will begin with a series of classical concerts. The July 22 performance features soprano Martha Guth and baritone Jesse Blumberg, as well as Bylsma and Schoonmaker Rodgers. Tickets for the special evening of song are $5-30.
On July 23, a free classical concert will again feature the talents of Rodgers and Bylsma. The directors will be joined by Emily Benner, soprano; Monica Swartout-Bebow, mezzo soprano; Allen Schrott, bass baritone; Christopher Scholl, tenor; and Ellen Scholl, mezzo soprano. The evening bills itself as an evening of "Schubert, Schumann, Brahms, Wolf and many other well-loved Saxons, Teutons and Hebrews."
Wednesdays group of performers returns to the stage on July 24 for "Che Bella Luna: Songs of the Night." Considered a favorite theme of the concert house, the program is devoted to the beautiful things all around people, or "gorgeous songs about gorgeous things like the moon." The Thursday night event is also free.
Friday rounds out the concert festival with a cabaret: "Rock 'em Sock 'em Cabaret: Songs to Knock Your Block Off." The cabaret, Kerrytown Concert House's annual act featuring a wide-ranging repertoire, will showcase everything from baroque to pop, Weill to Sondheim, standards to jazz and more. In addition to these talents, the July 25 cabaret will also host Bryan Pfaltzgraff, tenor; Robert Peavler, baritone; Patrick Scholl, tenor; Daniel Schuetz, counter-tenor; Laura Reaper, mezzo-soprano; Jennifer Hilbish-Schuetz, mezzo-soprano; Renee Claire, mezzo-soprano; and many more. Tickets are $5-25.
Showtimes for each performance are at 8 p.m., July 22-25. The concert house is located in the heart of the historic Kerrytown District of Ann Arbor at 415 N. Fourth Ave. For more information, call 734-769-2999 or visit http://www.kerrytownconcerthouse.com.
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So what if Beyoncé mimed the national anthem at Obama's inauguration? At least it was in tune
It's not the first time a track has been pre-recorded, and it won't be the last
Beyoncé has admitted to miming her part in President Obama's inauguration last month – but does that mean it was all a lie?
The Star-Spangled Banner, of course, sounded as emphatic as ever coming from the lips of one of the most successful recording artists of all time but it was, actually, all pre-recorded. Instead of singing 'live', she was, in fact, just singing 'along'. And it appears we have a problem with that.
The New York Times' YouTube upload of her performance currently has its comments function disabled and, at the time of writing, has garnered close to 2,000 'dislike's'. This is, at best, a cautionary measure, but certainly not one that is being taken because of the quality of the performance in question. There's no debating that Beyoncé's delivery is assured, impassioned and, perhaps most importantly, in tune, yet we don't seem to be such big fans of it anymore when we know it was made earlier. Understandably, there has been a sort of backlash from her fans, most of which plays into either disbelief, confusion or, rather scathingly, hypocrisy. But, the simple fact remains – it was her voice.
What may, or may not, come as a surprise to sceptics is that this is not the first time an inauguration has been mimed at. More to the point, this is not the first time an Obama inauguration has been mimed at. In 2009, the classical musicians Itzhak Perlman, Yo-Yo Ma, Gabriella Montero and Andy McGill did exactly the same. They played along, albeit without amplification, to a pre-recorded version of John Williams' Air and Simple Gifts. Carole Florman, spokeswoman for the Joint Congressional Committee on Inaugural Ceremonies, came to their defence. Speaking to The New York Times, she admitted; "No-one's trying to fool anybody. It's not something we would announce, but it's not something we would try to hide." The problem lies in the fact that the audience only finds out afterwards.
But many organisers, and performers, have good reason for choosing not to perform live. In the case of the inaugurations, it was primarily as a result of the status and importance of the occasion that recordings were relied upon. Beyoncé, herself, has said that her primary motivation behind using the pre-recorded track was that she is a 'perfectionist'. She then added that, as a result of limited rehearsal time, singing live was not a 'risk' she felt comfortable in taking. Similarly, in 2009 it was said that it was the weather which posed a threat to the musicians' instruments. As Yo-Yo Ma remarked, superbly candidly, "A broken string was not an option. It was wicked cold." The point to make is that the performers, and their organisers, are highly risk-averse in events such as these. It's not that it will go wrong – it's that it could, very easily.
Of course, it seems that much worse when a musician is in fact using a backing track in the first place and yet still manages to go wrong. This is what happened to Rihanna in one sonically hair-raising moment on the London leg of her 777 tour late last year. An almost psychedelic false-start in which the band, her voice and her backing track were half a bar out of sync for the better part of a minute was, naturally, edited out of later re-airings of the full performance. Then there was Ashlee Simpson (younger sister of sometime pop-star Jessica Simpson) and her frankly confusing SNL fluff-up where she walked off stage after her voice started coming out of nowhere. But backing tracks do have their upsides and, when used correctly, are almost imperceptible – as Beyoncé has proven. Following their Brian Eno-produced Viva La Vida album, Coldplay took it on tour only to realise that it just didn't sound quite the same live. They soon resorted to playing over their own album tracks, using the studio magic to flesh out their live sound.
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LYNN — Taking aim at the City's 21.9% poverty rate, which is nearly twice the statewide average, the Lynn Housing Authority and Neighborhood Development (LHAND) and United Way of Massachusetts Bay and Merrimack Valley today announced the grand opening and launch of the Lynn Family Success Center on Wheeler Street.
The Lynn Family Success Center model is based on research that demonstrates that individuals who benefit from a center-based approach that offers bundled services and coaching are far more likely to increase their income, net worth or credit scores. The center will also serve as the hub for a unique partnership between LHAND, United Way and Lynn Public Schools to identify homeless children, and children at-risk of homelessness, and connect them to academic support and resources, and to also connect their families to the financial stability services. United Way is awarding $810,000 over the next three years to support both the financial stability services and the school outreach efforts at the center. Continue reading


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When it comes to ranking U.S. states, we longtime Alabamians are used to saying "Thank God for Mississippi." It may be a stereotype, but for decades it seemed that our two states occupied No. 49 and No. 50 at the bottom of many national lists.
So it's only natural that we'd say "Thank God for Mississippi." Like that old joke about two guys being chased by a bear – you just have to be faster than the guy in last place.
The truth is that stereotypes are often wrong. Alabama is near the top in many coveted lists. Take a look at states with the most beautiful lakes in America, the best places to locate auto-related industry, the state with the most numbers of plant and animal species or the home of NCAA football champs, to name a few.
Anyway, one stereotype that I wouldn't have disputed is our state's reputation for being home to the fattest citizens in America. Alabama has a big problem – a big problem with being too big. We all know it. We all see it every day. So I was shocked at the results of a study released this week by the University of Alabama at Birmingham.
It turns out that the West North Central region, which includes the states of North Dakota, South Dakota, Minnesota, Nebraska, Iowa, Kansas and Missouri, is home to the highest percentage of obese Americans. In this region, 41 percent of the population is obese.
I've been hunting in Iowa and Kansas for years, and I can attest to the difference between a typical Alabama 8-point and one of those triple-XL, corn-fed Iowa bucks. But I can honestly say that I've never noticed that there were more obese folks in corn country than down here in fried chicken land. Turns out I wasn't looking very hard.
Our region – the East South Central U.S. made up of Alabama, Mississippi, Tennessee and Kentucky – is considerably thinner with only 31 percent of the population tipping the scales to the obese rating. That's a big difference. In fact, UAB said that our region was close to the middle of the pack when it comes to rankings.
The East South Central region placed fifth out of nine regions when it comes to the percentage of obese residents.
"We were thinking since people living in the South are generally more hypertensive and have higher rates of diabetes and stroke, it would be the fattest region," said George Howard, a professor in the
Department of Biostatistics in UAB's School of Public Health. "But when we looked at our data, people in the south were really not the fattest."
So why have Alabama and Mississippi long been known as the fattest states in America? It turns out that statistically, our states must be near the top of the list of honest residents. Most state- by-state obesity ratings that gave us our bad reputation are determined by self-reported weights and heights.
"Asking someone how much they weigh is probably the second worst question behind how much money they make," Howard said. "From past research, we know that women tend to underreport their weight, and men tend to over-report their height."
Except in the South, where folks apparently tell it like it is. It turns out that if you actually measure the height and weight of Americans to determine whether they're obese, the folks in the corn belt are have been fudging for years.
"The South has had very bad obesity problems, but not worse than some other regions," Howard said.
To that Alabamians can finally say, "Thank God for … Missouri."
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Kate Dunning, a Ph.D. candidate at Case Western University, was one of the attendees at the 14-hour marathon Emily Dickinson reading. Yan Gong, The Spectrum
In a bright wood-bound chapel room on a rainy Saturday night, a poetic atmosphere was created in honor of poet Emily Dickinson almost 130 years after her death.
Literary scholars, readers and students gathered at the Westminster Presbyterian Church on Delaware Avenue for a 14-hour Emily Dickinson marathon reading.
This was the second-annual reading of Dickinson's poems in Buffalo. The selected readings from R.W. Franklin's The Poems of Emily Dickinson and food and refreshments were served throughout the day for the attendees' enjoyment.
Kate Dunning, a Ph.D. candidate at Case Western University, did a project on Emily Dickinson fan fiction.
"The stories are simple but sweet, and they tend to work in Dickinson's poems in a really creative way," Dunning said.
When it was Dunning's turn to read a poem, she recited the poem featured on her homemade tie-dye box, fitted with rotating blocks of text and select words. The rotating text is an allusion to Dickinson's habit of using variants in her writing, which result in the use of different, effective words instead of repeating one.
"The idea is that it mimics the creative act of writing poetry," Dunning said. "It's [there] to remind you that language isn't static. It's a dynamic process."
Across the room, Jonathon Welch, the owner of Talking Leaves Books, had a collection of biographies, academic texts and selected works of Emily Dickinson for sale.
Welch believes that although Dickinson was against being in the public eye, readers are still lucky enough to learn about her personal and written legacy during events such as the 14-hour marathon.
"We who pay attention to the world of literature think all that information is extremely useful and wonderful and compelling and insightful, but is it necessary?" Welch said. "Poetry and fiction both, I think, are ultimately private - private on the part of the writer and private on the part of the reader and listener."
Cristanne Miller, a literature professor and chair of the Department of English at UB, organized the marathon reading and was present for the full 14-hour day. She is a scholar of modernist American poetry, but Dickinson is one of the main poets on which she focuses her work.
"Dickinson is a particularly good poet to do this kind of thing for," Miller said. "These marathons are done with some frequency with Dickinson's poems across the country, especially in Amherst, Mass., where she grew up."
Miller was elated by the success of the reading and the Buffalo literary scene's collective appreciation of the poet's works.
"The poems are very short, so it's easy for each person to read a whole poem, whereas if you were doing a marathon reading of Walt Whitman, his poems are extremely long," Miller said. "You would have to figure out some other way to divide how each person would read."
When asked how she thought Dickinson would react to the close and personal gathering of readers, students and scholars, Miller explained it was clear Dickinson didn't want attention from publishing during her lifetime.
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Among a display of biographies and books of the poet's works, a table was set up with a collection of children's books, articles and a homemade creation that replicated the creative process of one of Emily's untitled poems.
As the marathon came to a conclusion, there was a feeling of camaraderie and accomplishment amongst all who were in attendance. Laughter and jovial sincerity filled the room over the music from the corner as glasses of wine were filled and emptied.
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In case you haven't heard, this Kim Kardashian game is sweeping the nation, and currently holding down the number one spot on iTunes' free apps chart. I downloaded it, thanks to an insatiable curiosity and chronic fear of missing out, and guess what? It's way more fun than it has any reason to be. After three days of making my way up to the "D" list, I've come away with 27,300 virtual fans and a handful of real lessons about life at home. Place tongue firmly in cheek and read on.


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Lancaster Literacy Research Centre – Autumn 2014
The Literacy Research Centre at Lancaster University works to understand the role of literacy in all areas of social life and to improve communication and collaboration between researchers and educational practice. Our members are mostly affiliated to the Department of Linguistics and English Language or the Department of Educational Research.
Our regular activities include the Literacy Research Discussion Group which meets every Tuesday lunchtime in term time.
Visit the Literacies Log and read about a range of the topics we are interested in. We welcome your comments.
To find out more about our individual areas of research follow the Members link.
Some current books from the Literacy Research Discussion Group
During Spring/Summer 2014 we were involved in organising:
For information on these and other past activities, please see individual members' pages and the archive.
Latest News
Worlds of Literacy 2.0, 26 September 2014
Worlds of Literacy 2.0: Literacy Studies - looking into the future and celebrating the past, with David Barton and Mary Hamilton, took place on 26 Sep ...Read more»
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2 December 2014, LRDG: Towards a discursive construction of the academic literacy practices of undergraduate students in two disciplines in a Mexican institution
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