MMC in the news - Archives for 2007-2008

*Dance Spirit* Ian Paget	July 31, 2008
MMC student Ian Paget is featured in the July/August issue of this magazine about his day-to-day experiences as a dancer and actor.

*The Staten Island Advance* Marilyn Long	July 31, 2008
An obituary for Marilyn Long ’67 discusses her work as a teacher and life in West Brighton.

*The Progressive* The Christian Right's Staying Power	July 31, 2008
Richard Meagher, instructor of political science, is quoted in this article about the Christian Right.

*Education Update* Marymount Conference Attracts The Write Stuff	July 30, 2008
This article features the 2008 Writer’s Conference, which was hosted by the Writing Center and Director Lewis Frumkes.

*The Republican American* Joy of teaching on stage	July 24, 2008
Incoming Marymount Manhattan student Nicholas Moreno is included in this article about joining his former teacher and fellow student in a production of “The Tempest” with the Pomperaug Theater Company.

*Queens Chronicle* Transportation Disputes End on a Happier Note	July 24, 2008
This article includes Maria DeInnocentiis, Director of Student Financial Services, for her involvement with the C.B. 8 Transportation Committee and roadway decisions.

*Maui News* Students from Maui graduate	July 23, 2008
Lauren Winckler ’08 is highlighted in this article for her successful academic career and recent graduation from Marymount Manhattan College.

*TheIRC.org* Lost Chronicles Found - Part 3	July 23, 2008
The International Rescue Committee (IRC) summer school program for refugee youth located at Marymount Manhattan College is featured in this Part 3 journal entry written by a volunteer for the program.

*Patriot Ledger* Company Theatre assembles 18-piece orchestra for high-spirited 'Millie'	July 22, 2008
MMC student Becky Geggatt is included in this article for her lead role in the musical “Thoroughly Modern Millie” with the Company Theatre.

*EduInReview.com* 10 Great Colleges and Universities for Under $25,000	July 22, 2008
Marymount Manhattan is listed as one of ten notable higher education institutions with annual tuitions of less than $25,000.

*TheIRC.org* Lost Chronicles Found - Part 2	July 22, 2008
The International Rescue Committee (IRC) summer school program for refugee youth located at Marymount Manhattan College is featured in this Part 2 journal entry written by a volunteer for the program.

*TheIRC.org* Lost Chronicles Found - Part 1	July 21, 2008
The International Rescue Committee (IRC) summer school program for refugee youth located at Marymount Manhattan College is featured in this Part 1 journal entry written by a volunteer for the program.

*The New York Times* At Magazine Offices, Another Summer of Jitney No-Shows	July 20, 2008
Angelique Smith, a current MMC student and intern at Interview magazine, is included in this article about the demands of the magazine industry.

*redOrbit* Glenvar Student Spends Summer in Theatre	July 19, 2008
This article features Emma Sayles, a student who has studied musical theatre at Glenvar High School and the Kevin Jones Summer Performing Arts Camp and hopes to continue at Marymount Manhattan College.

*The Hour* Crystal Theatre takes stage in New York	July 17, 2008
MMC student Melissa Labbadia is included in this article about her role as Cleopatra in the Crystal Theatre’s production of “Cleopatra: A Life Unparalleled.

*New Lenox Patriot* Babes in Arms	July 16, 2008
Current MMC student Madalyn Mattsey is included in this article for her role in “Babes In Arms,” which will be performed in the Surf and Sand Playhouse in Cape Cod.

*The Daily News* Christian Siriano rates your street style	July 15, 2008
MMC student Angelique Smith is included in this fashion article.

*News Blaze* Second sights in Graceland in 'The King is Dead' by Caroline V. McGraw	July 15, 2008
Caroline McGraw ’05 is featured in this article for writing the play “The King is Dead,” presented by Highwire Theatre.

*The Philanthropy Journal* Clark Foundation gives $500,000 for women prisoners	July 14, 2008
This article mentions that the Bedford Hills College Program, which is managed by Marymount Manhattan College, was awarded a $500,000 grant by the Clark Foundation.

*The New York Times* Metropolitan Diary	July 14, 2008
Susan Behrens, associate professor of communication sciences and disorders, authored a Metropolitan Diary article in the New York/Region section about urban residents and farming.

*Los Angeles Times* A Bastille Day revolution	July 13, 2008
MMC faculty member Susan Nagel authored this Opinion article about the celebration of Bastille Day in France.

*The Seattle Times* Hiring interns for free labor is a no-no	July 13, 2008
Diana Nash, director of career development and internships at MMC, is quoted in this article about issues around hiring unpaid interns. This article also appeared in Newhouse News Service.

*Rutland Herald* 'Aida' at the Paramount	July 10, 2008
Incoming MMC student Jacob Patorti is featured in this article for directing “Aida” at Rutland’s Paramount Theatre.

*Columbus Local News* Tale of good and evil takes Hilliard stage this weekend	July 10, 2008
This article includes Diana Zambrotta, current MMC theatre student, for her role as Lucy in the Hilliard Arts Council’s production of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde.

*The New York Times* In Brownstone Brooklyn, Stoops Are for Recycling	July 6, 2008
Professor Sue Behrens authored a Letter to the Editor about sharing on stoops in Brooklyn.

*The New York Times* When Lawmakers Change Their Mind	July 3, 2008
Professor Sue Behrens wrote this Letter to the Editor about decision-making, strategic planning and lawmaking.

*Quest* Marymount Manhattan College Held its Presidential Medal Gala Benefit	July 1, 2008
Photographs from the 2008 President’s Medal Gala were featured in this article.

*Daily News* Suicides a plague on Kazakh women	June 29, 2008
Cheryl Paradis, associate professor of Psychology, is quoted in this article about the suicide of supermodel Ruslana Korshunova and the suicide rates in Kazakhstan and the United States.

*Portsmouth Herald News* Traip Academy announces top students	June 19, 2008
Incoming MMC student William Simpson is included in this article for graduating magna cum laude from R.W. Traip Academy in Kittery Maine. The article also appeared in Foster’s Daily Democrat.

*Scranton-Times Tribune* Partial blindness won't stop grad	June 15, 2008
Colin Burridge, an incoming student, is featured in this article for overcoming the challenges of Septo-optic dysplasia.

*The New York Times* Campaign Literature	June 15, 2008
Sue Behrens, associate professor of communication sciences and disorders, wrote this Letter to the Editor discussing presidential candidates and summer reading.

*Fort Myers News Press* Sons follow father's legal footsteps	June 15, 2008
Former MMC student Ryan O’Halloran is included in this article about him and his two brothers following his father’s lead into legal careers.

*Poughkeepsie Journal* Art will be displayed all around valley this weekend	June 14, 2008
Kathleen Sweeney, adjunct professor of communication arts, is included in this article for her work in “The Camera Always Lies,” an upcoming exhibition at the Center for Photography at Woodstock.

*Jewish Exponent* Dear Old Dad	June 12, 2008
This article about Father's Day quotes Lewis Frumkes, director of the Writing Center.

*Art Forum* Comic Relief	June 10, 2008
Kent Worcester, associate professor of political science and international studies, is included in this article for his involvement in the “Post Bang: Comics Ten Minutes After the Big Bang!” symposium of the MoCCA Art Festival.

*The Star Ledger* Miley's getting mileage in video	June 10, 2008
Communication arts Professor Kathleen Sweeney is quoted in this article about Miley Cyrus, Disney and YouTube.

*Comic Book Resources* A Look Back on MoCCA Art Festival 2008	June 9, 2008
Chair of the Division of Social Sciences Kent Worcester is quoted in this article for his work as Programming Director for the Museum of Comic and Cartoon Art Festival in the Puck Building.

*The Star-Ledger* How I raise money in tough times	June 5, 2008
Vice President for Institutional Advancement Betty Heinig is featured in this article about fundraising in a challenging economy.

*Kalamazoo Gazette* Scholarship winners honored at KRESA	June 3, 2008
MMC student Anna Gagie is listed in this article for earning a Child of KRESA Employee Scholarship.

*The New York Social Diary* The Last of Spring Flings	June 3, 2008
This social Web site features photographs and a description of The 2008 President’s Medal Gala: Celebrating the Mind, Body and Spirit.

*SouthCostToday.com* Two New Bedford High singers compete for Pops spotlight	June 2, 2008
Travis Nunes, an incoming Marymount Manhattan Student, is included in this article for his upcoming vocal performance at the Symphony Hall in Boston.

*Kingston Daily Freeman* Who New?	June 2, 2008
This article includes a quote from Chair of the Humanities Division and Associate Professor of English Peter Naccarato about ideologies and communication in popular media.

*The Record-Review* Art that comes from a most unexpected place	May 30, 2008
This article features the "Inside/Out" art exhibit at the Bedford Hills Correctional Facility, which included artwork from students enrolled at Marymount Manhattan College and in the Bedford Hills College Program.

*GreatReporter.com* 'Belly casts,' the new rage to memorialize your pregnancy	May 27, 2008
Laura Tropp, associate professor of communication arts at MMC, is quoted in this article about changing societal views of pregnancy.

*Glens Falls Post Star* Scholars gather to theorize on show	May 27, 2008
Professors Peter Naccarato and Katie LeBesco are included in this article for their discussion of food, loyalty and betrayal at a scholarly conference about “The Sopranos."

*International Herald* 'Sopranos' for the Ph.D. set at NYC conference	May 23, 2008
Chair of the Humanities Division and Associate Professor of English Peter Naccarato and Chair of the Communication Arts Department and Associate Professor of Communication Arts Katie LeBesco are mentioned in this article for their discussion of food, family and culture in “The Sopranos” for a symposium discussing academic aspects of the HBO series. This article was also featured in Newsday, Yahoo News and globeandmail.com.

*Mid-Day Mumbai* Mukesh might outdo Anil	May 23, 2008
This article includes John Walter, director of System Applications at MMC, for his theory about leadership and its connection to the way individuals part their hair.

*Bloomberg News* Soprano Meets Bovary in Hothouse without Onion Rings	May 22, 2008
Peter Naccarato, chair of the Humanities Division and associate professor of English at MMC, is quoted for his study of food, culture, and identity in “The Sopranos."

*Foster’s Daily Democrat* Conservators Without Borders welcomes Pohl	May 16, 2008
Christie Pohl ’02 is featured in this article for her upcoming lecture about her experiences working with the archaeological volunteer group Conservators Without Borders.

*Broadwayworld.com* Hudson Warehouse Announce Free Classics in the Park	May 16, 2008
Nicholas Martin-Smith, artistic director and founder of the Hudson Warehouse and former faculty member at Marymount Manhattan College is featured in this article for his involvement in “The Other Free Shakespeare in the Park."

*Monroe News* High School Musical: The name says it all	May 15, 2008
Incoming MMC student Eric Betts is included in this article for his role in the Monroe Community Players’ production of “High School Musical.

*Broadwayworld.com* Coffee Cup Presents the World Premiere of 'Standing Clear'	May 13, 2008
Former MMC student Jack McGowan is included in this article as the writer and performer of the comedy “Standing Clear,” as well as the co-founder of Coffee Cup (a theatre co.).

*The New York Times* Twisting the Truth	May 13, 2008
Susan Behrens, associate professor of communication sciences and disorders at MMC, authored this Letter to the Editor about students having a realistic approach towards their academic performance.

*The Economic Times* Are CEOs with left-parted hair more successful?	May 12, 2008
John Walter, director of System Applications at MMC, is featured in this article for his theory, referred to as “Walter-nomics,” which states that effective chief executives and presidents part their hair to the left.

*Richmond Times Dispatch* Could the country's funniest student hail from Virginia?	May 6, 2008
This article includes Sam Rogal, an MMC student from Richmond, Virginia who competed in the semifinals in Rooftop Comedy’s first National College Comedy Competition.

*Packet Online* Arts at Home: Following in her footsteps	May 1, 2008
This article features Chrystie Kenny ’99, a member of the Radio City Rockettes and a guest teacher at the Triangle Dance Center.

*Allure* Beauty and the Beat: Sex Education	May 1, 2008
Laura Tropp, associate professor of communication arts at MMC, is featured in this article for her research on “Sex and the City” and motherhood, femininity and pregnancy.

*Fortune* Hairstyles of Highly Efficient CEOs	May 1, 2008
John Walter, Director of System Applications at MMC, is featured in an article about leadership and whether CEOs part their hair on the left or right.

*The New York Sun* Opinion	April 29, 2008
MMC faculty member Kathleen Sweeney is quoted in this article about the implications of Miley Cyrus' recent controversial photos, which appeared in Vanity Fair.

*PR Inside* ExxonMobil, Employees, Retirees Donate More Than $3.4 Million to New York Colleges and Universities	April 28, 2008
Marymount Manhattan College is listed as one of the 97 colleges and universities in New York to benefit from the ExxonMobil Foundation's 2007 Educational Matching Gift Program.

*Movmnt Magazine* Casting a Shadow: Injuries and Life	April 23, 2008
Former MMC student Taylor Gordon authored this article about how injuries affect the careers and lives of dancers.

*The New York Times* About a Girl	April 20, 2008
This is a review of MMC faculty member Susan Nagel's book, Marie-Therese, Child of Terror, about Marie-Therese-Charlotte de Bourbon, a historical figure rarely written about by historians.

*The New York Times* Tryouts for the Rest of Your Life	April 20, 2008
David Mold, associate professor of theatre arts and director of theatre admissions at MMC, is included in this article about student auditions for college and university theatre programs.

*The Vicksburg Post* Two with Vicksburg ties land roles in TV series	April 19, 2008
MMC student Katherine Bailess is included in this article for her role in the television show "Sordid Lives."

*Neighborhood Public Radio* Ryan Rabbit	April 19, 2008
Margaret Clare Norton '79 is featured on this segment reading a portion of her 'Tis Story Time series for children, "King James and The Dragon with Lady Clare and The Leprechaun."

*WorldAphasia.blogspot.com* Byrd Drucker Aphasic Fund	April 19, 2008
This video features photographs from the first annual Byrd Drucker Aphasic fundraiser hosted by the Communication Sciences and Disorders Department in the Regina Peruggi Room at Marymount Manhattan College.

*Playbill* Fuller to Stage Marymount-York Theatre Summer Revue	April 16, 2008
Marymount Manhattan is included in this article about the fifth annual showcase by Marymount Manhattan College and the York Theatre Company.

*Broadwayworld.com* Merle Louise: A life in the Theatre	April 11, 2008
Merle Louise '04 is featured in this article for her extensive theatre career including her current role in "Elizabeth Rex."

*The White Plains Journal News* Pulitzer Promises	April 7, 2008
Debby Applegate won a Pulitzer Price for The Most Famous Man in America: The Biography of Henry Ward Beecher and has taught a master class on writing biography and memoir for MMC's Writing Center.

*The New York Times* Without Cobblers	April 6, 2008
Professor of Communication Sciences and Disorders Sue Behrens authored a Letter to the Editor about changes in the Cobble Hill/Carrol Gardens section of Brooklyn.

*Peta.org* Cheshire Teen Among Finalists in peta2's Cutest Vegetarian Alive Contest	April 4, 2008
MMC student Brandon Fisette is a finalist for the Cutest Vegetarian Alive contest sponsored by PETA's youth division.

*The Star-Telegram* Kits show mothers' bodies of work	April 3, 2008
Laura Tropp, associate professor of communication arts at MMC, is quoted in this article about "belly casts" and changing views of pregnant women in society.

*NorthJersey.com* Soliman: Arab-Americans overcome resistance to speak up	April 3, 2008
Ghassan Shabaneh, assistant professor of international studies at MMC, is quoted in this article about Arab-American experiences in the United States.

*Consumers Digest* Savvy strategies to land first job	April 1, 2008
Diana Nash, director of career development and internships at MMC, is featured in this article offering tips to help recent college graduates find their first professional job.

*American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Newsletter* Enzymatic	March 31, 2008
A picture from MMC's Undergraduate Affiliate Network sponsored Genetics Poster event is featured in this newsletter. Associate Professor of Biology Ann Aguanno is a member of the editorial board.

*C.W. Post Press* Philanthropic Couple Joan and William H. Brakman, Jr. to Receive 2008 Model of Faith Award at C.W. Post	March 27, 2008
Joan Brakman '53 and her husband William Brakman, Jr. are awarded the Mary M. Lai Model of Faith Award at the C.W. Post Campus of Long Island University.

*The Columbian* East Coast beckons aspiring Washougal actresses	March 26, 2008
Incoming MMC student Caroline Young is included in this article for her involvement in theater for achieving acceptance into Marymount Manhattan.

*Connecticut Post* No jokes, no problem for student comic	March 22, 2008
AJ Cote and fellow MMC students are included in this article for reaching the semi-finals for the Rooftop Comedy National College Comedy Competition.

*The Oregonian* 'Greek' star steers sorority amid new dynamics	March 21, 2008
Former MMC student Spencer Grammer is featured in this article for her role in the ABC Family college drama "Greek."

*Pittsburgh Post-Gazette* Carlynton grad's show here	March 20, 2008
Brian McCormack '05 is featured in this article as the producer of the short film "Amity" in Pittsburgh.

*The New York Times* The Professor as Open Book	March 20, 2008
David Linton, professor of communication arts, is featured in this article about "Professors Strike Back," a show on mtvU where professors react to comments posted about them by students on RateMyProfessors.com.

*ABC News* Is Vogue's LeBron Cover Offensive?	March 19, 2008
Jason Rosenfeld, associate professor of art history at MMC, is quoted in this article about the controversial cover image on the April issue of Vogue magazine.

*The Worcester Telegram & Gazette* Paxton's Matt David realizes a dream in the cast of 'Annie'	March 16, 2008
Matt David '99 is featured in this article for his role in the Performing Arts Center Wang Theatre production of "Annie" in Boston.

*The Asbury Park Press* RBR Students admitted to top schools in early decision/early action process	March 16, 2008
MMC is listed as one of the top schools which have admitted students from Red Bank Regional High School who have applied early decision.

*Laconia Citizen* Christie Pohl to Speak at Benz Center	March 15, 2008
Christie Pohl '02 is included in this article for her upcoming lecture about her experiences as an archaeological volunteer.

*The Mountain View Telegraph* Brewer to Helm Monarchs Teams	March 13, 2008
Former MMC student Megan Brewer is included in this article as the tennis coach for the boys and girls tennis programs at Manzano High School.

*Oneonta Daily Star* Woman leaves today for Peace Corps stint	March 10, 2008
Laura Christine Coberly '07 is featured in this article for being a Peace Corps volunteer in Senegal.

*Martha's Vineyard Gazette* Dancer, Founder of The Yard, Patricia Nanon Dies at Age 84	March 7, 2008
Patricia Nanon, a modern dancer, choreographer who presented her work at MMC and founder of the performing arts colony The Yard recently passed away.

*The New York Post* She is No Scaasi	March 7, 2008
Lewis Burke Frumkes, director of the Writing Center, is included in this article about an event he hosted for Susan Isaacs, a novelist, essayist and screenwriter.

*Medill Reports* Turning the page on political cartoons	March 6, 2008
Kent Worcester, chair of the Social Science Division at MMC, is quoted in this article about trends in political cartoons in the United States.

*The Evening Bulletin* Scenes from a Middle-School Reality	March 4, 2008
The theatre experience Terrell Green gained at the Prince Music Theater's Youth Arts in Action Festival and Rainbow Connection helped him earn a spot in MMC's acting program.

*CUNY Newswire* Lehman College Senior Looks Ahead to Audiology Doctorate	March 4, 2008
Claudyne Vielot became interested in studying speech and hearing and earning a doctorate in audiology after attending an audiology class at Marymount Manhattan with her mother, and alumna of the College.

*FriendsofBrockportDance.org* Dialogues in Dance	March 2, 2008
Maura Keefe moderated two "Dialogues in Dance" panel discussions, about creating a living archive and using technology in multi-media dance, at Marymount Manhattan College.

*Semana.com* Small giant	March 1, 2008
Kathleen Sweeney, adjunct professor of communication arts, is quoted in this article about pop star Miley Cyrus.

*The Asbury Park Press* Seeing it all: Field trips add extra dimension	February 29, 2008
High school students in the Performing Arts Academy visited Marymount Manhattan College to help prepare for college auditions.

*National Public Radio - American Public Media* UTSA presents 'food in the arts' conference	February 27, 2008
Edible Ideologies, a book edited by Peter Naccarato, chair of the Humanities Division and Katie LeBesco, associate professor and chair of communication arts, was featured on the NPR radio show "The Splendid Table." The book was also included in panel discussions during the University of Texas at San Antonio's "Food Representation in Literature, Film and the Arts" conference.

*Pace Press* Marymount improv comedy troupe should start charging audience members for their performances	February 27, 2008
A review of a performance by Nutz and Boltz of Comedy, an improvisation troupe of MMC students, is featured in this article.

*Glens Falls Post-Star* NYC: The superheroes' home	February 26, 2008
Kent Worcester, chair of the Social Science Division and associate professor of political science at MMC, is included in this article for his scholarly work connecting social science, New York City and comic books.

*The New York Times* A Momentary Pause, in Praise of Punctuation	February 25, 2008
Sue Behrens, associate professor communication sciences and disorders at MMC, authored this letter to the editor about proper use of the semicolon.

*Minority Engineer* Not Your Parents Internship Anymore	February 25, 2008
Diana Nash, director of career development and internships at MMC, is featured in this article about parents' involvement in the internships of their children.

*Danbury News-Times* Ex-HORD scholar is dressed in success	February 24, 2008
Crystal John '06, a recipient of a Hord scholarship, will be the mistress of ceremonies at the HORD Foundation's Fundraising Gala.

*Pace Press* 'Professors Strike Back' site puts students on blast	February 20, 2008
David Linton, professor of communication arts and Jerry Lewis, assistant professor of English at MMC are included in this article about "Professors Strike Back," a reaction of professors to comments posted by students on RateMyProfessors.com.

*PostStar.com* Lecture to focus on 'Toon Town'	February 19, 2008
Kent Worcester, associate professor of political science and international studies and chair of the Division of Social Sciences, is included in this article for an upcoming lecture he will give about the modern comic industry and New York.

*The Staten Island Advance* Learn conflict-management skills	February 19, 2008
Gloria Stevens, adjunct professor of psychology at MMC, shares tips for effective conflict-management in relationships in this article.

*The Staten Island Advance* The First Fight Sets the Tone	February 19, 2008
Gloria Stevens, adjunct professor of psychology, is featured in this article about couples managing first arguments as an essential key for strong relationships.

*The New York Sun* Where Young People Run the Show	February 19, 2008
This article about the development of the New Victory Theater on 42nd Street mentions the involvement of Marymount Manhattan College student workers.

*The New York Times* The Wrong Target	February 19, 2008
Rachel Lloyd '02, founder of an organization that helps under-age girls in the sex trade, is quoted in this opinion article.

*The New York Daily News* David Tarloff paranoid and delusional, says forensic psychologist	February 18, 2008
Cheryl Paradis, associate professor of psychology at MMC, is featured in this article about the mental illnesses of a murderer who killed his former psychiatrist.

*Portfolio.com* Awkward Questions for Jake Sasseville	February 11, 2008
Current MMC student Jake Sasseville is featured in a Conde Nast article about being the host of his own television program, “The Edge with Jake Sasseville,” which will begin a run on ABC.

*The Arizona Daily Star* Toy store at La Encantada playful	February 7, 2008
Former MMC student Sara Ruhe is included in this article for her work with her sister in running a hands-on toy store for kids and families.

*The Albany Times Union* NYSTI nails a killer Macbeth	February 7, 2008
This article reviews a New York State Theatre Institute production of "Macbeth" directed by Elizabeth Swain, professor of theatre arts at MMC.

*ELDR magazine* From Junk Food to Jogging	February 4, 2008
Diana Nash, professor of psychology at MMC, is featured in this article about her personal experience with caregiving for her mother-in-law.

*The New York Times* If It's Tuesday, It Must be Spanish	February 2, 2008
Susan Behrens, associate professor of communication sciences and disorders at MMC, is quoted in this article about teaching children a foreign language at a young age.

*DailyGazette.com* Soap opera actor Stickney has title role in NYSTI's 'Macbeth'	February 1, 2008
This article mentions Elizabeth Swain, professor of theatre arts at MMC, as the director of the New York State Theatre Institute productions of “Macbeth” and “Ordeal by Innocence."

*SunJournal.com* Sasseville deal to give show splashy debut	January 31, 2008
Current MMC student Jake Sasseville is featured in this article about airing his show "The Edge with Jake Sasseville" on television.

*The New York Times* For a Woman Who is Unable to Hear, more Difficulties Lie Ahead	January 29, 2008
Deena Morris '06 is included in this article about the struggles of a deaf woman.

*Montreal Gazette* Variety is the spice of fights	January 28, 2008
Gloria Stevens, assistant professor of psychology at MMC, is quoted in this article about first arguments between couples and conflict resolution.

*Playbill.com* Songs of Heisler, Goldrish and More to Be Featured in Free Songbook Concert	January 21, 2008
Marymount Manhattan students will perform songs written by Manhattan writers in the Songbook series at the Donnell Library Theater.

*TimesRecordNews.com* No mousy show	January 18, 2008
Trina Shumsonk '06 is featured in this article for her cross-cultural experiences and role in "Playhouse Disney Live!" productions.

*Kresge.org* Kresge Foundation’s Fourth Quarter Grants of Nearly $50 Million Highlight its New Values Criteria	January 16, 2008
MMC is mentioned as one of six colleges and universities who have been awarded a challenge grant by The Kresge Foundation.

*Westside Today* Westwood's Rita Merson to Star in Powerful Play	January 4, 2008
Former Marymount Manhattan student Rita Merson is featured in this article for her role in "Acts of Desperation," a production of the Relevant Stage company in San Pedro, California.

*DailyGazette.com* Miley Mania converges on Capital Region	January 3, 2008
Kathleen Sweeney, adjunct professor of communication arts at MMC, is quoted in this article about the problems that may arise from teen pop star Miley Cyrus portraying multiple identities.

*The Voices* Grieving teens turn to Internet for relief	January 1, 2008
Diana Nash, professor of Psychology at MMC, is interviewed in this article about the trend of teens grieving online.

*Education Update* Alice McDermott Hits Homerun at Marymount Manhattan College Writing Center	January 1, 2008
Lewis Frumkes, director of the Writing Center at MMC, is quoted in this article about Alice McDermott, a speaker in Irish Voices - The Clementina Santi Flaherty Lecture Series at MMC.

*Sacramento Bee* Grieving through the Web	December 28, 2007
Diana Nash, professor of psychology at MMC, is interviewed in this article about Web sites as resources for grieving.

*AmericanGathering.com* January Conferences Bring Teachers from New York and Latin America to Holocaust Museum Houston	December 23, 2007
MMC faculty member Edna Aizenberg is mentioned in this article as a speaker at the Holocaust Museum Houston’s third annual Conference for Latin American Teachers.

*TheV247.com* Disney favorites come to life at Dodge	December 20, 2007
Trina Shumsonk '06 is included in this article for her role in a "Playhouse Disney Live" production.

*Worcester Telegram & Gazette* Maintain momentum in job hunt	December 17, 2007
Diana Nash, director of Career Development and Internships at MMC, is quoted in this article about parents interfering in their children's internships.

*MaineToday.com* In a word, freelancer is determined	December 13, 2007
Marymount Manhattan is included in this article for incorporating Joe Harrington's history of rock and roll book, Sonic Cool, into courses.

*Broadwayworld.com* Brad Oscar Joins 'Spamalot' as Sire Bedevere	December 12, 2007
Brad Oscar, a Tony nominee who has taught courses at Marymount Manhattan, is featured in this article for his role in Monty Python's Spamalot.

*MTVu.com* Professors Strike Back: Jerry Williams	December 12, 2007
Jerry Williams, assistant professor of English at MMC, responds to comments posted by students on RateMyProfessors.com in this series of video segments.

*San Luis Obispo Tribune* Staging a homecoming	December 10, 2007
Wendy-Marie Foerster '95 is featured in this article as the new executive director of the San Luis Obispo Little Theatre.

*The Auburn Citizen* Taking the stage	December 3, 2007
Former MC student Bradley Benjamin is featured in this article for her role in "The Radio City Christmas Spectacular" and the Broadway show "Oklahoma."

*The New York Post* Erotic Lit 101	November 29, 2007
Lewis Frumkes, director of the Writing Center, is featured in this article about an upcoming literary erotica course at Marymount Manhattan.

*The Weston Forum* The Nutcracker comes to Weston	November 28, 2007
Marymount Manhattan College is included as one of the higher education institutions which has accepted graduates of the Ballet Etudes pre-professional program to its dance program.

*MTVu.com* Professors Strike Back: Jason Rosenfeld	November 25, 2007
Associate professor of art history Jason Rosenfeld responds to comments posted on RateMyProfessors.com in an MTVu.com segment.

*The Galveston County Daily News* School board trustees vote in new president	November 16, 2007
Michelle Lamb '02 is featured in this article for being named the new district spokeswoman for Galveston public schools.

*99.5 FM WBAI New York* Radio Tahrir	November 13, 2007
Millie Burns, director of the Hewitt Gallery of Art and assistant professor of art and Nuha Alsaidi ‘07 were interviewed about their involvement with the Cultural Interpretations exhibition in the Hewitt Gallery of Art at MMC. Scroll down to Tuesday, November 13, 2007 at 7:00p.m. Find the file "Tahrir" and click Play or Download.

*DemoDirt.com* Junior's Friends are Leaving the Playground: No longer BFF, many religious whites are losing love for President Bush	November 12, 2007
Richard Meagher, instructor of political science at MMC, is quoted in this article about decreasing approval of President Bush among religious whites.

*MTVu.com* 2007 MTVu Woodie Awards: Professors Predict	November 12, 2007
Peter Naccarato, associate professor of English and Chair of the Humanities Division at MMC, is featured in this video clip where professors predict award-winning music loved most by college students.

*Backstage* Given the Business	November 9, 2007
David Mold, associate professor of theatre arts and director of theatre admissions at MMC, is featured in this article about preparing students for professional careers in theatre and drama.

*Reuters UK* Helicopter parenting can harm children: experts	November 8, 2007
Diana Nash, director of Career Development and Internships at MMC, is quoted in this article about helicopter parents' involvement in the internships and jobs of their children.

*The New York Post* Military option	November 6, 2007
This article notes that John Alexander, a senior fellow with the Defense Department's Joint Special Operations University and the Army War College, will be speaking at MMC's Jack Burstyn Memorial Lecture.

*Nantucket Island Inquirer* Theater in the blood of L.A.-bound actress	November 4, 2007
Martha Cary '05 is featured in this article for her education, experiences and goals in acting.

*Nantucket Island Inquirer* Local talent helps bring island-themed screenplay to life	November 4, 2007
Nantucket native Martha Cary '05 is included in this article for her role in the screenplay "Nantucket Oar".

*Poets.org* Report: The Poets Forum on Aesthetic Diversity	November 1, 2007
This report discusses the Poets Forum, which was hosted by the Academy of American Poets and the English Department at Marymount Manhattan College.

*MTVu.com* Professors Strike Back: Peter Cain	October 29, 2007
Peter Cain, assistant professor of psychology at MMC, responds to comments posted on RateMyProfessors.com in this segment.

*Northern Westchester Express* Dance school marks 70 years	October 25, 2007
Jessica DiMauro '01 is included in this article about the Steffi Nossen Dance School in White Plains.

*Times Online* Millais's high drama and low designs	October 24, 2007
MMC faculty member Jason Rosenfeld is featured in this article for co-curating a Millais exhibition at Tate Britain.

*Teachers College: Columbia University* Suzanne Murphy Named Vice President for Development and External Affairs	October 24, 2007
Suzanne Murphy '87 is featured in this article for being named vice president for development and external affairs at Teachers College, Columbia University.

*MTVu.com* Professors Strike Back: David Linton	October 20, 2007
David Linton, professor of communication arts at MMC, responds to comments posted by students on RateMyProfessors.com for a “Professors Strike Back” segment.

*MTVu.com* Professors Strike Back: Andrew Beran	October 20, 2007
Andrew Beran, an MMC faculty member in the Natural Sciences and Mathematics Department, is included in a “Professors Strike Back” segment, where he responds to comments posted by students on RateMyProfessors.com.

*The New York Post* Don Hewitt Cuttin Through It	October 18, 2007
Edna O'Brien's involvement in the Irish Lecture Series at MMC is included in this article.

*The Patriot-News* Student brings verve to Playhouse tour	October 18, 2007
Trina Shumsonk '06 is featured in this article for her role as the host of the Playhouse Disney Live! national tour.

*The Canadian Press* Disenfranchised grief: 'shutouts' left to mourn the dead from a distance	October 17, 2007
MMC faculty and staff member Diana Nash is featured in this article about family members being excluded from funerals.

*The New York Post* 'Capturing' the Prez	October 14, 2007
This article mentions a recent event at MMC where portraitist Everett Raymond Kinstler painted author Mary Higgins Clark for a live audience.

*Broadwayworld.com* Annaleigh Ashford: Bubble-Bound	October 7, 2007
Annaleigh Ashford '05 is interviewed about her experiences in musical theatre and in the Broadway shows "Wicked" and "Legally Blonde".

*SouthCoastToday.com* New Bedford Ballet Celebrates 20 Years	October 4, 2007
This article mentions Katie Dimery, a dancer in the New Bedford Youth Ballet and a student at MMC.

*Country Life* Millais at Tate Britain	October 4, 2007
This article mentions Jason Rosenfeld and his catalogue work for the new Millais exhibition at Tate Britain.

*The New York Times* Your Ear Can Be Your Guide	September 30, 2007
Marymount Manhattan is mentioned in this New York Times article about MP3 tours of New York City.

*Tate.org* Millais: Tate Britain	September 28, 2007
Jason Rosenfeld, associate professor of art history at MMC, is included as a curator of the John Everett Millais exhibition at Tate Britain.

*SunJournal.com* Bates dancers to perform 'Serenade'	September 26, 2007
MMC faculty member Peter Kyle is mentioned in this article for his choreography of performances by the Bates College Modern Dance Company.

*Guardian Unlimited* Tate reveals unseen Millais	September 25, 2007
Jason Rosenfeld, associate professor of art history, is included in this article for his involvement in the Millais exhibition at Tate Britain.

*Telegraph.co.uk* Millais: Master of passion and scandal	September 25, 2007
Faculty member Jason Rosenfeld is included in this article for his involvement in a John Everett Millais exhibition.

*The Journal News* Cab Calloway Lifetime Achievement Awards	September 21, 2007
Former faculty member Donna Cribari and Dick Nagle '74 are among the honorees of the Cab Calloway Lifetime Achievement Awards.

*Huliq.com* Amherst Museum Features New exhibitions	September 20, 2007
MMC faculty member Twila Liggett is included in this article as a recipient of the 2nd Annual Carle Honors for her work with Reading Rainbow.

*MSN Money* Honey, I shrunk the savings	September 10, 2007
MMC is included in this article about the role of parents and children in financing their college education.

*Irish Voice* Trailblazer Sponsors Women Voices Series	September 6, 2007
Tina Santi Flaherty is featured in this article for her support and involvement in launching the “Irish Voices” lecture series with the Writing Center at Marymount Manhattan.

*USA Today* Spencer Grammer now majoring in 'Greek'	September 6, 2007
Former MMC student Spencer Grammer is featured in this article for her role on the ABC Family show Greek.

*am New York* Coney Island's 'Eak the Geek' goes to law school	September 4, 2007
This article highlights Eduardo Arrocha '07 and his experiences with the Coney Island Circus Sideshow, Marymount Manhattan College, and the start of law school.

*Playbill.com* Westchester County Show Folk to be Honored at Cab Calloway Awards	September 1, 2007
Former MMC faculty member Donna Cribari and Richard Nagle '74 are featured in this article as recipients of the Cab Calloway Lifetime Achievement Awards for their involvement in performing arts in Westchester County, New York.

*Broadwayworld.com* Stephanie J. Block & Annaleigh Ashford Join "Wicked" 10/9	August 28, 2007
Annaleigh Ashford '05 is featured in this article for her new role as Glinda in the Broadway musical "Wicked."

*The New York Post* She likes it fancy	August 28, 2007
Lewis Frumkes and the Writing Center at MMC are mentioned in this article about the "Irish Voices" lecture series.

*White Plains Journal News* Dead before their time, youths live on - online	August 26, 2007
MMC psychology professor Diana Nash is quoted in this article about youths and mourning online.

*Broadwayworld.com* Cab Calloway Lifetime Achievement Awards Presented 9/24	August 26, 2007
This article mentions former MMC faculty member Donna Cribari and Richard Nagle '74, who will be honored at the Cab Calloway Lifetime Achievement Awards.

*Eastern Daylight Time* Nascent Foodservice Announces the Appointment of Two New Board Members	August 21, 2007
This article features MMC trustee James Buckman, who has been appointed to the board of directors of Nascent Foodservice, the only nationwide distributor of imported food and beverage products in Mexico.

*The Philadelphia Inquirer* Student Spotlight	August 19, 2007
Incoming MMC student Jack Raymond is featured in this article about his achievements in the performing arts.

*LoHud.com* Hen Hud students help Guatemalan youngsters	August 19, 2007
Incoming MMC student Alex Kane is mentioned in this article for his involvement in collecting items to send to impoverished children in Guatemala.

*Summit Daily News* Workshop connects images, words	August 16, 2007
MMC faculty member Millie Falcaro is featured in this article for her workshop "The Visual Diary" and other artistic accomplishments.

*The New York Post* 'Manny' of the Year: Dominican Actor Perez is set to Star in a Dozen (!) New Movies	August 8, 2007
Manuel Perez '92 is featured in a New York Post article for his roles in twelve films in the next two years.

*Jafe Legal News Service* Irina Skidan Joins Chadbourne	August 8, 2007
Irina Skidan '82 is featured in this article for her new position as Counsel for the St. Petersburg office of the law firm Chadbourne & Parke LLP.

*The Virginian-Pilot* Whatever happened to ... first black girl to be cast as Annie locally?	August 6, 2007
Current MMC student Adrienne Warren is featured in this article for her singing and acting experiences.

*BostonHerald.com* TV Insider: Spencer Grammer	August 5, 2007
Former MMC student Spencer Grammer comments on her personal history and college experience in this Boston Herald article.

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