Newsmakers -- Aug. 23, 2000 New York Times Eric Rademacher, director of UC's Ohio Poll, was quoted in an article that looked at how New Jersey is losing its political identity because it is squeezed between the major media markets of New York City and Philadelphia. Wall Street Journal Sid Barton, executive director of UC's Goering Center for Family and Private Business, was quoted about ways to ensure successful transition from one generation to the next in a family business. ABCNEWS.com Extensive coverage of UC's research in Crete to alleviate the ills of mass tourism can be seen at http://www.abcnews.go.com/sections/travel/DailyNews/Crete000815.h tml. Los Angeles Times Keith King, assistant professor of health promotion, was quoted about school violence prevention programs. King talked about a mentoring program he developed and implemented last year. Chicago Sun-Times Terry Brown, adjunct professor of architecture, was quoted in connection to the design of the new Paul Brown Stadium on Cincinnati's riverfront. Cleveland Plain Dealer Judith Trent, professor of communication, was quoted concerning George W. Bush and how he needs to carefully manage the subject of his past. The article also appeared in the New Orleans Times-Picayune. Fort Worth Star-Telegram James Kellaris, assistant professor of marketing, was quoted in a feature about the impact background music has in retail settings. The column also appeared in the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette and was picked up by the Knight Ridder/Tribune News Service. Marketing News Andrea Dixon, assistant professor of marketing, was the subject of a story about the impact of pro bono work for marketing professionals. Insight on the News Michael Margolis, professor of political science, was quoted about the impact the Internet could have on the national political conventions. Energy Manager Magazine Jim Tucker, UC associate vice president for administrative services, was featured in the July 2000 edition of the magazine, which is a supplement to American School and University. Tucker talked about energy conservation measures at UC which save about $8 million a year. Alumni making news Becky Ruehl, a graduate earlier this year from the College of Design, Architecture, Art and Planning, was the subject of a column about her diving career in the Los Angeles Times. Ruehl retired from diving after finishing second at the U.S. Summer Nationals meet earlier this summer. In 1996, she finished fourth in the platform diving competition at the Atlanta Olympic games. Tommy Casanova, a graduate of the UC College of Medicine, was featured in Sports Illustrated's "Catching Up With..." column. Casanova was an all-pro safety with the Bengals while in Cincinnati and now lives in his native Louisiana, where he is an ophthalmic surgeon who just completed his career as a state senator. Phillip S. Schaengold has been named vice president, operations, of the St. Louis market of Tenet Healthcare Corp. and chief executive officer of St. Louis University Hospital. Schaengold received a bachelor's degree in pharmacy and a master's of business administration from UC. James Cashman, president and CEO of ANSYS, Inc., was featured in a Q&A column in Design News. Cashman holds bachelor's and master's degrees in mechanical engineering from UC, as well as an MBA. Subhadra "Su" Gupta, who holds both a master's degree in physics and a doctorate in applied physics from UC, has been named director of technology for KDF Electronic and Vacuum Services, Inc. KDF produces original and remanufactured batch inline-sputtering tools for the mainstream silicon, emerging materials and flat-panel display markets. Archive of Previous Newsmakers Contact the Division of Public Relations and tell us about your newsmaking project.