Chronicle of Higher Education, Feb. 15, by Randy Dotinga
http://chronicle.com/weekly/v54/i23/23a01501.htm
“A lot of this is about trying to separate reality from hype, and find what will actually work and what won’t,” says Jennifer King…. “RFID [radio-frequency identification] isn’t as simple as everybody thinks it is.”
KGO-TV, Feb. 15, by Mark Matthews
http://abclocal.go.com/kgo/story?section=news/politics&id=5961290
“If the government feels that it needs to do something that the law does not allow, what they need to do is go to Congress and say, look, we’ve got to change the law,” said Paul Schwartz.
Los Angeles Times, June 25, by John Horn
http://www.law.berkeley.edu/news/mediacoverage/inthenews/June-07.pdf#kay
“I think they have a very strong case…at the very least, you should get an apportionment of the profits…”
San Francisco Chronicle, June 26, by Bob Egelko
Although the ruling is limited to drug-related speech, it shows that the court is no longer “putting a strong thumb on the First Amendment scale (in favor of) students.”
First Amendment Center Online, June 26, by Tony Mauro
The two new conservatives want to be modest, “at least in the First Amendment realm.”
KTVU-TV, June 26, Reporter Randy Shandobil
To view the report, go to: http://www.ktvu.com/video/13569014/index.html
Time, June 28, by Justin Fox
http://www.law.berkeley.edu/news/mediacoverage/inthenews/June-07.pdf#auerbach
“It seems like a reasonable argument… I don’t think there are many people in the tax-policy community who believe that it isn’t.”
National Public Radio, Morning Edition, June 29, Reporter Nina Totenberg
“…school districts will have….to figure out…what kind of flexibility they have and how they can design creative solutions to racially integrate their schools.”
PBS, NewsHour with Jim Lehrer June 29, Host Margaret Warner
To listen, go to: http://www.pbs.org/newshour/bb/law/jan-june07/roberts_06-29.html
San Francisco Chronicle, June 29, by Bob Egelko
“School districts have been sent back to the drawing board … to devise creative assignment plans…”
Diverse Issues in Higher Education Online, June 29, by Ibram Rogers
“I think that the majority of the court is still willing to keep the Michigan affirmative action case intact…”
L.A. Daily Journal, June 29, by Brent Kendall
Reuters, June 29, by James Vicini
“What a difference a single justice makes…”
New York Sun, June 29, by Joseph Goldstein
“…school officials will not be violating the Constitution if they take race into account in deciding where to put the schools….”
Bay Area Newswire, San Francisco Chronicle & CBS5.com, June 28
“The take-away from today’s ruling is that five justices agree that racially integrated public schools remain a compelling interest of our society.”
Which Way, L.A.? (KCRW-FM NPR), June 28, Host Warren Olney
To listen, go to: http://www.kcrw.com/news/programs/ww/ww070628the_united_states_su
National Public Radio, All Things Considered, June 28, Reporter: Nina Totenberg
New York Times, July 1, by Jeffery Rosen
http://www.law.berkeley.edu/news/mediacoverage/inthenews/July1-13-07.pdf#yoo
“School administrators and bureaucrats are so heavily invested in the idea of diversity that they will try an amazing array of policies to get around the ban of the use of race…”
San Francisco Chronicle, June 29, by Jessica Guynn
http://www.law.berkeley.edu/news/mediacoverage/inthenews/June-07.pdf#hoofnagle
“Now an organization has to think twice about the potential blowback from investigating journalists and others who have a right to free speech and should not be harassed…”
Time Online, July 2, by Reynolds Holding
http://www.law.berkeley.edu/news/mediacoverage/inthenews/July1-13-07.pdf#farber0702
“In a sense, then, the President is freezing something that was previously fluid.”
The Recorder, July 2, by Justin Scheck
http://www.law.berkeley.edu/news/mediacoverage/inthenews/July1-13-07.pdf#fried
“…You have to ask yourself, ‘What is the right result?’…if you care about shareholders and what’s good for them…you are not going to want to throw out Steve Jobs.”