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Rutgers In The News

• KYW Newsradio: Friday, Nov. 20

  “AS THE HOLIDAYS APPROACH, MORE CONSUMERS TURN TO ONLINE SHOPPING” Carol Kaufman-Scarborough (professor, SBC-marketing) discusses how brick-and-mortar retailers can approach the in-person holiday shopping season this year.

• NBC News: Friday, Nov. 20

  “BIDEN ECONOMIC RECOVERY FACES TRADEOFF BETWEEN SPEED AND OVERSIGHT” Philip Harvey (professor, RLAW) discusses how to avoid bottlenecks in recovery spending by the U.S. government.

• The Hill: Thursday, Nov. 19

  “DEMOCRATS LEAD IN DIVERSITY IN NEW CONGRESS DESPITE GOP GAINS” Kelly Dittmar (associate professor, FASC-political science) discusses representation in Congress and how it has changed in recent years.

• Next City: Wednesday, Nov. 18

  “CAMDEN ART INSTALLATIONS BRING ATTENTION TO DUMPING AND UPEND STEREOTYPES” Public art installations by photographer Erik James Montgomery are part of the “A New View” initiative, for which Rutgers–Camden is a lead partner.

• Patch: Wednesday, Nov. 18

  “VAN DREW SUGGESTS NJ RULE IS UNCONSTITUTIONAL; EXPERTS DISAGREE” Stacy Hawkins (professor, RLAW) discusses the nuances in constitutional law when considering Gov. Murphy’s executive order limiting indoor Thanksgiving gatherings.

• Law.com: Wednesday, Nov. 18

  “AS TRUMP’S FEDERAL ELECTION TRIAL GOES SILENT, COURTS’ IT STRUGGLES COME INTO FOCUS” J.C. Lore (distinguished clinical professor and director of trial advocacy, RLAW) discusses technical issues arising from virtual courtroom proceedings.