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On Nov. 21, Assistant Professor of Economics Caitlin Myers was interviewed on National Public Radio's "Here and Now" about the gender study research she did with students in Boston-area coffee shops. Audio of the interview is available here.

Professor of Political Science and Director of the Rohatyn Center for International Affairs Allison Stanger was quoted in a story titled "Private Contracting Industry Set for Regulation" on National Public Radio's "Morning Edition" on Oct. 26. The transcript is available online here.

President Emeritus and College Professor John McCardell was interviewed for a story titled "A Campus Challenge: Handling Underage Drinking" about alcohol education for college-aged students that aired on National Public Radio's "Day to Day" program on Aug. 30. The segment is available online.

On Aug. 16, Professor of English and Creative Writing Jay Parini was interviewed on NPR-affiliate North Carolina Public Radio's "The State of Things" with host Frank Stasio. The topic for that day's show was "The Art of Teaching" and the interview is available online.

Writer-in-Residence Julia Alvarez was interviewed on National Public Radio's "Morning Edition" on Aug. 6 about her new nonfiction book "Once Upon a Quinceanera: Coming of Age in the USA." The interview also ran on the show "On Point," which airs on numerous NPR affiliates across the country. The audio is available on npr.com and onpointradio.org.

Professor of English and Creative Writing Jay Parini was interviewed on the May 29 edition of "Talk of the Nation" on National Public Radio (NPR). The topic was "What Makes a Good Graduation Speech?" and the audio is available online.