All Entries by Sonya Booth
January 22, 2013
Inaugural support“Think of it: Here is a group of people who in the president’s lifetime had been reviled.”
January 15, 2013
‘It has to be available’“For research to be optimally useful, it has to be available. If we keep it from other people, it’s questionable what the purpose of it is.”
January 8, 2013
‘Sites of revolution and subversion’“Art, art history, museums, are rarified elitist things historically. But they’ve also been sites of revolution and subversion. It’s just a matter of finding new ways of talking about and communicating that to people.”
December 6, 2012
‘Women’s work’“Domestic work isn’t recognized as employment in the traditional sense because it’s seen as ‘women’s work’ and it’s done in someone’s home, not in a conventional workplace.”
November 28, 2012
Alcohol and injuries“The overall net impact appears to be that alcohol is protective following an injury.”
November 7, 2012
Supermarket sweepstakes“People are fighting over a pie that isn’t going to expand much.”
October 17, 2012
Students stress importance of keeping college affordableWhen Lt. Gov. Sheila Simon visited UIC last week to talk about keeping college affordable, she met four reasons why it’s important: Sean Suastegui, Swathi Madugula, Jeff Li and Mena Poonaki.