“One court found a TV ad featuring a hand squeezing an orange into a carton constituted a false statement when the orange juice was not fresh-squeezed, but was flash frozen and made from concentrate,” says Northeastern University law professor Alexandra J. Roberts. 

“Yes, it is part of college sports culture, but if the coaches and the athletes are saying, ‘Wait a minute,’ then you have to think about it. There’s a lot of culture that’s embedded that we are re-evaluating,” said Nicolette Aduama, the senior associate director of the Center for the Study of Sport in Society […]

Dr Darin Detwiler, a food safety expert at Northeastern University in Boston and former FDA and USDA food safety advisor, shared what he avoids at restaurants. Next time you’re eating out, be mindful of how the staff scoop ice into your glass – their technique could be exposing you to thousands of germs

A leading expert in the “veil of darkness” test, Matthew Ross of Northeastern University, told the T&G Tuesday that he believes the findings in the state report regarding the test are inaccurate. The state report found nonwhite drivers across the state were more likely to be pulled over in darkness than in daylight

“What we’ve seen, unfortunately, is that even in the face of disclosure and more transparency from these companies, not much has actually changed from a strategy perspective,” says Kevin Chuah, an assistant professor at Northeastern University’s D’Amore-McKim School of Business.

Matthew Ross, associate professor at the School of Public Policy & Urban Affairs at Northeastern University, says that’s evidence of “reverse discrimination.” “Similar to the last report, the statewide finding for VOD [Veil of Darkness] is consistent with discrimination against Whites non-Hispanic motorists,” Ross said.

Ted Landsmark, who like me came to Boston in the early ’70s, is a professor of urban policy at Northeastern University and a past president of the Boston Architectural College.

“That is a problem with media criticism in general: A lot of hot takes, not all that much reporting,” said Dan Kennedy, a Northeastern University professor and media critic. 

The post also fails to specify what it means by “gun violence” – which can include homicides, suicides or accidental shootings, said Dr. Matthew Miller, a professor at Northeastern University who has researched gun violence.

This is the aim of researchers from Northeastern University who, in a new review published in Nature Reviews Drug Discovery, pose new food for thought and outline different strategies for verifying safety at a pre-clinical level.

Until new legislation or policy is implemented in Alabama, many providers have their hands tied, Katherine Kraschel, an assistant professor at Northeastern University School of Law, told CNN.

“The tech industry as a whole, with Google right at the front, has again put themselves in a terrible bind of their own making,” said Laura Edelson, an assistant professor at Northeastern University who has studied AI systems and the flow of information across large online networks.