Northwestern News Report (10/19/16)
Northwestern News Report (10/4/16)
IMF CHIEF: THE WORLD MUST MOVE FORWARD TOGETHER
By Jesse Kirsch and Eric Miller
EVANSTON–International Monetary Fund Managing Director Christine Lagarde spoke at Northwestern University Wednesday, calling cooperation among nations the key to economic growth.
Lagarde’s remarks focused on a community approach to the global economy. Specifically, she called the rising tide of trade restriction “economic malpractice” and shunned domestic-centric policies that she says threaten the global recovery.
Looking forward, Lagarde said that the global economy was a mixed bag for the foreseeable future, with growth being revised down for the United States but projecting modest economic gains for Russia and Brazil.
Lagarde also emphasized empowering women around the globe, a theme of her tenure at the IMF.
“It’s an economic game changer for the world, and I say, it’s an economic no-brainer.”
After her speech, Lagarde participated in an audience Q&A moderated by CNBC’s Sara Eisen, a Medill alum.
Lagarde’s second five-year term as IMF managing director began in July 2016. Before her time there, she served as France’s finance minister and earlier as the head of a Chicago-based law firm. While in the Windy City, she added a Kellogg diploma to her resume.
The event, hosted by the Kellogg School of Management, comes just over a week before the IMF’s annual meeting in Washington, D.C.
BREAKING NEWS: Sheridan Road Shut Down, At Least One Hospitalized
BREAKING NEWS: Sheridan Road Shut Down, At Least One Hospitalized
Reported by Jesse Kirsch and Eric Miller
EVANSTON, IL –
UPDATE:
Evanston Police say Northwestern first-year student Chuyuan Qiu died Thursday evening from blunt force trauma following a bicycle-vehicle accident on Sheridan Road.
According to an email sent to students by Todd Adams, the Dean of Students, Qiu was a student in the Weinberg College of Arts and Sciences and a member of the Kaplan Humanities Scholars Program. Qiu lived in the Residential College of Community and Cultural Studies and was originally from Nanjing China.
ORIGINAL STORY:
Police shutdown Sheridan Road between Noyes Street and Library Place Thursday evening, following what one NUPD official called a “rather serious” traffic incident.
Northwestern senior David Goldstein says he walked by the scene just after 5 pm and saw police performing chest compressions on a young female he described as “lifeless on the floor.”
Evanston Police Seargant Dennis Leaks confirmed there was a female victim and that she was taken to Evanston Northshore Hospital.
A bicycle lay within the police tape with its seat removed, sitting alone, a few feet away from the frame. A cement truck is also idling at the scene.
Goldstein says a neck brace was used and that he saw no bicycle helmet.
Police would not confirm any further information.
Chicago Show 2016
SportsNight (5/19/16)
In this season’s penultimate episode, anchors Tyler Kendall and Mike Marut take you to school, with lessons in lacrosse, baseball, softball, and tennis. The class also includes stories on Deonte Gibson’s NFL future, Northwestern football’s youth clinic, and two high school rivals turned teammates. Hold on to your lunch boxes, kids — you’re in for a wild ride.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qA5h-gfAenw
Northwestern News Report (5/3/16)
Northwestern News Report (4/26/16)
SportsNight (4/28/16)
On this episode different from all other episodes, Olivia Reiner battles through her hunger to join Grace Choi on desk. While the duo doesn’t have time to talk about Arby’s they do talk RBIs and bread and butter (women’s lacrosse). Add that to NFL draft coverage, a milestone for softball coach Kate Drohan, a women’s golf Big Ten title, and the biggest student-run athletic event on campus, and this show is a ten. No reason to la croix this week.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1gCvmZqiW-w&feature=youtu.be
Northwestern News Report (4/19/16)
