Forum Magazine - July 2005 Crain's Chicago Business - August 2005 AHEAD Construction Industry Coalition Newsletter - August 2005 To read PDF files, you must have Adobe Acrobat Reader. If you don't have it, click on the icon below and download it free from Adobe's site. Stephen S. Morrill has written articles that have appeared in a variety of publications, including periodic columns in trade journals like Chicago Office and Chicago Southland Business Magazine (e.g., S. Morrill, “How the New Illinois Ethics Law and Procurement Reforms Affect Business,” Chicago Southland Business Magazine, p. 8 (Dec. 1998)). Among the more academic articles authored by Morrill are the following: S. Morrill, “Harper & Row, Publishers v. Nation Enterprises: Emasculating the Fair Use Accommodation of Competing Copyright and First Amendment Interests,” 79 Northwestern University Law Review 587 (1984). S. Morrill, “The Illinois Medical Malpractice Reform Act of 1985: A Constitutional Analysis of the Medical Review Panel Procedure,” 35 DePaul University Law Review 345 (1986). S. Morrill and C. Bodewes, “The Single-Subject Rule: An Overused Constitutional Method for Invalidating Illinois Law,” 79 Illinois Bar Journal 132 (1991). In addition to authoring articles, Morrill has been periodically mentioned in publications such as the Chicago Tribune, Chicago Sun-Times and Crain’s Chicago Business (e.g., S. Swanson, “In Springfield, keep it simple; a guide to lobbying for business,” Crain’s Chicago Business, p. 24 (Aug. 1, 2005). Morrill regularly speaks before professional and trade associations on lobbying-related subjects, and has been recognized by his lawyer peers as a top practitioner in his field, through selection as a “Leading Lawyer.” He is a member of both the Illinois Bar Association and Chicago Bar Association. For nearly 20 years, Stephen B. Schnorf has been quoted as an authority on state government budgetary and administrative matters in a wide variety of Illinois media outlets and publications. Decades ago, after receiving his Master's Degree and prior to commencing his long career in Illinois State government, Schnorf authored a few articles in trade journals. As director of the Bureau of the Budget, Schnorf was ultimately responsible for the preparation and publication of the annual state budget book, among other governmental publications. Terrence L. Barnich has authored many articles in a variety of publications and on a host of topics, with particular emphasis on public utility issues. Among his published works are the following: “The Attack of the Torrents and Trackers: Grokster as Yesterday’s News (with Greg Carlson),” Telephony On-Line, September 1, 2005 “The PUC Stops Here,” Telephony, November 3, 2003 “Cable’s Triple Crown Bundle,” X-Change Magazine, August 2003 “Do Cell Phone Users Need a Bill of Rights?,” Outlook On-Line, Hudson Institute, May 1, 2003 “The Bittersweet Smell of Success (with Greg Mycio),” America’s Network Magazine, March, 2002 “Is Rome Burning? (with Craig M. Clausen and Steven Weinberg),” Telephony Magazine, June, 2001 “CLECs Grow Up,” X-Change Magazine, September, 1999 “State of the CLECs: 1999,” America’s Network Magazine, July, 1999 “Refuting the New Anti-Competition Mantra (with Craig M. Clausen),” X-Change Magazine, June, 1998 “Let’s Talk Smack (with Craig M. Clausen),” X-Change Magazine, May, 1998 “1997 Trends: CLECs on the Road to Diversification (with Dick Tomlinson),” X-Change Magazine, February, 1997 “Utility Age Alchemey: ETCs Become IUFs (with Dick Tomlinson and Craig M. Clausen),” X-Change Magazine, January, 1997 “Public Capital Market Opportunities for the CLECs (with Craig M. Clausen),” X-Change Magazine, December, 1996 “Low Income Electric Customers and the Transition to Competition: Choice Through Technology (with Philip R. O’Connor and Erik B. Jacobson),” October 2, 1995 “Pulling the “Reverse Trigger”: A Way to Define Local Competition (with Craig M. Clausen),” Fortnightly Magazine, June 15, 1994 “Regulation or Technology? Low Income Customers and the Transition to Competition (with Philip R. O’Connor and Erik B. Jacobson),” Public Utilities Fortnightly, November 15, 1995 “Progressive Choice: The Customer As Regulator (With Philip R. O’Connor and Craig M. Clausen),” Electric Utilities Moving Into the 21st Century, Ed. Gregory B. Enholm and Robert Malko, Public Utilities Report Press, 1994 “Telecommunications Free Trade Zones Reprinted in,” Regulatory Responses to Continuously Changing Industry Structures, Michigan State University Public Utilities Paper, 1993 “Avoiding the Coming Irrelevance: A 10-Point Plan,” Teletimes, Fall 1993 “Tear Down the Walls,” Telephony, October 11, 1993 “The Challenge for Incentive Regulation,” Public Utilities Fortnightly, June 15, 1992 “The Electric Industry’s New Paradigm,” Public Utilities Fortnightly, July 15, 1991 “Transmission and Ratebase, A Marriage Not Made in Heaven, (with Ashley Brown),” Public Utilities Fortnightly, June 11, 1991 “Standing Under the Urban Mass Transportation Act,” Fordham Urban Law Journal, Vol. 4 No. 2 (1978) “Giving States VoIP Oversight Would Dampen Innovation,” Crain’s Chicago Business, February 21, 2005 “Kerry Energy Plan Would Challenge Laws of Nature,” Crain’s Chicago Business, September 6, 2004 “Kerry’s Enigmatic Energy Plan,” Techcentralstation.com, August 27, 2004 “AT&T Bows Out: When Less is More in Telco Business,” Chicago Sun Times, July 26, 2004 “In Latest Twist in Telecom Wars, Is the End at Hand?,” Crain’s Chicago Business, July 19, 2004 “Solution to Energy Woes Lies Here in North America” Crain’s Chicago Business, May 3, 2004 “Alternative Energy will Benefit all Americans,” Chicago Tribune, April 15, 2004 “Kerry’s Enervating Energy Plan,” Chicago Tribune, April 4, 2004 “Cell Phone Rules,” Chicago Tribune, March 9, 2004 “Are Phone Rates Going Up?,” Chicago Tribune, May 18, 2003 “Promises, Promises: What Local Phone Competition?,” Chicago Tribune, March, 2002 “Free Markets and the Fall of Enron,” Chicago Tribune, December, 2001 “Green Energy Is Great, But We Still Must Dig and Drill,” Chicago Sun-Times, June, 2001 “How About Ringing Up a Profit on Those Valuable Area Codes?,” Chicago Tribune, February 21, 1995 “Turn Telecom Companies Loose,” The Journal of Commerce, August 3, 1993 “Washington’s New Energy Tax,” The Journal of Commerce, July 20, 1993 “Clinton’s Energy Tax,” The Wall Street Journal, March 3, 1993 “Carbon Taxes and Utilities Bills,” The Journal of Commerce, January 4, 1993 “Bush’s New Enviro-Energy Model,” Chicago Tribune, August 25, 1991 During their respective public careers, both Edward J. Derwinski and William J.P. Banks have been quoted or mentioned in numerous publications.