Michael Hogan

Michael Hogan Receives Coalition Leadership Award Dr. Michael Hogan , Commissioner of the New York State Office of Mental Health receives Leadership Award at the Coalition of Behavioral Health Agencies Annual Leadership Award s Reception on July 13, 2011. www.talktherapytv.org Video Rating: 5 / 5 Dr. Michael Hogan Responds to Dr. Sherry Glied at MHA-NYC Policy Breakfast Michael Hogan, PhD, Commissioner, New York State Office of Mental Health, responds to Dr. Sherry Glied at the...Read Full Story

CHICAGO, Ill. —The University of Illinois today announced that its 18th president will be Michael J. Hogan, pending formal approval by the Board of Trustees at its next meeting on May 20 in Chicago. Hogan would take office effective July 1. Hogan, president of the University of Connecticut since September 2007, brings the experience of a four-decade career in public higher education that includes progressively senior administrative appointments at The Ohio State University and the...Read Full Story

Our boy Esai Morales is in the “Battlestar Galactica” prequel “Caprica” and spoke to IGN about his character Joe “Adama” Adams, who raises his son William Adama to preteenhood after his wife and daughter are killed by monotheists terrrorists. And the plot thickens, as Esai explains things further: “I meet Eric Stoltz’s character, a very wealthy technical industrialist, whose daughter was involved, I find out later, in this whole thing,” he continues. “But until that point, I’m grateful...Read Full Story

Obama and the Dark Knight know that it's hard to get credit for averting a catastrophe, but Carrie's situation is even worse. She's living proof of Kurt Vonnegut's famous observation that "a sane person to an insane society must appear insane." Read More... More on TV RecapsRead Full Story

There's something about the rhythm -- "we watch it every week" -- and the comforting mass-appeal of it all. Music is made for cliques; movies are made for audiences; TV is made for America! Read More... More on TelevisionRead Full Story

Here are three Battlestar Galactica action figures I bought in 2008: From left to right: Lieutenant Starbuck (Dirk Benedict), Captain Apollo (Richard Hatch), and Commander Adama (Lorne Green). Majestic Studios Inc. produced these figures to represent the original cast from the 1978-79 TV series, Battlestar Galactica . I was aware of the show, but I did not follow it. However, when I saw the figures online, I had to have them - non-Ken, non-Joe guys! As I mentioned in an earlier post on these...Read Full Story

• In Plain Sight: USA has picked up the witness-protection drama for a 16-episode third season. Yay for Mary McCormack and Fred Weller! • House: Have you seen the new House promo where House (Hugh Laurie) is smooching guest star Franka Potente? What do you guys think about that? • Dollhouse: Jamie Bamber isn't the only Battlestar Galactica vet swinging by the Dollhouse set this season—Michael Hogan (Col. Saul Tigh) is also set to guest star this year. Hogan pops up in the second episode...Read Full Story

Editorial Reviews This is a collection of essays on Mexico written by a well-known poet and historian who has made his home in Guadalajara for the past decade and a half. Michael Hogan gives us glimpses into the Mexican character which build on and illuminate those of Nobel Laureate Octavio Paz. However, he does more. Hogan shows us both the high life and the low life, the country and the city, the inside of the board rooms, and the inside of the living rooms. He takes us to the jungles...Read Full Story

Filed under: TV, Beauty, ‘Memba Them?! Richard Hatch — not the imprisoned first winner of “Survivor” — is best known for playing Captain Apollo on the original 1970s TV series “Battlestar Galactica.” Guess what he looks like now! … Permalink Tell Ah Friend To Tell Ah Friend Not To Tell My GirlfriendRead Full Story

CHICAGO — University of Illinois trustees voted Thursday to raise tuition for new students by 9.5 percent and approved a contract that pays the school's incoming president approximately $620,000 a year – about $170,000 more than the man he'll replace. The decision to increase tuition as trustees were also agreeing to a hefty pay package for incoming President Michael Hogan prompted harsh criticism from protesters who marched outside the meeting, including state Sen.Read Full Story