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Law's Anat Alon-Beck says companies should not follow slash-and-burn technique
Salesforce CEO asks if tech execs should 'unleash' their inner Elon Musk. Experts say that's an awful idea.Business Insider: Anat Alon-Beck, assistant professor of law, said companies shouldn't follow the slash-and-burn playbook of Elon Musk. "If more companies start treating their employees like…
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Law's Michael Benza weighs in on racketeering charges brought against a 501(c)(4)
How prosecutors used a law meant to fight the mob to shine a light on dark money in the Householder corruption trial cleveland.com: Michael Benza, senior instructor in law, weighed in on the racketeering charges brought against a 501(c)(4). “You run a bar, it’s a cash business and you can move the…
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PhD student in paleontology Russell Engelman describes his research of a fossil fish
Dunk was chunky, but still deadlyThe New York Times: Russell Engelman, a PhD student and research assistant in paleontology at the College of Arts and Sciences, described his research into a fossil fish called Dunkleosteus, noting the creature wasn’t as large as previously believed but still one of…
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Med's Eileen Anderson talks about limiting screen time for teenagers
TikTok announces daily time limit for teens, but is it enough?Health: Eileen Anderson, director of education in bioethics and medical humanities at the School of Medicine, said limiting screen time for teenagers is a great step toward healthy online habits. “Instead of being lost down a rabbit hole…
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Med's Susheel Patil discusses benefits of ditching daylight saving time
Should we get rid of daylight saving time? Many states say yes Market Realist: Susheel Patil, clinical associate professor of medicine, discussed the benefits of ditching daylight saving time—permanently. “My personal opinion is that DST is antiquated and definitely not sleep or…
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Med's Pamela Davis and Rong Xu research FDA-approved anesthetic ketamine
Ohio scientists find promising treatment for cocaine addiction using AI computer algorithm for drug discoverycleveland.com: New research by School of Medicine professors Pamela Davis and Rong Xu found the FDA-approved anesthetic ketamine possibly holds promise to treat cocaine addicition. “This…
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Law's Atiba Ellis examines latest round of mass purges of Ohio voter registration data
How to find out if your voter registration was removed in Ohio’s mass purgeWEWS: Atiba Ellis, professor of law, discussed the latest round of mass purges of Ohio voter registration data. "States have a large degree of discretion in terms of how they run elections and how they run voter registration…
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Political Science's Justin Buchler discusses the upcoming presidential election
Who will the Democrats nominate in 2024?WWL New Orleans: Justin Buchler, associate professor in the Department of Political Science at the College of Arts and Sciences, discussed the upcoming presidential election. “We don’t really know yet who the candidates will be,” he said. “There’s a lot up in…
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Weatherhead's Chris Laszlo was interviewed for The Landscape podcast
The Landscape: Boosting sustainability in Cleveland Crain’s Cleveland Business: Chris Laszlo, professor of organizational behavior at Weatherhead School of Management, was interviewed for The Landscape podcast on sustainability in business and why it’s not only critical, but beneficial to the…
Student team wins 2023 Ohio Contractors Association Student Estimating Competition
In only their second year of participating in the Ohio Contractors Association Student Estimating Competition, the team from Case Western Reserve University’s Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering took home the top prize. Teams from 12 universities—totaling 72 students—participated.…