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Law's Jonathan Entin discusses precedent for the president's federal troop deployment
Fact check: Trump sent federal officers to cities without approval from locals USA Today: Jonathan Entin, the David L. Brennan Professor Emeritus of Law and adjunct professor of political science, discussed how the Posse Comitatus Act of 1878 prohibits federal military from participating in…
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Joe White, professor of public policy, discusses the predictive validity of election polls
New Quinnipiac poll shows President Trump and Joe Biden in virtual tie in Ohio WKYC: Joe White, the Luxenberg Family Professor of Public Policy at the College of Arts and Sciences, discussed a new poll, which surveyed 1,100 likely voters in Ohio, showing Biden leading Trump 48%-47%. “The question…
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Law's Jonathan Adler analyzes the purpose of pointed questions during Amy Coney Barrett's Supreme Court hearing
Delayed election, mail-in ballots and transfer of power: Barrett steers clear of Trump's strike zone NBC News: Jonathan Adler, the Johan Verheij Memorial Professor of Law, said many senators asking pointed questions at Amy Coney Barrett’s confirmation hearing were trying to put her in an…
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History's Einav Rabinovich-Fox comments on the deeper meanings behind femininity and dress in the Supreme Court
Amy Coney Barrett was criticized for her dress, part of a long history of judging women’s clothes The Washington Post: Einav Rabinovich-Fox, a visiting instructor in the Department of History at the College of Arts and Sciences, weighed in on the criticism of Amy Coney Barrett’s attire during her…
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5 questions with… Aliah Lawson and Anaiya Manuel, seniors who organized a peaceful protest and are working to inspire change
Aliah Lawson (left) and Anaiya Manuel (right) For seniors Aliah Lawson and Anaiya Manuel, racial injustices are both lived experiences and a topic of their studies at Case Western Reserve University. And earlier this year when protests were held across the country to challenge these systemic…
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Faculty team organizes Mindfulness Matters Week for campus community
The last few months have been marked by unparalleled stress and anxiety for many, as the COVID-19 pandemic continues and the presidential election approaches. The Case Western Reserve University community is no exception. To help students, faculty and staff cope during these challenging times, a…
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Deadline to apply for child care subsidy is 5 p.m. Oct. 31
As a reminder to the university, the deadline to apply for the $600 child care subsidy is 5 p.m. Oct. 31. The subsidy is designed to offset additional child care costs incurred due to the employee’s school district choosing to conduct their courses remotely. The subsidy is available for staff and…
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Peoplesoft FIN, HCM and SIS to be unavailable Sunday morning
Due to scheduled maintenance, Peoplesoft Financials (FIN), Peoplesoft Human Capital Management (HCM) and the Student Information System (SIS) are scheduled for maintenance Sunday, Oct. 25, from 1 to 9 a.m. There should only be a brief disruption of service for 20 minutes during this window.…
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46th annual Cleveland Symposium—"Bodily Realities: Engaging the Discourse of Dis/Ability"
The Department of Art History and Art at Case Western Reserve University invites the CWRU community to the 46th annual Cleveland Symposium, one of the longest-running art history graduate symposia in the United States. This year’s symposium, "Bodily Realities: Engaging the Discourse of…
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Begun Center researchers collaborate to explore sexual assault in the criminal justice system
A new article by Rachel Lovell​, Laura Overman​, Jeff Huang and Dan Flannery explores the bureaucratic burden placed on victims to identify who sexually assaulted them and to remain engaged in an often harmful process and investigative and judicial system. Implications suggest this burden could be…