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CWRU School of Law Jessup International Law Moot Court Team Wins Chicago Championship
Case Western Reserve University School of Law’s Jessup International Law Moot Court Team went undefeated over the weekend in the Chicago Regional Competition held Feb. 7-9, 2020. The team went 4-0 and was the top seed out of 24 law schools after the preliminary rounds. The team received the award…
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Love Data Week - Census Talk
Join us, Tuesday, February 11th, from 1-2:30 pm in the Freedman Center Collaboration Commons located on the first floor of KSL. Learn how to load, analyze and produce maps of census data in open-source software (QGIS). Laptops with preloaded software and data will be provided. This session is…
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Jeff Gundy poetry reading
Author Jeff Gundy will host a reading of his original poetry on Friday, Feb. 21, from 3:15 to 4:15 p.m. at the Guilford Parlor. Gundy has recently published his eighth book of poetry, Without a Plea. Earlier books include Abandoned Homeland (Bottom Dog, 2015) and Somewhere Near Defiance (Anhinga,…
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Collegium Musicum and Early Music Singers concert
Collegium Musicum’s Renaissance string and wind ensembles and the Early Music Singers will team up to present their program "Scheidt, Schein, Schütz and Schnitzel" on Sunday, March 29, from 4 to 6 p.m. at Harkness Chapel. "Scheidt, Schein, Schütz and Schnitzel" will include an array of sacred and…
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Flu season hits across the U.S. and at CWRU; get tips for minimizing your risk
While concerns about novel coronavirus continue to capture headlines, this year’s flu season is experiencing a “second peak” of illness reports in the U.S.—a trend also reflected in visits to University Health and Counseling Services (UHCS) at Case Western Reserve. After dropping significantly in…
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Black Indians: An American Story
The documentary Black Indians: An American Story will be shown Tuesday, Feb. 11, from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. in Crawford Hall, Room A9. The documentary will be followed by a discussion led by Susan Dominguez, SAGES Teaching Fellow in the Department of English. Black Indians: An American Story follows…
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Faculty brown-bag lunch and information sessions start Feb. 18
The Office of Faculty Development will host three brown-bag lunch sessions in the coming months with topics of interest to faculty, beginning with “Safety Information for Faculty with Jeffrey Daberko” on Tuesday, Feb. 18, from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. in the Thwing Center’s Cleveland Room. Daberko,…
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One to One Fitness Center and Next Level Fitness Studio offer February specials
Couples can take advantage of extra discounts at One to One Fitness Studio and everyone can enjoy unlimited access to Next Level Fitness Studio classes with specially priced introductory packages during February. Couples who join One to One Fitness Center in February save $100 and pay no…
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Published a book in 2019? Campus librarians planning recognition event
The campus libraries will recognize Case Western Reserve faculty and staff who published scholarly books in 2019 at a reception this spring. Librarians are now compiling the list of faculty and staff to be celebrated at the event. Faculty members will be contacted by their librarian or library…
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Neurology's Peter Whitehouse speaks about dementia and aging
Social constructionism meets aging and dementia Psychiatric Times: Peter Whitehouse, professor of neurology, participated in a wide-ranging conversation about Alzheimer’s disease, aging, and how economics, politics, and ecology could be considered as roots of dementia.