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Membership specials available at One to One Fitness Center in May
Employee and student membership specials are available at One to One Fitness Center during the month of May. Affiliate employees can sign up without an initiation fee this month. Affiliate ID holders also receive their first visit free and a two-week temp membership for just $10. Those who…
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Mother’s Day specials offered at One to One Fitness Center, Next Level Fitness Studio
One to One Fitness Center and Next Level Fitness Studio will offer specials Sunday, May 12, in honor of Mother’s Day. One to One Fitness Center will have a free guest day and classes will be $5 at Next Level Fitness Center. Gift cards also are available to both centers. To purchase one from One…
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CWRU-preferred travel agencies offer discounts on United Airlines flights
Discounts now are available on United Airlines flights when booking through Case Western Reserve University-preferred travel agencies Flight II and Direct Travel. Discounts range from 2 to 16% based on fare class and destination. As an added benefit, the agencies now perform name changes on…
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Law school's Jonathan Entin explains argument against ordinance requiring contractors to have local workers
Can Cleveland require contractors to hire local workers? Marketplace: Jonathan Entin, the David L. Brennan Professor Emeritus of Law, explained an argument against a Cleveland ordinance that requires contractors to hire a certain percentage of local workers.
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Dental medicine's Suchitra Nelson leads researchers studying oral health in older adults
CWRU dental school researchers awarded $4.2 million to study seniors' oral health Crain’s Cleveland Business: Suchitra Nelson, professor and assistant dean for clinical and translational research in the Department of Community Dentistry, will lead a team of researchers studying oral health in…
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Political science's Joseph White talks about how politics may factor into debt ceiling conversations
'Debt ceiling' may become a political buzzword this summer Fortune: Joseph White, the Luxenberg Family Professor of Public Policy, discussed how politics may factor into conversations related to the debt ceiling in Congress.
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Graduate students Laura Bernstein-Kurtycz and Charles Ritzler discuss work at Cleveland Metroparks Zoo
Exploradio: Modern zoo design presents choices for animals and people WKSU: Graduate students Laura Bernstein-Kurtycz and Charles Ritzler discussed their work at the Cleveland Metroparks Zoo and how changes can alter animals’ behavior.
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Law's Jonathan Adler explains challenge in getting leverage in state, local governments for major change
Democrat-controlled statehouses endorsing clean energy Associated Press: Jonathan Adler, the Johan Verheij Memorial Professor of Law and director of the Coleman P. Burke Center for Environmental Law, explained why it can be challenging for state and local governments to have enough leverage to…
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Actor Ed Asner stars in production at Maltz Performing Arts Center
Ed Asner calls ‘Soap Myth’ role of Holocaust survivor ‘a tremendous gift’ The Plain Dealer: Actor Ed Asner will star in a production of The Soap Myth staged at the Milton and Tamar Maltz Performing Arts Center at the Temple–Tifereth IsraelSaturday, May 4, at 7:30 p.m.
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Law's Michael Benza discusses assault of sports officials
Facing shortage of referees, sports officials ask for more protection ABC News 5 Cleveland: Michael Benza, senior instructor of law, discussed instances in which assault is categorized as a felony and what it could mean if a new law classified assault of sports officials as a felony.