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Local pastor to lead LGBT Center talk Oct. 16, titled “11 Verses Does Not a Bible Make”
The LGBT Center will host a talk Oct. 16 as part of the “In(Queer)ies: Special Topics in LGBTQ Life” series. Kenneth W. Chalker, senior pastor at University Circle United Methodist Church, will present “11 Verses Does Not a Bible Make” Oct. 16 from noon to 1 p.m. in the Thwing Center Meeting Room…
Procurement Services to host annual vendor fair Oct. 23
Procurement Services will hold its seventh annual vendor fair, themed "Driving Change Makes Cents," Oct. 23 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Veale Athletic Center. Employees are invited to meet their vendors and enjoy food, giveaways and prizes. Download a list of prizes from vendors. Donations also…
Late comic book writer Harvey Pekar’s widow and illustrator to discuss his life, religion in Oct. 17 event
Legendary Cleveland underground comic book author Harvey Pekar’s complicated relationship with his religion, Judaism, will be examined as part of a free, public event Oct. 17 at 6:30 p.m. in Thwing Center ballroom. Pekar’s illustrator, JT Waldman, will introduce Pekar’s posthumously published…
Public meeting tonight on the East 105th/MLK traffic circle project
Construction will begin soon on the East 105th Street/Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard Traffic Circle and Roadway Reconfiguration Project. The Cuyahoga County Department of Public Works’ will hold an open house meeting tonight (Oct. 11) on this project, which will include displays that depict…
Show your talents at ”Night at the Apollo” on Oct. 11
The African American Society will hold a Night at the Apollo event tonight (Oct. 11) at 7 p.m. in The Spot. All students are invited to showcase any hidden talents or to simply sing karaoke and have fun. To sign up, email cme23@case.edu.
Kelvin Smith Library to host retrospective look at the work of Jan Sobota, master bookbinder
The Kelvin Smith Library and the Rowfant Club will jointly present an exhibition and memorial of the work of master bookbinder Jan Bohuslav Sobota on Saturday, Oct. 20, from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. in the Dampeer Room of Kelvin Smith Library. Sobota’s vision for the art of the book and the living…
Kids Against Hunger charity competition runs through Oct. 31; winner receives Melt gift card
The Case Western Reserve University chapter of Kids Against Hunger is hosting a competition to see who can "raise the most rice" through a contest on freerice.com. On the website, individuals can answer trivia questions; for every correct answer, Freerice donates 10 grains of rice through the…
Trustee, alumna to receive lifetime achievement award
Susie Gharib, a 1972 graduate of Case Western Reserve who went on to a highly distinguished career as a business journalist, will receive the New York Financial Writers’ Elliott V. Bell Award in honor of her exemplary contributions to the field as a print reporter and broadcast anchor. Now the…
Employee Wellness Program to offer two free muscle conditioning classes
The Employee Wellness Program will offer two free activity classes on muscle conditioning. The classes entail a resistance-training workout using weights, bands, exercise balls and tubing to improve muscle endurance and tone the entire body. The classes will be held Monday, Oct. 15, and Friday,…
Nursing students to give away 1,000 cupcakes Oct. 12 in honor of National Midwifery Week
Beginning at noon on Friday, Oct. 12, Case Western Reserve University’s Nurse Midwifery Education Program will celebrate National Midwifery Week by giving away 1,000 pink and blue frosted baby cupcakes—one for every 10 births each year in Ohio. Statewide, 10,000 babies are born each year with the…