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Religion's Timothy Beal talks Bible translation controversy
Bible translator criticized over word substitution The Associated Press: Wycliffe Bible Translators, one of the largest Bible translators in the world, is undergoing independent review after critics claimed some of their translations intended for Muslim countries miss the idea of Trinity.…
International health's Brian Grimberg explains malaria research on Capitol Hill
Scientists highlight latest research on World Malaria Day Voice of America: April 25 was World Malaria Day, and 20 leading researchers visited Capitol Hill to discuss their cutting-edge research. This included Brian Grimberg, assistant professor of international health, who is testing new malaria…
Scott Shane says small business job growth is stronger than it seems
Small business job creation is stronger than we think Bloomberg Businessweek: “While small business job creation isn’t as strong as we’d like, it’s stronger than many people think,” wrote Scott Shane, the A. Malachi Mixon III Professor Entrepreneurial Studies, in a commentary piece. Small and…
Blast off: Students send capsule 100,000 feet above Earth
Images from the capsule's camera; edited video will be on display at Springfest. Members of a pair of new clubs at Case Western Reserve University sent a mock-up of an Apollo capsule nearly 100,000 feet above Earth twice in the last two weeks. The Case Lunabotics and Case Rocket teams…
Indians 1st in the AL Central, Browns pick up new players—what is CWRU most excited about?
It’s official: It’s Tribe time now. At least, that’s how most of the people who took this week’s poll feel. Everyone’s focus is on the beloved Cleveland Indians, who currently lead the American League Central with their 9-8 record. Next, people are most excited about the upcoming Browns season, as…
Employee discount available for yoga classes at University Hospitals Case Medical Center
The Connor Integrative Medicine Network at University Hospitals Case Medical Center will offer yoga classes at a discounted rate to Case Western Reserve University employees. The classes are offered in four-week series. Floor yoga classes will be offered Tuesdays, May 1-22, from 6 to 7 p.m., or…
All students invited to attend info sessions for fall travel courses to Ecuador, Bangladesh
Undergraduate and graduate students from all areas of study are invited to learn about the Mandel School of Applied Social Sciences’ fall 2012 travel courses during two upcoming informational meetings. Both meetings will be held in the Mandel School: May 1 from 12:45 to 1:30 p.m. in room 112, and…
Watch last home ball games and enjoy free concert, food at Greek Life Community Day
Join Greek Life Community Day and support the Spartan men’s baseball and women’s softball teams in their last home games of the season as they fight for playoff spots. This event, held Sunday, April 29, at Nobby’s Park Baseball Fields near the Village, will feature: The men’s senior day baseball…
Theater group to host New Playwright Festival, Night of Theatrical Experiments this weekend
Players Theatre Group will host two theatrical events this weekend: The New Playwrights Festival and A Night of Theatrical Experiments. The New Playwrights Festival on April 27 at 8 p.m. will feature six student-written short plays. Tickets are $5 for the event, which will be held in Eldred Black…
CWRU Percussion Ensemble to present family-friendly “Cage Musicircus” April 29
Thirty musicians from Case Western Reserve University and the Cleveland Institute of Music will perform 15 works by the late artist John Cage in “A Cage Musicircus.” The performance, presented by the CWRU Percussion Ensemble and the CIM/CWRU Cage Players, will be held April 29 from 1:30 to 4:30…