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Law school's Jonathan Entin talks Cuyahoga County absentee ballots
Cuyahoga County Council OKs absentee ballot mailing; Husted drops plan to block ballot applications The Plain Dealer: Secretary of State Jon Husted dropped his proposal to block absentee voting by using ballot applications sent at the taxpayers’ expense in Cuyahoga County. Husted said all voters…
Bill Marling discusses dark novel on BBC's "Americana"
Americana BBC: The handwritten letter has become a “sentimental inconvenience” around the world, especially in America, so Americana themes its episode around the postal service. Bill Marling, professor of American literature, modernism, popular culture and globalization, discusses James N. Cain’s…
Huffington Post highlights CWRU's No. 7 ranking
College rankings that aren’t ridiculous: Washington Monthly The Huffington Post: Case Western Reserve University ranked No. 7 in Washington Monthly’s annual rankings, the top 13 of which are listed here.
Why SAGES Fellow Brad Ricca thinks female-driven movies are hits this summer
'Bridesmaids,' 'The Help' draw women audiences – and big box-office numbers The Christian Science Monitor: Female-driven films have been huge hits at the box office this summer, such as The Help and Bridesmaids. The success of Bridesmaids, said SAGES Fellow Brad Ricca, was partly due to the fact…
Dean Pamela Davis on doctor shortages, medical school solutions
Doctor shortage threatens U.S. and Ohio: The Changing Face of Medicine The Plain Dealer: A doctor shortage across the U.S. and in Northeast Ohio is occurring. To combat this, medical schools have agreed to grow enrollment by 30 percent by 2015—a difficult task for the schools, as classrooms and…
Free tickets available for Fall Convocation, featuring keynote speaker Michael Sandel
Fall Convocation will take place Aug. 31 at 4:30 p.m. in Severance Hall, featuring an academic procession and keynote speaker Michael Sandel, Harvard University professor and author of this year’s Common Reading, Justice: What’s the Right Thing to Do? The event is free and open to the public, but…
Emergency Medicine Research Division seeks new researchers
All interested students are encouraged to consider applying to the Emergency Medicine Research Division (EMRD) during the Fall 2011 recruitment drive. EMRD is a volunteer group dedicated to learning about research, doing research and publishing research, all centered around emergency medicine. This…
Promoting Health Across Boundaries seeks undergrad, grad students for multidisciplinary fellowship
The initiative in Promoting Health Across Boundaries (PHAB) announces one undergraduate and one graduate fellowship for the 2011-12 academic year. Fellows will work with a multidisciplinary team of senior faculty from all eight schools within the university. Each fellow will develop an individual…
New PostCheck policy announced for campus postings, including fliers, chalking and Spirit Wall
It is important for student groups to have adequate opportunities to publicize their events; it is equally important to maintain an attractive campus free of unnecessary litter. The following PostCheck 2011 guidelines are designed to achieve those objectives, while avoiding limitations to freedom…
Reception to be held Sept. 20 for women faculty hired since August 2010
Women faculty: If you were hired since August 2010, you are invited to a New Women Faculty Reception in your honor, with greetings from Deputy Provost Lynn Singer. A brief panel discussion with Diane Bergeron of Weatherhead School of Management and Anastasia Dimitropoulos of the College of Arts and…