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Learn the basics of budgeting in Friday’s Money 101 seminar
Now that you're on your own, you have to make some tough decisions, like figuring out what comes first—groceries or graphic novels, pizza or the movies, the latest song or money for the parking meters. So how can you make sure you've got the cash to make this all happen? Check out the Money 101 Sem...
Sign the pledge to show “Words Matter” during community hour event
The campus community is invited to join the student organization Words Matter and sign the pledge to demonstrate commitment to recognizing that derogatory language is harmful, supporting the worth and dignity of each individual and promoting justice and compassion through choice of language. The pl...
Case for Sight to host annual Dinner in the Dark Sept. 14
Case for Sight, a vision advocacy group on campus, will hold its annual Dinner in the Dark event Sept. 14, during which participants will be treated to a unique culinary experience as they eat a three-course meal—blindfolded. Additionally, they will be able to enjoy artwork and music by Cleveland Si...
Meet Sandra Pollino, author of “Flying Fear Free,” at the university bookstore Sept. 14
Author Sandra M. Pollino will be at the university’s Barnes and Noble bookstore at noon on Friday, Sept. 14, to talk about her book, Flying Fear Free: 7 Steps to Relieving Air Travel Anxiety. Approximately 25 million people in the U.S. and millions more worldwide feel anxiety about flying. Pollino ...
Middle Eastern Cultural Association kicks off fall semester with meeting tonight
The Middle Eastern Cultural Association will hold its kickoff meeting Sept. 12 at 8:30 p.m. in Bellflower Lounge, located on the second floor of Thwing Center. During the meeting, which will feature Middle Eastern desserts, attendees can meet executive members and learn about the group’s regular ac...
Learn about academic technology resources for faculty during Thursday’s UCITE seminar
At the next UCITE session, Information Technology Services (ITS) will present an overview of new, improved and existing services and support sources for faculty. Recent improvements and additions to available services include Google Drive for documents on the go, expanded videoconferencing with the...
Procurement & Distribution Services Vendor Fair to be held Oct. 23; vendor suggestions needed
Procurement & Distribution Services will host its seventh annual Vendor Fair Tuesday, Oct. 23, between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. at the Veale Center. The fair will include food, giveaways, prizes and an opportunity to meet vendors. Additionally, there will be a donation collection for a local charity. If ...
Friday’s Public Affairs Discussion Group to take on cost-sharing of prescription drugs
In this Friday’s Public Affairs Discussion Group event, Mariana Carrera, assistant professor of economics, will tackle the topic of “High Cost-Sharing for Prescription Drugs: Patient Response, Physician Response, and Public Policy.” In recent years, insurance plans have implemented a controversial ...
Hear “How VARs Turn Into Billions” during upcoming Energy Alliance Speaker Series event
The 2012–13 Energy Alliance Speaker Series continues Sept. 19 with “The Grid: How VARs* Turn Into Billions.” During the talk, which begins at 3 p.m. in Nord Hall 310, Robert Busch, chairman of New Mexico Renewable Energy Transmission Authority will explain and explore the current use of the power di...
Community service Rotaract Club to hold kickoff meeting Sept. 12
The Rotaract Club, a new community service-oriented club at Case Western Reserve, will hold a kickoff meeting Sept. 12 at 7 p.m. in the Peter B. Lewis Building Room 120. The club is open to students and alumni seeking to become actively involved in service, both on- and off-campus. Rotaract is a w...