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Jonathan Adler discusses whether Obama's appointments will be overturned
Obama’s recess appointments might not hold up in court The Hill: Some legal experts think it is likely that the courts could overturn President Obama’s recent recess appointments if the Senate’s break was not technically a “recess” because of the pro forma sessions held. School of Law professor…
Jared Bendis discusses little-known MLK recording
Martin Luther King Jr.'s speech at Glenville High School preserved on little-known recording The Plain Dealer: After an art teacher and student found a reel-to-reel recording of Martin Luther King’s visit to Glenville High School in 1967, the student and his mentor brought it to the Freedman…
Wrong mentality in yoga could harm you, says Deepak Sarma
Thinking about yoga? Make sure to think the right thoughts The Huffington Post: Though yoga has been in the news lately as a way to harm one’s body, Deepak Sarma, associate professor of South Asian religions and philosophy, writes that the real danger of yoga comes when thinking of the wrong…
New young adult movie franchises darker than before, says Brad Ricca
Fantasy goes dark The Christian Science Monitor: Hollywood is trying to find the next big young adult franchise, and the lineup is much darker than previous movies. “Harry Potter primed its audience for these new types of movies. [Studios are] trying to get at the now older Harry Potter audience,…
Joseph Jankowski named Northeast Ohio innovator
A look at Northeast Ohio's innovators Crain’s Cleveland Business: Joseph Jankowski, associate vice president for technology management, is highlighted as a Northeast Ohio innovator for his efforts turning research into licenses, patents and companies. “I think the biggest success to date is…
School of Medicine joins national effort to treat PTSD, brain injury in vets
Case joins national effort to treat vets PTSD, brain injury WKSU: Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine is one of six Ohio medical schools joining a new national network to help veterans with post-traumatic stress disorder and traumatic brain injury.
Stanton Gerson discusses symptoms of Hodgkin lymphoma
Ohio parents admit denying ailing son medical care The Associated Press: The parents of an 8-year-old boy who died from Hodgkin lymphoma pleaded guilty to denying him medical treatment. Stanton L. Gerson, director of the Case Comprehensive Cancer Center, said parents should watch for glands that…
Law's Lewis Katz gives thoughts on Jimmy Dimora trial
@ The Table: Law Professor Lewis Katz on Dimora WKYC: School of Law professor Lewis Katz joined @ The Table to give his thoughts on the trial of former Cuyahoga County Commissioner Jimmy Dimora.
Geochemistry's Jim Van Orman says mining moon will be profitable any time soon
U.S. natural resources alternative: To the moon for magnesium? Magnesium Investing News: Mining the moon for rare earths and minor metals has recently become public talk after Newt Gingrich discussed it at a primary debate. But Jim Van Orman, associate professor of geochemistry and mineral physics…
Weatherhead's Diana Bilimoria talks women's career strategies
The amazing failure of women’s career advice Forbes: Women are taking career advancement strategies such as mentoring and networking just as much as, if not more so than, their male counterparts, but they don’t advance as often as males and see considerably slower pay growth, a study shows. Diana…