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Case Western campers surprised with new Nike shoes after fundraiser by local runner
Case Western campers surprised with new Nike shoes after fundraiser by local runnerWKYC: About 300 campers at Case Western Reserve University's National Youth Sports Program received a surprise gift of new Nike running shoes after a local couple raised money to buy them by walking the CWRU track…
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Nutrition's Lindsay Malone weighs health benefits of butter and margarine
Is butter actually healthier than margarine? Dietitians break down the true nutritional trade-offsMen's Journal: Lindsay Malone, registered dietitian and instructor in the Department of Nutrition at Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine, explained how she prefers grass-fed organic…
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Franklin Graham's Fierce Defense Of Trump’s Jesus-Like Post Highlights A Growing Pattern
HuffPo: Deepak Sarma, the Inaugural Distinguished Scholar in the Public Humanities at the College of Arts and Sciences, said Franklin Graham’s defense of Trump’s AI “Jesus” post shows “loyalty over discernment,” echoing Trump’s “deflection, revision, and… gaslighting.” Sarma argued the exchange…
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Law's Michael Benza raises legal concerns of a police officer who knelt on a teenager's neck
‘Major problems’ in Elyria teen’s arrest go beyond the officer who knelt on her neck, expert sayscleveland.com: Michael Benza, professor of practice at the School of Law, said a police officer who knelt on a 15-year-old girl's neck raised "significant concerns," arguing the teen was already…
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Economics' Jonathan Ernest weighs benefits of Great Lakes shipping
Need a burger? A car? Winter road salt? Thank cargo ships on the Great LakesMarketplace, NPR: Jonathan Ernest, assistant professor of economics at Weatherhead School of Management, said Great Lakes shipping remains an economic backbone because it moves massive quantities of cargo—including steel,…
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Law's Sharona Hoffman offers advice for individuals with Medicare eligibility questions
How do I know when I’m eligible for Medicare?U.S. News & World Report: Sharona Hoffman, the Edgar A. Hahn Professor of Law and co-director of the Law-Medicine Center, said employed people with Medicare eligibility questions should consult their HR office, and noted State Health Insurance…
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Nutrition's Lindsay Malone comments on the high levels of sugar found in children's cereal
14 of the unhealthiest cereals on grocery shelvesYahoo! Health: Lindsay Malone, instructor and clinical dietitian in the Department of Nutrition at the School of Medicine, commented on the high levels of sugar found in children's cereal. "Added sugars can hide under many names," Malone cautioned,…
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Nursing's Shanina Knighton explains the impact of "sun washing"
Infection expert shares why you should air pillows and bedding outside in a heatwave—and when (and how hot) to machine wash them to kill dust mites and fungiYahoo! Health: Shanina C. Knighton, an infection prevention expert and research associate professor at Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing,…
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Law's Paul Rose stresses the importance of AI literacy in curricula
The law school deans driving AI innovation in legal educationThe National Law Review: Paul Rose, dean of Case Western Reserve University School of Law, noted that the law school leads the first required 1L AI certification program, now including "vibe coding" tool-building. He stressed AI literacy…
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Economics' Sue Helper explains success of successful automotive subbrands
For new car brands, the path to success is littered with flopsThe New York Times: Sue Helper, the Frank Tracy Carlton Professor of Economics at Weatherhead School of Management, said successful automotive subbrands create distinct value, citing Lexus’s combination of Toyota's reliability and luxury…