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Psychological sciences's Julie Exline discusses how avoiding spiritual, existential questions impacts mental health
The health benefits of contemplating the afterlife Vice: Julie Exline, professor in the Department of Psychological Sciences, discussed how avoiding spiritual and existential questions can impact mental health. "Looking at spiritual doubts in an objective way might help people strengthen their…
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Professor Mark Griswold demonstrates how to use Microsoft HoloLens for news anchor Katie Couric
Cleveland rocks: No ‘mistake’ about it Yahoo News: Mark Griswold, professor of radiology, demonstrated how to use the Microsoft HoloLens for news anchor Katie Couric for an installment of “Cities Rising: Rebuilding America.”
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English's Thrity Umrigar discusses her latest novel, Everybody’s Son
A man learns the truth about his adoption in Everybody’s Son NPR: Thrity Umrigar, the Armington Professor, discussed her latest novel, Everybody’s Son, which is about an African-American boy who was adopted by an influential white family, only to later discover the situation surrounding his…
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Law's Jonathan Adler discusses President Donald Trump’s tweets about the travel ban
Trump complicates travel ban case by grumbling at Justice Department Reuters: Jonathan Adler, the Johan Verheij Memorial Professor of Law, discussed President Donald Trump’s tweets about the travel ban. "The President's tweets may help encourage his base, but they can't help him in court," Adler…
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Center on Urban Poverty and Community Development produces report on relationship between vacant homes, lead exposure and violent crime
How Cleveland’s vacant homes, violent crimes and lead poisoning are linked: CWRU report The Plain Dealer: The Center on Urban Poverty and Community Development worked with the Western Reserve Land Conservancy to produce a report on the relationship between vacant homes in Cleveland and lead…
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Professor Stuart Youngner discusses the intersection of psychiatry and politics
Why this Democratic candidate, who has an M.D., calls Trump a ‘narcissistic maniac’ The Washington Post: Stuart Youngner, professor of bioethics and psychiatry, discussed the intersection of psychiatry and politics. “The use of psychiatry in politics has a long and very sad, troubled history,” he…
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Weatherhead School's Mariana Carrera explains variable to consider with Ohio Drug Price Relief Act
What is the Ohio Drug Price Relief Act? Cleveland 19 News: Mariana Carrera, assistant professor of economics, explained the variables to consider when evaluating the Ohio Drug Price Relief Act.
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Annual book sale offers more than 80,000 books
Book lovers will find treasures at Case Western Reserve’s annual sale June 3-6 The Plain Dealer: The 71st annual Case Western Reserve University book sale will continue today and tomorrow at Adelbert Gym. The sale, sponsored by the Association for Continuing Education, features more than 80,000…
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Begun Center's Daniel Flannery explains overlooked factors in lists ranking the safest cities
What makes a city safe? These 11 Greater Cleveland communities are ranked among the safest in Ohio The Plain Dealer: Daniel Flannery, the Semi J. and Ruth W. Begun Professor and director of the Begun Center for Violence Prevention Research and Education, explained often-overlooked factors to…
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Political science's Justin Buchler talks about possible Jerry Springer gubernatorial campaign
Will Jerry Springer run for Governor of Ohio? WTAM: Justin Buchler, associate professor of political science, talked about how a possible Jerry Springer gubernatorial campaign would compare with President Donald Trump’s campaign.