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Psychological sciences' Julie Exline discusses how patients respond to support of negative spiritual beliefs
What caretakers can do when their patient believes God has abandoned them Deseret National News: Julie Exline, professor of psychological sciences, discussed how patients who receive a supportive, rather than combative, response to their negative spiritual beliefs can actually emerge with a better…
Medicine's Robin Jump helps push for reduction of antibiotic prescriptions at area veterans long-term care facility
New push to stop overuse of antibiotics in nursing homes The Wall Street Journal: Robin Jump, assistant professor of medicine, and colleagues helped push for the reduction in antibiotics at an area veterans long-term care facility after seeing an uptick in prescriptions for antibiotics for nursing…
Music's Daniel Goldmark talks about history of cartoon music
‘Looney Tunes’: Musicologist talks cartoon soundtracks WKAR: Daniel Goldmark, professor of music and director of the Center for Popular Music Studies, talked about the history of cartoon music and some of the differences between “serious” film music and the music used in cartoons.
Think Forum to open with lecture from Daniel Mendelsohn
Case Western Reserve University's Think Forum speaker series has new location and is free The Plain Dealer: The newly renamed Think Forum will open tomorrow with a lecture from Daniel Mendelsohn, professor at Bard College. The forum, which is the nation's longest consecutive-running speaker series,…
Weatherhead School's Michael Goldberg teaches one of the best MOOCs for aspiring entrepreneurs
7 online classes that will make you smarter and more interesting Inc.: Massive open online courses (MOOCs) have grown in popularity and include many options for those who would like to launch their own startups. Inc. named Assistant Professor of Design and Innovation Michael Goldberg’s MOOC,…
English' Michael W. Clune recently publishes his memoir "Gamelife"
‘Gamelife: A Memoir,’ by Michael W. Clune New York Times: Michael W. Clune, professor of English, recently published his memoir, Gamelife, which details how video games shaped his childhood and understanding of life as he grew up in the 1980s.
Ian Charnas talks about move of think[box] to Richey Mixon Building
Exploradio: think[box] is Cleveland's free-flowing makerspace WKSU: Ian Charnas, manager of think[box], shared how the move to the Richey Mixon Building "gives us a huge opportunity to do more activities that we couldn’t do in that old space.”
Anthropology's Lee Hoffer discusses mobilization of the heroin epidemic
How Mexican drug cartels are fueling America's deadly heroin epidemic The Week: Lee Hoffer, associate professor of anthropology, discussed how the heroin epidemic has become more mobile with the use of phones. "There's no geography to it anymore," he said.
Sophomore talks about operating a haunted house
In the haunted house business, big crowds take away all fears: Michael K. McIntyre's Tipoff The Plain Dealer: Max Simon, a sophomore, talked about the haunted house he and his cousin operate and the challenge of running a business and being a full-time student. Their venture, Fear Experience, was…
Law's Jonathan Adler discusses instance of climate change researcher scrutinized for handling of grant money
Scientist who urged government to sue climate skeptics gets millions from taxpayers Fox News: Jonathan Adler, the Johan Verheij Memorial Professor of Law, discussed the dangers of prosecuting a climate change researcher who has come under scrutiny for how he’s managed government grant money. “This…