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Psychology's Donald Freedheim discusses when and how parents should financially "cut off" children
Failure to launch ideastream: Donald Freedheim, professor emeritus of psychology, joined a panel on The Sound of Ideas to discuss when and how parents should cut their adult children off, financially....
"Play Me, I'm Yours" piano project will be interactive, quirky says vice president for university relations Lara Kalafatis
'Play Me, I'm Yours' musical art installation will put pianos at city's fingertips The Plain Dealer: This summer, 22 pianos will be spread outdoors across University Circle for residents and visitors to play. The project is a collaboration between the Cleveland International Piano Competition and t...
Zimbabwean police defy order to free 2011 Inamori Ethics Price recipient Beatrice Mtetwa
Zimbabwe police defy order to free lawyer, group says The New York Times: The Zimbabwean police are holding Beatrice Mtetwa, 2011 recipient of the Inamori Ethics Prize, on charges of obstructing justice—defying a high court ruling ordering her release. The arrest of Mtetwa, a renowned human rights ...
Social Justice Institute to co-sponsor conference on food, social justice issues
Case conference on food and social justice issues draws nation's leaders in urban farming movement The Plain Dealer: The Social Justice Institute will co-sponsor an event on campus in April bringing together local and national leaders in urban farming....
Design manager Chip Valleriano's new book celebrates architect's work
‘An unsung hero of architecture’: New book celebrates the work of William P. Ginther The Catholic Moment: In his recently released book, University Marketing and Communications design manager Chip Valleriano profiles the works of a prominent Akron architect who specialized in Catholic churches. “He...
Mandel School's Michael Schramm discusses adverse effects of Northeast Ohio's vacant homes
Cuyahoga County vacant homes peak at more than 26,000, despite drop in foreclosure rate NewsNet5: Cuyahoga County’s foreclosure rate continues to drop in Northeast Ohio, but the number of vacant homes continues to grow, according to recent data. "The suburbs hit the hardest by vacant homes are East...
St. Jude Medical Inc.'s did not achieve its goal with the heart plug, says neurology's Anthony Furlan
Heart-plug benefit questioned The Wall Street Journal: Later this year the FDA will evaluate a heart plug made by St. Jude Medical Inc. Results from a clinical study failed to show a statistically significant benefit of the heart plug in preventing strokes in young people. Anthony Furlan, professor...
Rate of hospitalization following colonoscopy with anesthesia studied by CWRU researchers
Colonoscopy may be overused in older adults, study finds Bloomberg Businessweek: In a study released yesterday, Case Western Reserve University researchers looked at the rate of hospitalization following colonoscopy with anesthesia. Their findings showed patients who had anesthesia were at a higher...
Physics' Mano Singham sounds off on the relationship between science and religion
Christian evangelical university in Rocklin to offer biology degree The Sacramento Bee: William Jessup University, a Christian evangelical university, will enter the science field this spring with a degree in biology. "The scientific community is pretty clear intelligent design isn't science," said...
Teen car crash must be teachable moment, says Daniel Flannery
Ohio crash cautionary tale for families with teens Associated Press: Six teenagers were killed in a car accident in Warren over the weekend. "Any time a tragedy like this occurs, while you don't want to go overboard on the sensationalism, it is a teachable moment. It has to be," said Dan Flannery, ...