This week, the semiannual Humans vs. Zombies game at Case Western Reserve will begin. The game, a 24-hour, 10-day outdoor game of tag in the style of a Zombie Apocalypse, begins Oct. 3 and
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Women faculty: Learn to communicate with credibility during leadership development event
Women faculty: The Women Faculty Leadership Development Institute of the Flora Stone Mather Center for Women will host “Shameless Self-Promotion: Communicating with Credibility” Monday, Oct. 15. Christine Zust, the author of Everything I Do Positions
CWRU students, CIA grad demonstrate award-winning energy-saving app to DOE today
Two computer programmers and an artist from Cleveland will demonstrate their award-winning cell phone app—designed to save homeowners energy and money—to federal energy, science, and environmental officials and industry leaders in Washington Monday. Case Western
Learn from the chairman of the FDIC about their role in the financial crisis during Oct. 3 talk
On Oct. 3, the law school will present the Arthur W. Fiske Memorial Lecture, titled “The Role of the FDIC in the Financial Crisis.” Martin J. Gruenberg, acting chairman of the Federal Deposit Insurance
Bioethics’ Stuart Youngner co-edits book on Dutch practice of physician-assisted death
Stuart J. Youngner, the Susan E. Watson Professor and chair of the Department of Bioethics, recently co-edited a book on the practice of physician-assisted death in Amsterdam. The book, Physician-Assisted Death in Perspective: Assessing
Linda Ehrlich to lead discussion at Cleveland Cinematheque following Japanese film
Linda Ehrlich, associate professor of Japanese, will lead a discussion at the Cleveland Cinematheque Oct. 27, following the showing of the 1953 Japanese film Tokyo Story. The film, recently voted the greatest film of
Purchase CaseCash on bursar’s account by Thursday; later additions must go on credit cards
Students who wish to purchase CaseCash at caseonecard.com and bill their bursar’s account for Fall 2012 must do so before Thursday, Oct. 4, at 5 p.m. Additional CaseCash this semester can be purchased using a
Construction on Cedar–University rapid station to begin; traffic lane switch starts Oct. 4
Construction is beginning on the $18.5 million upgrade to the Cedar–University RTA rapid station. Beginning Oct. 4, traffic patterns near the station will significantly change. Cedar Avenue (westbound) will have three lanes maintained, but they
Do rising expectations create revolutions? Baker-Nord Center’s Oct. 9 talk explores idea
Headline news increasingly reports reactions to information gone viral. “Is There Revolutionary Potential in Rising Expectations?”—a talk by cultural anthropologist Arjun Appadurai, founder and president of Partners for Urban Knowledge Action and Research (PUKAR)
Law’s Jonathan Entin weighs in on appeals court case challenging DOMA
Defense of Marriage Act faces widow’s tax case appeal Bloomberg News: A U.S. appeals court in New York is set to consider arguments challenging the Defense of Marriage Act. “The main issues in these cases
