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USG Election Results

USG Election Results

April 12, 2013

Dan Gallo elected president, vice president of academic affairs race decided by 5 votes President Candidate Votes Percentage of votes Dan Gallo 474 34.3% Colin Williams 338 24.5% Matt...

Scenes from Greek Week

April 12, 2013

Fraternities, sororities compete in Greek sing  

Some students did not take to kindly to Marketing 304’s advertising campaign for American’s Natural Gas Alliance (AGNA). Many signs, like the one pictured above, posted by the class were covered over by those protesting AGNA’s message that natural gas is a clean energy source.

Corporate campaign sparks campus debate

Julia Bianco, Contributing Reporter April 12, 2013

Over the past few years, the debate about the legitimacy of natural gas as a clean, affordable energy source has spread across the country. Recently, the conversation has begun to circulate the Case Western...

Students rally downtown for immigration reform

Suneil Kamath, Civic Engagement Reporter April 12, 2013

Community members advocate for passage of the DREAM Act Though election season has come and gone, immigration reform continues to be a hot political topic. It’s a polarization: some Americans believe...

SLJC Spotlight on… Spartan Bhangra

Jenna Millemaci, Senior News Reporter April 12, 2013

Case Western Reserve University has taken on the festive world of traditional Indian cultural dance with a hint of modern flair. Since 2008, Spartan Bhangra has been revamping and revving up their game...

According to the Virginia Department for Agriculture and Consumer Services, People for the Ethical Treatment euthanizes over 1,500 animals a year. Pictured above is the organization’s headquarters.

Outside the Circle

Sarah Groft, National News Reporter April 12, 2013

PETA falls under scrutiny  People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) has more of a dark side to it than its members throwing paint at fur coats. The organization claims to protect animals...

Police Blotter: April 1 to April 9, 2013

April 12, 2013

April 1 - License plate taken off parked auto, Lot 46 April 5 - Motorcyclist arrested for driving while intoxicated, Juniper Road April 6 - Bicycle theft- Unsecured bike taken from bike room, North Residential...

USG presidential candidate Dan Gallo speaks during Wednesday’s debate with Colin Williams, Matt McKee and Taryn Fitch. Election day is quickly approaching with polls opening on Apr. 8.

Finance, advocacy dominate USG presidential debate

Noora Somersalo, Student Affairs Reporter April 5, 2013

The Undergraduate Student Government elections are quickly approaching, and the campaigns for executive positions are in full swing. On Wed., Apr. 3, dozens of students gathered in the Jolly Scholar at...

Cleveland National Air Show cancelled for 2013

Julia Bianco, Contributing Reporter April 5, 2013

While most of the debate may be in Washington, the effects of the Mar. 1 federal budget sequester are beginning to take hold locally. Cleveland city officials recently announced that this year’s Cleveland...

President Barack Obama plans to invest $100 million towards the Brain Research through Advancing Innovative Neurotechnologies (BRAIN), which aims to map the human brian. This project will allow researchers to develop new technologies, which hopes to open doors to understanding how the brain works.

Outside the Circle: 4/5

Sarah Groft, National News Reporter April 5, 2013

Obama invests in further neurotechnology research  On Tuesday, Apr. 2, President Barack Obama described his plan to invest $100 million towards the 2014 plan to map the human brain. According to Time...

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