Walk into a store at the mall and you immediately notice: “Sale, Buy one get one, Deal of the week.” Without hesitation customers buy the products that appear to present a good purchase. The thrill...
To the editor,
As the former Executive Director of Case Western Reserve University’s alumni office and graduate of the university’s law school, I thank you for this opportunity to share some of...
One picture is of a group of students playing frisbee in the California sun on a lush green sent to political science professor Pete Moore by a colleague at University of Southern California (USC). He...
Standing on the corner of Coventry Road and Euclid Heights Blvd. on Friday, Sept. 18, a shuttle bus pulled up to the stoplight.
I stood on the side of the street, right over the red dot’s location...
To the editor,
Thanks for the editorial on the Linsalata alumni center last week. I, too, am less than thrilled by the idea of desirable space on Northside being slurped up for the occasional use of...
Adjectives such as abhorrent, appalling or disgraceful fail to give an accurate portrayal of what happened last week to Ahmed Mohamed.
If by some miracle, you were too busy studying this past week to...
In Ohio summer is construction season. It is hard to drive anywhere without encountering the reflective orange barrels that are now representative of warm weather to me. This is because since winter is...
During my first week at Case Western Reserve University, we played a game where each of us were made to pick a card, keep it turned away from us and walk around the room interacting with people. Additionally...
I don't know if there's something in the air or if it's just that time of year again, but I've started seeing an increase in posts on my Facebook feed making fun of millennials and their smartphones. I'm...
For those accustomed to smaller scale, single-teacher high school classes, the division of labor among the collegiate faculty teaching laboratory courses is strangely disconnecting. Freshmen and other...
