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Parr: The perks of being a non-STEM major

Parr: The perks of being a non-STEM major

Sarah Parr, Columnist September 16, 2016

“I’m majoring in biomedical engineering.” “I’m biology, possibly pre-med.” “I’m mech-E, pre-law.” If you haven’t heard these phrases at least a few (hundred) times in the last couple...

Studio-A-Rama rocks through the rain

Studio-A-Rama rocks through the rain

JP. O’Hagan, Staff Reporter September 16, 2016

In the normally quiet courtyard behind the Mather Memorial Building, music broke through the silence last Saturday night, Sept. 10. The 35th annual Studio-A-Rama brought hundreds of people to a hidden...

A City With No Future

Anmol Nigam, Photography Editor September 16, 2016

On the border of University Circle was once was a thriving city. Now, the City of East Cleveland is struggling to breathe. A drive down what was formerly known as “Millionaires’ Row” once brought...

Fourth-year runner Galen Caldwell pushing himself to the limit during a race last year.

New faces going faster

Veijay Raj, Web Editor September 2, 2016

Coming off top 10 finishes in the NCAA Division III Great Lakes Region, the women’s and men’s cross country teams have high expectations entering this season. Last season both teams were loaded with...

Kicking into overdrive

Eddie Kerekes, Sports Editor August 20, 2016

Even though the Spartans are losing both their top offensive weapon and starting goalkeeper from last year, there is hope that this year’s team will outperform the previous year’s squad. After facing...

Kicking it to the next level

Eddie Kerekes, Sports Editor August 20, 2016

The Spartans are going to have to deal with a few tough losses, and losing isn’t something the squad has dealt with much in the past few seasons. A successful 2015 season saw the Case Western Reserve...

Jawhari: Floss, Drugs and Cocoa Puffs

Sarah Jawhari, Columnist August 20, 2016

Patients lie. Some more than others. In 2008 a survey found that four in 10 patients stretched the truth when in the dental chair. Patients lie because they do not want to be judged, lectured or perceived...

Angela Love has worked for CWRU for two years and was recently hired to work in President Barbara R. Snyders house.

One housekeeper’s labor of love

Sruthi Meka, Staff Reporter September 4, 2015

“You get used to things, and I’ve been like that for a lot of my life,” said Angela Love. “Sometimes, you’ve got to take a leap of faith and try something different. You can’t get too comfortable...

Currently some gluten-free options are  available in separate fridges for students.

A closer look at dietary restrictions in CWRU’s dining halls

Aneeka Ayyar, Staff Reporter February 27, 2015
For students with dietary restrictions, the dining halls can be difficult to navigate. Check out your options here.

Tuition hikes frustrate, confuse students

Suneil Kamath, Staff Reporter February 20, 2015

As college tuition climbs across the country, some students are struggling to keep up. According to The College Board, tuition rates at United States universities have more than tripled over the past...

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