The king of Euclid
Maria Fazal, Copy Editor
April 10, 2015
As I approach Officer Mark Chavis, I find myself having to wait in line. Chavis at his usual corner at the intersection of Adelbert Road and Euclid Avenue, is accompanied by a woman with a tight smile and clasped hands. After hearing words like “cancer” and “sister,” I decide to maintain a respectful...
CWRU Thoughts
Maria Fazal, Staff Reporter
November 14, 2014
Filed under Arts & Entertainment, Features
The Case Western Reserve University community is known for thinking beyond the possible. Each week, this column aims to capture a slice of campus life. Q: What's one way in which you guys feel you've become more connected with campus this year? A1: When I was a freshman, there were a lot of pe...
CWRU Thoughts
Maria Fazal, Staff Reporter
October 10, 2014
Filed under Arts & Entertainment, Features
The Case Western Reserve University community is known for thinking beyond the possible. Each week, this column aims to capture a slice of campus life. Q: What would you say is a flaw that has helped you throughout life? A: I'm not one of the most social people, but it gives me something to strive...
CWRU electrical supervisor retires after 47 years of service
Gabrielle Buffington, Staff Reporter
October 10, 2014
Forty-seven years ago, Dale Nenadal started work at the Case Institute of Technology and Western Reserve University as an electrical assistant. On Sept. 30, Nenadal retired after a long career of working in CWRU’s electrical services. Nenadal was just 19 years old when he started work here. During...
CWRU Thoughts
Maria Fazal, Staff Reporter
September 26, 2014
Filed under Arts & Entertainment, Features
The Case Western Reserve University community is known for thinking beyond the possible. Each week, this column aims to capture a slice of campus life. Q: What's something that's been bothering you about society lately? A: Honesty, the word "feminism" will always hold some stigma. Many people that...
