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University's annual report, The Bigger Picture, nominated for eduStyle award; vote now
The eduStyle Higher-ed Web Awards nominees have been posted, and ӰƵ's The Bigger Picture is in contention for best annual report. To vote, visit http://bit.ly/ix5nXa, sign in, scroll to the bottom (or click on the best annual/community report anchor link at the top) and vote for…
Oracle Calendar to be discontinued, replaced with Google Calendar; Google training to be held
Oracle calendar will be discontinued July 31 and Google Calendar will become the university’s official calendaring system. To assist Oracle users as they transition to Google Calendar, Information Technology Services is providing deskside transition support and training. In addition, three Adobe…
FDA issues warning on three anemia drugs
Boston.com: After three drugs that have been widely used to treat anemia in kidney and cancer patients have proven dangerous, the FDA said doctors should consider avoiding medicines altogether. “This is a very big deal,” said Jay Wish, professor of medicine. “It’s going to hit the dialysis…
After inmate appears to struggle during Georgia execution, medical experts split on humaneness
Associated Press: Howard Nearman, chairman of the anesthesiology department at the School of Medicine, weighed in on whether an execution in Atlanta went awry when an inmate jerked his head throughout the procedure. “As he’s going to sleep, there could be many kinds of reactions. He could have had…
Shift workers struggle with getting sleep
The Plain Dealer: Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing assistant professor Elizabeth Click said that although research is being done to show the negative effects of shift work on sleep, it will take more than research to spur change in scheduling.
Mandel School professor Biegel travels to Taiwan to present on supported employment
Earlier this month, David E. Biegel, Henry Zucker Professor of Social Work Practice and professor of psychiatry and sociology, gave two presentations in Taiwan. The presentations were supported by a grant from the Taiwan National Research Council. He spoke on “Supported Employment: An…
Law professor Jonathan Adler recommends prize-based incentives to generate climate innovation
Could a multimillion-dollar prize spur the next big innovation in sustainable climate technology? School of Law professor Jonathan H. Adler thinks so. He recommends that some of the dollars earmarked for alternative energy research be shifted to prizes. Adler believes a clear need exists for new…
Weatherhead professor writes about medical marijuana business biases in Bloomberg Businessweek
Bloomberg Businessweek: Weatherhead professor Scott Shane authors an article about business bias and the medical marijuana industry.
Listen to the latest 'Off the Shelf' podcast with William Claspy and Molly Berger
The latest episode of William Claspy's "Off the Shelf" podcast features Molly Berger from the College of Arts and Sciences. Berger discusses her new book "Hotel Dreams: Luxury, Technology, and Urban Ambition in America, 1829-1929," which focuses on how luxury hotels in the 19th century have come to…
This week’s poll results are in; find out what format CWRU community members prefer for their summer reading
More than three-quarters of CWRU readers prefer bound pages for their summer reading, according to this week’s poll results. When asked "What format do you prefer your summer reading?" a whopping 79 percent responded with a traditional book preference. In second place were e-readers, with 19…