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April 18, 2011
Kelvin Smith Library Names Winners of Redesign Competition
The winning team's proposed floor plan. Kelvin Smith Library announced the winners of the student competition to redesign the first floor of the library. The team composed of Case Western Reserve University students Jack Brady and Sam Roberts and...
March 01, 2011
Kelvin and Eleanor Smith Foundation Commits $7 Million to Support University Center Project
The Kelvin and Eleanor Smith Foundation has made a $7 million commitment to Case Western Reserve University to support the university center project on campus. Board members of the Kelvin and Eleanor Smith Foundation (from left) Charles Bolton, J.T. Mullen,...
November 03, 2010
University Marketing and Communications Steps up to Wellness Challenge
University Marketing and Communications has joined the challenge. The divisions of Administration and Finance are beating a path to better fitness this month as they launch a 10,000 Step Challenge, but the friendly contest has an interloper. University Marketing...
October 06, 2010
LGBT Center Holds Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony over Alumni Weekend
A ribbon-cutting marked the opening Friday of the LGBT Center. An energetic crowd of students and other community members helped Case Western Reserve University celebrate the new Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender Center that opened on campus earlier this year....
August 20, 2010
Renovated Leutner Commons video link
August 12, 2010
$7-Million Renovation to Leutner Commons to "Wow" CWRU Students
When Case Western Reserve University students arrive on campus this fall and go for meals in the newly renovated Leutner Hall in the North Residential Village, they will find more than food made to order. Since October 2009, Leutner Hall has undergone a $7-million transformation with a building design by the Cleveland architects Burt-Hill and San Francisco-based interior designers EDG. Now, the facility has banks of windows on the western and southern exposures that reveal flexible new spaces dedicated to dining, studying, academic and social gatherings and more. The interior is infused with the ambience of earth and sun colors and materials in the environmentally friendly building.
June 15, 2010
Social Worker Receives President's Award for Distinguished Service
Jane Daroff, a social worker with University Counseling Services, is a recipient of the President's Award for Distinguished Service.
January 14, 2010
Campus Community Can Play Pivotal Role in Reducing Waste, Recycling More
The Case Western Reserve University community is being encouraged to "use less and recycle the rest." That's the theme for RecycleMania, an annual nationwide competition among colleges and universities. The 10-week event pits schools against each other to see which ones can motivate their campus communities to adopt and increase sustainable practices. Case Western Reserve will kick off the competition with an event from noon to 1:30 p.m., Friday, Jan. 15, in the Thwing Center atrium. The overall competition is from January 17 through March 27. The event will feature sustainability information, as well as free giveaways and food.
December 17, 2009
Sustainability Fellow Recognized for Efforts
Case Western Reserve University's Sustainability Fellow was recently recognized for her efforts by a Northeast Ohio organization focused on best practices in the sustainability field.
December 11, 2009
Two Alumni Compete on Reality Program Showcasing Cleveland
Viewers have dozens of reality programs to choose from on television and on the Web. However, one of the newest reality shows shines the spotlight on the positive aspects of Cleveland. And two of the contestants championing all of the great things about Cleveland are Case Western Reserve University alumni.
December 04, 2009
Light Year is Newest Work in Putnam Sculpture Collection
Harvey Buchanan, Case Western Reserve University art historian and director of the John and Mildred Putnam Sculpture collection was "bowled over" when he saw the sculpture of Ronald Bladen (1918-1988) during an exhibition last year of the artist's work at the Jacobson Howard Gallery in New York City. Bladen's Light Year is the 45th work in the Putnam Sculpture Collection.
October 30, 2009
Case Western Reserve University Named as a Top 10 "Best Neighbor" University
Case Western Reserve University is in the Top 10 of "Saviors of Our Cities: A Survey of Best Neighbor College and University Civic Partnerships."
October 29, 2009
Two Honored as 2009 Alumni Award Winners
May L. Wykle, the Marvin E. and Ruth Durr Denekas Professor and dean of the Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing, and Lee Ponsky, assistant professor of urology at the School of Medicine, were presented with alumni awards during Alumni Weekend and Homecoming 2009. In addition to the alumni award winners, a variety of events were held in celebration of Alumni Weekend and Homecoming. Watch a video featuring highlights from the weekend celebration.
October 28, 2009
Leutner Dining Commons Renovation Project to Result in More Open Space, Flexibility
In partnership with Bon Appétit Management Company, Case Western Reserve University's food service provider, a complete renovation of the existing north campus dining facility, Leutner Commons, began this week.
September 09, 2009
Importance of Fire Safety Stressed During Campus Safety Awareness Month
Campus Safety Awareness Month continues at Case Western Reserve University with an emphasis on fire safety and prevention. Campus community members can find out more during a Campus Safety Fair from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., Thursday, September 10, in the Thwing Center atrium.
September 03, 2009
Case Western Reserve University Ranks in Top 15
of Washington Monthly College Rankings
Washington Monthly ranks Case Western Reserve University in the top six percent of U.S. national universities in its 2009 College Rankings edition. Out of 258 schools rated, Case Western Reserve is listed at number 15, the top Ohio school represented...
August 28, 2009
Campus Community Encouraged to Participate in Campus Safety Month Initiative
September is National Campus Safety Month, Campus Fire Safety Month and Disaster Preparedness Month. Case Western Reserve University will mark all three campaigns by observing the inaugural Safety Awareness Month.
August 25, 2009
First-year Class Brings Wealth of Knowledge, Unique Experiences
There are 982 first-year students in the Class of 2013 at Case Western Reserve University. They come from 41 states and 13 foreign countries. Their average SAT (Critical Reading plus Math) is 1329, 20 points higher than a year ago. And they bring a unique set of talents and experiences.
July 30, 2009
ITS Puts Customer Service Front and Center with New Unit
Case Western Reserve University's Information Technology Services (ITS) department is re-emphasizing its commitment to customer service with the creation of a new unit.
July 13, 2009
Campus Community Could Help Build a School, One Penny at a Time
Pennies for Peace jars will appear around campus in the next weeks, and the campus community is being asked to drop in some extra change. The coins collectively will aid the humanitarian work of Fall Convocation speaker Greg Mortenson. He is the author of this year's Common Reading book, Three Cups of Tea, and co-founder of the philanthropic organization, Central Asia Initiative.
June 24, 2009
School of Law Hosts Stephanie Tubbs Jones Summer Legal Academy
High School students interested in law careers are getting a head start as part of the 5th Annual Stephanie Tubbs Jones Summer Legal Academy. The program, hosted by the Case Western Reserve University School of Law, runs through Friday, June 26.
June 18, 2009
Donald Chenelle Receives
President's Award for Distinguished Service
Donald Chenelle is a recipient of the President's Award for Distinguished Service. For more than 35 years, he has helped undergraduate students find ways to pay for their education at Case Western Reserve University.
June 17, 2009
Denise Douglas Receives President's Award for Distinguished Service
Denise Douglas is a recipient of the President's Award for Distinguished Service. She makes it a point to serve as a mentor to young women and students in the campus community.
June 12, 2009
More Than 100 Honored During Annual Staff Service Awards Brunch
Case Western Reserve University recently honored more than 100 staff members for their long-term years of service. Those who have been with the university for 10, 25, 35, and 45 years received certificates, as well as special gifts or proclamations during Wednesday's Staff Service Awards Brunch.
June 11, 2009
University Historian Retires After 41 Years of Service
Richard Baznik, Case Western Reserve University's designated historian, will retire at the end of the month after 41 years on campus.
June 08, 2009
Case Western Reserve University Receives $5 Million
from Chairman of the Board of Trustees, Charles "Bud" Koch
Charles "Bud" Koch, chair of Case Western Reserve University Board of Trustees, and his wife, Katie, have made a $5 million commitment to the university. Their gift will support a capital project to enhance the student and campus experience.
June 03, 2009
Campus Community Invited to Attend Summer Barbecues, Shop Farmer's Market
In a nod to the fun and casual days of summer, Case Western Reserve University community members will have an opportunity to eat or purchase their meals, fruits and vegetables in a more festive environment. That's because Summer Barbecues will return starting Wednesday, June 10, and a farmer's market will be up and running beginning Friday, June 5.
May 14, 2009
New Associate Provost for International Affairs Named
Case Western Reserve University announced this week the appointment of David Fleshler to the new position of associate provost for international affairs. The appointment represents a major step in fulfilling the goal of advancing international programs as outlined in the university's strategic plan.
April 24, 2009
Hudson Relays, Unveiling of Doc Oc Statue, Springfest Happening this Weekend
The 2009 Hudson Relays will be celebrated on campus this weekend. The 26-mile relay footrace commemorates Western Reserve College's 1882 move from Hudson, Ohio, to University Circle. The race begins at 10:15 a.m., Saturday, April 25, but several events are planned throughout the weekend.
April 22, 2009
Dozens of High School Students to Spend Time on Campus Gaining Exposure to Health Careers, College Life
Several schools and departments at Case Western Reserve University will collaborate to help 40 Cleveland and East Cleveland high school students gain exposure to health careers and campus life.
April 10, 2009
Campus Community Invited to LEED Certification Celebration Monday, April 13
Case Western Reserve University is celebrating the fact it has the first Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) certified buildings in University Circle with an awards ceremony and outdoor festivities from noon to 2 p.m., Monday, April 13, at the Village at 115. The celebration will take place in a tent between Starbucks and House 4.
April 07, 2009
University's Second Annual Relay For Life Set for April 17 and 18
Relay For Life will begin at 6 p.m., Friday, April 17, and run through noon, Saturday, April 18, at Case Field, located in the heart of the North Residential Village.
March 25, 2009
Case Western Reserve to Host Nonprofit Career Fair for Campus, General Public on April 8
People thinking about careers in the nonprofit industry are invited to attend the Idealist.org Nonprofit Career Fair on Wednesday, April 8, at Thwing Center.
March 23, 2009
Three Cups of Tea Selected as Common Reading Choice for New Students at Case Western Reserve University
Three Cups of Tea, this year's Common Reading selection for new students, chronicles how mountain climber Greg Mortenson has changed the lives of 28,000 school children (of which 18,000 are girls) in his quest to bring education to Pakistan's and Afghanistan's rural villages. He has established more than 78 schools and vocational centers in areas strife with political discord. The campus community will have the opportunity to hear his first-hand account when he delivers the keynote address for Convocation at 4:30 p.m., Wednesday, August 26, in Severance Hall.
March 02, 2009
Former Surgeon General, Case Western Reserve Alumnus to Deliver Commencement Speech
As a Case Western Reserve University alumnus, 16th Surgeon General David Satcher will return to his alma mater to inspire a new class of graduates when he delivers the 2009 Commencement speech at 9:30 a.m., Sunday, May 17, in Veale Convocation, Athletic and Recreation Center on the Case Western Reserve campus.
February 25, 2009
Student Keeps Busy with Music, Medicine and a New Business Venture
At Case Western Reserve University, John Knific, a biology major, has found a way to combine his love of science with his love for music.
February 24, 2009
Toni Morrison Read-In Scheduled for Wednesday on Campus
Marilyn Sanders Mobley, a Toni Morrison scholar, will lead the Case Western Reserve University community in a "Toni Morrison Read-In" from noon to 1 p.m., Wednesday, Feb. 25, in Clark Hall, Room 206.
February 05, 2009
Deadline to Change Campus Network Passwords is Approaching
February 12 marks the 200th birthday of Abraham Lincoln. In keeping with a birthday theme, it's also the day all passwords more than a year old will expire for network users at Case Western Reserve University.
February 04, 2009
Local Couple Donates $7.5 Million to Weatherhead School of Management
Case Western Reserve University announces a $7.5 million commitment from Fairmount Minerals President and CEO, Charles D. Fowler '90 and his wife, Charlotte, to support Sustainable Enterprise initiatives at the Weatherhead School of Management. This gift will add significantly to the university's ongoing efforts in Sustainable Business and Social Entrepreneurship. Mr. Fowler is a graduate of the Weatherhead Executive MBA program and a member of Case's Board of Trustees.
January 21, 2009
Staff Member Celebrates 45 Years of Employment
When Mary Lou Cantini began working as a secretary at the Case Institute of Technology, it was supposed to be a temporary situation. Her plan was to save money for her young family by working a few years before staying home full time with her children. Even the most thought-out plans change. Yesterday, she celebrated 45 years of employment with the university at a surprise party hosted by her colleagues and friends.
January 15, 2009
Campus Community Encouraged to Do Some "Trash Talking" in Nationwide Recyclemania Competition
Case Western Reserve University is "throwing down" by not throwing away, but by recycling and reducing waste as it enters RecycleMania for the first time. The annual friendly nationwide competition between colleges and universities begins Sunday, January 18, and runs through Saturday, March 28.
January 13, 2009
Village at 115 Earns LEED Silver Certification
Case Western Reserve University has been awarded a Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Silver rating for the entire Village at 115residence hall complex. The U.S. Green Building Council awards LEED ratings for buildings that are considered to be the most "green," energy efficient and high performing.
January 09, 2009
Case Western Reserve University Named "Best Buy" in Kiplinger's
Kiplinger's Personal Finance magazine has again ranked Case Western Reserve University a best value among private universities in the United States.
December 15, 2008
Case Western Reserve Improves Campus Climate for Women; Many Academic Environments Not as Supportive of Wives, Mothers
While academia in general applauds what's been coined as "daddy privilege," Robert Drago, lead researcher of a study on the work-life issues faced by female faculty members, said he found that women report removing wedding rings and covering up other evidence of their marital status during job interviews at universities. They also hide that they are mothers, he said. Drago, the author of Striking a Balance: Work, Family, Life and three related books, gave the keynote lecture at Case Western Reserve University's 5th Annual Provost's Leadership Retreat hosted by President Barbara Snyder and Provost W. A. "Bud" Baeslack.
November 25, 2008
Case Western Reserve Offers New Adobe Web Conferencing Platform Designed to Connect Community Members
Adobe Acrobat Connect Pro, now available to the campus community, is a web platform designed to connect the campus community.
November 18, 2008
Saturday Tutoring Program at the Church of the Covenant Receives Community Outreach Grant
A Community Outreach Program Grant from Case Western Reserve University will allow the Saturday Tutoring Program at the Church of the Covenant to take over 100 students on two local field trips.
November 13, 2008
Case Western Reserve University's Alumni House receives 2008 Ohio Historic Preservation Merit Award
The Ohio Historical Society presented Case Western Reserve University, Richard L. Bowen + Associates and Marous Brothers Construction its 2008 Ohio Historic Preservation Office Award of Merit for the rehabilitation and adaptive use of the 1911 Chamberlain House, at 11310 Juniper Rd. in Cleveland. It is now the Case Western Reserve University Alumni House.
October 28, 2008
Seinfeld Campus Bus Tour to visit campus October 29
A full decade after Jerry, George, Elaine and Kramer ended their run on of the most successful shows in television history, Seinfeld is back- in the form of 60-foot long bio-diesel fueled bus. As part of its nationwide trek, the Seinfeld Campus Tour is coming to Case Western Reserve University Wednesday, October 29.
October 20, 2008
Case Western Reserve University eliminates $20 million deficit
President Barbara R. Snyder announced today that Case Western Reserve University completed the 2008 Fiscal Year with a budget surplus of $127,000, a sharp turnaround from the previous year's $20 million deficit.
October 17, 2008
Case Western Reserve University's farm is getting a little greener
Case Western Reserve University's Squire Valleevue Farm in Hunting Valley may be green, but if the university finds it feasible, the 389-acre farm will become even greener with the installation of an energy-generating wind turbine. If implemented, the wind turbine would showcase alternative energy and yield significant economic, environmental, research and educational benefits for Case Western Reserve students and faculty.
October 09, 2008
Case Western Reserve University wins Northeast Ohio Environmental Award
Case Western Reserve University's sustainability efforts have earned the institution a Northeast Ohio Environmental Award.
Mildred Putnam Sculpture Garden dedication set for October 10
A dedication ceremony will take place Friday, October 10, at 4:30 p.m. to officially open the Mildred Putnam Sculpture Garden at East 118th Street and Euclid Avenue. The event is open to the public.
October 01, 2008
Case Western Reserve University's Eldred Theater opens drama series with The Firebugs
Case Western Reserve University's Eldred Theater opens its 2008-09 drama series with The Firebugs, a darkly humorous satire written by Swiss playwright Max Frisch, with translation by Mordecai Gorelik.
September 26, 2008
Bon Appétit issues "Eat Local Challenge" to Case Western Reserve on September 30
Does it matter if food has to travel far to arrive at its destination? Bon Appetit Management Company thinks so. That's why the company--which provides food and dining services at Case Western Reserve University--is issuing its fourth annual "Eat Local Challenge" on Tuesday, September 30. The day will feature a special lunch prepared completely from ingredients from within a 150-mile radius of the university
September 24, 2008
Case Western Reserve to Bring Happiness to Students, Faculty and Staff as Part of Wellness Week
The founding of the United States centered around the principles of individual freedom and the pursuit of what is a much misunderstood notion of happiness. Corey Keyes will talk about this American birthright and the fundamentals of a positive approach to mental health at 12:30 p.m. , Friday, September 26, on the Kelvin Smith Library oval.
September 15, 2008
Video archive on Case Western Reserve's YouTube channel continues growing
Although Case Western Reserve University's YouTube channel is still in its infancy, there are already over 200 videos available for viewing. With a unique playlist of news, events, lectures and special interest videos as well as plans for several full course offerings there is something of interest for everyone in the campus community. The channel is officially launching this fall, and there are now opportunities to subscribe to feeds as well as upload video collections.
August 21, 2008
Incoming students' first assignment: Delving into Charles Darwin as part of the 2008 Common Reading
As the Case Western Reserve University Class of 2012 make their way to campus this fall, most of them will have already completed their first assignment: The reading of The Reluctant Mr. Darwin: An Intimate Portrait of Charles Darwin and the Making of His Theory of Evolution by David Quammen.
August 14, 2008
Annual Fall Convocation to kickoff school year, Darwin celebration
Case Western Reserve University officially opens each academic year with its Annual Fall Convocation; this year the tradition will double as the launch of the university's 2008-2009 Year of Darwin and Evolution.
August 07, 2008
The Top 29 tips to maximizing a healthy college experience
Experts at Case Western Reserve University have assembled their top tips for students--new and returning--to overcome challenges and make their college experience all it can be.
August 04, 2008
Seven proposals from Case Western Reserve collaborators receive 2008 Presidential Research Initiative Grants
Seven research projects representing several academic disciplines received 2008 Presidential Research Initiative (PRI) grants this year, totaling $519,000 in funding.
July 23, 2008
Spartan Football welcomes 28 new players
The Case Western Reserve University football office recently announced its class of 2012. The list of 28 incoming freshman includes an overwhelming amount of student-athletes from Ohio.
July 16, 2008
Three separate polls rank Case Western Reserve football team in Top 20
The 2008 college football season is still a couple of months away, but the Case Western Reserve University football program is already making headlines by ranking in several top sporting polls.
July 07, 2008
First-year students come to campus, will be wannabe rock stars during Orientation 2008
More than 1,050 first-year undergraduate students and their parents from across the country will begin their descent on Case Western Reserve University this week for the start of Orientation 2008.
June 17, 2008
USG to fund campus community projects to improve student life
Case Western Reserve University's Undergraduate Student Government (USG) is offering every member of the campus community an opportunity to apply for up to $15,000 to fund any project that will "profoundly impact" student life.
June 04, 2008
Trustee Gift Helps To Enhance Veale Weight Room
Case Western Reserve University's Department of Physical Education and Athletics has completed significant upgrades to the Veale Center weight room—made possible by a gift from the university's trustees.
May 28, 2008
Special first editions and rare works highlight 62nd Annual Book Sale at Case Western Reserve
Thanks once again to a bevy of donations, literary treasure seekers will have over 60,000 books to choose from at the 62nd Annual Book Sale at Case Western Reserve University's Adelbert Gymnasium.
May 20, 2008
Coalition launches Greater Circle Living
A coalition of philanthropic, public and private partners today launched a $4 million housing incentive program to stimulate investment in and revitalization of Greater University Circle neighborhoods. The forgivable loan program targets an estimated 43,000 people who work in Greater University Circle and may consider buying homes there.
May 16, 2008
Case Western Reserve's 2008 commencement ceremonies to feature live-blogging from Craig Newmark
When Case Western Reserve University alumnus Craig Newmark delivers the keynote address during the 2008 commencement ceremonies on May 18, he will literally be connected with graduates, their families and a global audience. That's because Newmark plans to blog during his speech.
May 06, 2008
Student Turning Point Society selects new members, looks ahead to fostering additional campus relationships
During a recent weekend brunch, Case Western Reserve University's Student Turning Point Society (STPS) welcomed 17 new members who will serve as ambassadors to share the spirit of Case Western Reserve with alumni, donors, and friends.
March 18, 2008
Case Western Reserve University at forefront of sexual conduct awareness
April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month, but Case Western Reserve University's Task Force on Sexual Conduct works to raise campus consciousness about sexual violence throughout the year.
March 06, 2008
Craig Newmark, founder of craigslist, to deliver Case Western Reserve University's commencement address
Craig Newmark, founder and customer service representative of the Internet classified ad giant craigslist.org and a double alumnus of Case Western Reserve University, will deliver the keynote address at its commencement ceremonies, Sunday, May 18, at 9:30 a.m. in the Veale Athletic and Recreation Center.
March 03, 2008
Case Greek Life takes home top awards at conference
Case Western Reserve University's Panhellenic Council (Panhel) and Interfraternity Congress (IFC) were recognized as the best councils in their respective divisions at the recent Mid-American Greek Council Association (MGCA) Conference in Chicago.
February 18, 2008
Black box brings attention to energy usage on campus
The university's sustainability office and deltaE, an undergraduate club aimed at making positive changes in campus energy consumption, recently constructed a project that demonstrates just how much energy one small item consumes.
February 01, 2008
President Snyder proclaims Women's Heart Health Month
Case Western Reserve University President Barbara R. Snyder, dressed in a red jacket, signed a proclamation today designating February as "Women's Heart Health Month" on campus.
Summer reading selection, convocation speaker reflect campus Darwin celebration
Case Western Reserve University's common reading selection -- and its annual Fall Convocation speaker -- for 2008 will help kick off the university's yearlong celebration of Charles Darwin.
January 29, 2008
Case Western Reserve University, industry partner to debut break-through mobile technology
Beginning February 1, students, faculty and staff at Case Western Reserve's Cleveland, Ohio, campus will be participating in the nation's first trial of "2D codes" -- commonly referred to as "QR Codes" -- by bringing the cell phone technology to campus.
January 28, 2008
Mather Dance Center turns 100, plans celebration February 4-10
For 100 years, the sounds of dancing feet have echoed across the floors of Case Western Reserve University's Mather Dance Center (formerly the Mather Gymnasium of the former Flora Stone Mather College for Women). The building's centennial anniversary will be celebrated February 4-10 with the return of notable alumni to participate in dance concerts, master classes, workshops, seminars, galas and more.
January 25, 2008
Kenneth Basch led Case Western Reserve campus growth, to pursue opportunity at Wake Forest
Kenneth A. Basch, who has led Case Western Reserve University through one of its greatest periods of campus growth, is taking on a new challenge—at Wake Forest University in Winston-Salem, N.C.
January 09, 2008
Case Western Reserve's Ashley Horton holds court
Senior Ashley Horton wants to go to law school and eventually become a lawyer after she graduates from Case Western Reserve University in the spring, but for now, the only court she's focused on is the one in Horsburgh Gym where she's been dropping the gavel on opponents all season long.
December 10, 2007
University conducts successful crisis training, limited test of emergency alert system
About 200 students; police, paramedic and fire personnel; and other Case Western Reserve University, University Circle and City of Cleveland safety staff converged on Adelbert Gym this past weekend to conduct a simulated large-scale disaster drill -- the university's first mass casualty incident training
December 05, 2007
Disaster simulation helps prepare Case Western Reserve EMS squad
The Case Western Reserve University community will take part in its first mass casualty incident drill at 8 a.m., Saturday, December 8, organized by the student-led Case Emergency Medical Services (EMS).
December 03, 2007
The Moon is the limit for Case Western Reserve basketball player Mason Conrad
Returning to the moon is an important component of the vision for space exploration in the United States and Case Western Reserve University men's basketball player Mason Conrad helped it get a little closer to that goal through a recent internship with NASA.
November 20, 2007
Mesoamerican figure inspires David Deming's abstract sculpture Inner Circle for Case Western Reserve University
Case Western Reserve University recently celebrated the dedication of Inner Circle, a sculpture by internationally recognized artist David Deming, president and CEO of the Cleveland Institute of Art (CIA).
November 01, 2007
Spartan football ranked 21st, continues magic carpet ride
The 2007 NCAA playoffs don't begin until November 17, but the Case Western Reserve University football team has treated every Saturday this fall like the postseason because it will likely take the Spartans a perfect 10-0 record to make their first trip.
October 19, 2007
Case Western Reserve University's undergraduate curriculum sharpens students' communications skills, prepares them for future challenges
Case Western Reserve University's Seminar Approach to General Education and Scholarship (SAGES) is one of 13 college programs featured in a recent report celebrating innovative teaching approaches in higher education.
October 04, 2007
Eastwood receives first Distinguished Alumni Award
Yesterday, during the Grand Class Alumni Luncheon, the Distinguished Alumni Selection Committee recognized Gregory L. Eastwood (MED '66) -- citing his purposeful re-envisioning of the university during his brief tenure as interim president -- as the first recipient of the Case Western Reserve University Distinguished Alumni Award.
New Spartan Mascot enjoys role as student ambassador
Charles "Chuck" Becker embodies the concept of team spirit. When the call went out last spring for a 2007-2008 Spartan mascot, he applied for and earned the position.
New Spartan Mascot enjoys role as student ambassador
Charles "Chuck" Becker embodies the concept of team spirit. When the call went out last spring for a 2007-2008 Spartan mascot, he applied for and earned the position.
New Spartan Mascot enjoys role as student ambassador
Charles "Chuck" Becker embodies the concept of team spirit. When the call went out last spring for a 2007-2008 Spartan mascot, he applied for and earned the position.
October 03, 2007
Full house expected for second annual GospelFest concert celebration October 7 at Cleveland Museum of Natural History
A packed house of more than 600 is expected when Case Western Reserve University hosts the second annual GospelFest Concert Celebration on Sunday, October 7, at the Cleveland Museum of Natural History, 1 Wade Oval Drive. A pre-concert reception will take place at 5:30 p.m., followed by the concert at 6 p.m.
Case Western Reserve places on Honor Roll of new online LGBT index
Case Western Reserve University has received three out of five stars on a new national LGBT–Friendly Campus Climate Index, earning a place on the Honor Roll.
October 02, 2007
Marixa Lasso's visa problems over
Stranded in Panama since July, Marixa Lasso, assistant professor of history at Case Western Reserve University, got word that her visa problems have ended.
September 21, 2007
Alumni Weekend and Homecoming: A time for all
Alumni Weekend and Homecoming 2007 is not just for graduates of Case Western Reserve University. Alumni and the entire campus community are invited to take part in a host of activities designed to generate unity, enthusiasm and pride among all university constituents.
September 19, 2007
Phi Kappa Tau's Alpha Delta Chapter earns national awards
Several brothers from Phi Kappa Tau's Case Western Reserve University chapter, Alpha Delta, experienced an exciting summer.
September 15, 2007
New Warn System
Test Entry Status: Normal In the event of a campus emergency, this box would be replaced by a red box indicating the nature of the emergency and instructions on how to proceed. In the event of a school closure—due to...
September 11, 2007
Case TV Launches Version 2.0, Campus Community Can Upload Own Videos
Case TV, the archive for streaming the university's video assets, has launched Version 2.0, which allows the campus community to upload their own videos.
September 04, 2007
Case for Community Day Registration Now Live
Registration is now open for Case for Community Day, the university's annual day of service.
August 13, 2007
Weatherhead School at Case Western Reserve University earns second place in national campus greening program
The Weatherhead School of Management at Case Western Reserve University pulled ahead of dozens of other competitors to take second place in the Net Impact Green Challenge 2007.
August 07, 2007
Case Western Reserve University students explore campus using latest cell phone technology
The traditional scavenger hunt during Case Western Reserve University's new student orientation has taken a high-tech turn. Using cell phones equipped to scan special bar codes, students can gather clues and information about campus facilities and landmarks.
July 19, 2007
Village at 115 earns high marks for 'best practices' in design, planning
Case Western Reserve University's Village at 115 continues to draw accolades. And not just from the undergraduate students who live in the two-year-old residential housing complex on the northeast end of campus. The Society for College and University Planning or SCUP has awarded the university and its architect and design planner, Goody Clancy of Boston, its 2007 Honor Award for Excellence in Planning for a District or Campus Component.
June 13, 2007
College 360 helps students learn, play, explore and work
How to attract 18- to 24-year-olds to colleges and universities in Northeast Ohio, then provide them with meaningful employment upon graduation is an ongoing challenge for educators and business leaders alike.
May 29, 2007
Case is building a dynamic community one partnership at a time
Did you know that Case Western Reserve University has nearly 600 local, regional, national and international community partnerships?
May 25, 2007
A House All Alumni Can Call Home
Most houses are places that families call home. The house at 11310 Juniper Drive is no different. Soon, it also will be a place for a family. However, instead of a few relatives, thousands of Case Western Reserve University alumni will be able to refer to The Alumni House as their home on the university's campus
May 23, 2007
Nation of Secrets goes on sale to public at Case book sale
Known for its selection of rare and used books, the 61st Annual Case Western Reserve University Book Sale will have something new this year by offering "Nation of Secrets: The Threat to Democracy and the American Way of Life" from award-winning and best-selling author and journalist Ted Gup on opening day of the sale.
May 08, 2007
Four to Receive Honorary Degrees During May 20 Commencement
A pioneer in nonprofit organization advocacy, a pediatrician, a children's book author, and an educator and researcher will receive honorary degrees during Case Western Reserve University's 2007 commencement convocation on May 20. The ceremony begins at 9:30 a.m. in the university's Veale Center.
May 03, 2007
Case Western Reserve University creates diversity statement
In his August 2006 statement "Diversity at Case Western Reserve University: A Personal Declaration," Interim President Gregory L. Eastwood, M.D., said: "We seek to establish a diverse, inclusive and respectful environment at Case Western Reserve University and in all interactions outside the university.
April 25, 2007
Lewandowski's legacy lives on in new Case ballpark
Growing up in Slavic Village on Cleveland's southeast side, Norbert "Nobby" Lewandowski worked hard on being the fastest runner, being able to hit the ball the furthest, and throw the ball the hardest.
April 20, 2007
High school students experience Case through the virtual world of Second Life
Case Western Reserve University is embarking on an innovative initiative to attract prospective students using the 3D digital world known as Second Life. While other colleges and universities are using Second Life for academic purposes, Case may be the first university in the country to use it to recruit high school students as well.
April 19, 2007
Case students, community show support for Virginia Tech
On Friday, April 20, dozens of Case Western Reserve University students and other members of the campus community became honorary "Hokies" in spirit. They wore maroon and orange -- the Virginia Tech school colors -- in a show of solidarity and support. To remember and honor fellow students, faculty, staff and administrators who lost their lives or were injured at Virginia Tech earlier this week, several of Case Western Reserve's student organizations joined together to create a large "card" and a campus photo.
April 13, 2007
Case Western Reserve University's Greek Life receives high honors from national organization
Case Western Reserve University's "best kept secret" is out: the university's Greek Life community is tops, and it recently received high honors from a national organization.
April 12, 2007
Move over YouTube; Case TV to showcase the university's talent, intellectual property
Forget YouTube. Soon, the campus community will be able to upload their own videos and short clips to the newly launched Case TV.
April 10, 2007
Information Society—Case's 2007 Humanities Week Is April 15-20
Baker-Nord Center for the Humanities at Case Western Reserve University will culminate a yearlong examination of the meaning of information in our society with the 2007 Humanities Week celebration called "Information Society," April 15-20.
April 04, 2007
Case leads community health initiative with installation of portable defibrillators
A Case Western Reserve University community member is walking around campus when he suddenly passes out. His breathing is shallow and he clutches his chest. He appears to be in the middle of cardiac arrest--a heart attack. If this scenario had taken place last year, passerby would have to anxiously await an emergency response team to assist the victim. Now, campus members can possibly save a life while waiting for help to arrive.
March 01, 2007
Richard Lederer, author of Anguished English series, to deliver May 20 commencement address
Richard Lederer, author of more than 30 books about language and humor—including the best-selling Anguished English series—will deliver the keynote address at Case Western Reserve University's commencement ceremony on May 20 at the Veale Convocation Center, 2128 Adelbert Road.
January 25, 2007
Film Society offers variety of films during two major events
Last weekend, science fiction fans unrolled their sleeping bags and settled in for the 32nd Annual Science Fiction Marathon, sponsored by the Case Western Reserve University Film Society. Over a dozen films--ranging from "Dr. Cyclops" to "Innerspace"--took center stage at Strosacker Auditorium January 19 and 20.
December 15, 2006
Trustees announce Barbara Snyder as university president
The Case Western Reserve University Board of Trustees in a unanimous vote has elected Barbara R. Snyder as the next president of Case Western Reserve University. Snyder, who began her academic career in higher education in the Case Western Reserve University School of Law, currently serves as the executive vice president and provost of The Ohio State University.
December 11, 2006
Case athletes get good advice from good people
The myth that students don't like their teachers is just that. In fact, Case Western Reserve University student-athletes welcomed a select few of its national renowned faculty to their team this year and the rookies are good! The Athletic Department unveiled a Faculty/Staff Advisory program this fall, which is aimed at enhancing the overall experience for Case athletes on the playing field and in the classroom.
November 30, 2006
Case Western Reserve University noted for comprehensive health benefits plan offered to postdoc researchers
Case Western Reserve University's health benefits program for postdoctoral researchers was recently recognized by two organizations as a successful program other institutions could look to.
November 01, 2006
Village at 115 project earns two awards for American Artstone
Case Western Reserve University's Village at 115 netted two awards for American Artstone, an architectural precast and cast stone manufacturer. American Artstone won the 2006 Cast Stone Institute Excellence in Commercial Design and the 2006 Cast Stone Institute Excellence in...
May 03, 2006
Strike up the music, bring in the bands
Case College Scholars showcases local high school musicians in project Musicians from three area high schools will perform in the concert, "Case for Music," organized by Case Western Reserve University College Scholars Student James Carlson from Munroe Falls, Ohio. As...
April 03, 2006
University narrowing list of developers for arts and retail district
Three development teams to be asked to submit final proposals Case's plans for developing an arts and entertainment district in the Ford-Euclid-Mayfield area have taken a step closer to reality, now that the university has identified potential developers for the...
March 13, 2006
Talk show host, civil rights activist Judge Greg Mathis to speak at Unity Banquet
Mathis will help Case recognize outstanding students at March 31 program Popular talk show host and civil rights activist Greg Mathis will help Case's Office of Multicultural Affairs (OMA) acknowledge outstanding students during the 16th Annual Unity Banquet &...
March 03, 2006
Case Greek Life Takes Home Top Awards at Conference
On February 16-19, four members of the Panhellenic Council and four members of the Interfraternity Congress, accompanied by Wes Schaub, Director of Greek Life, and Melissa Krueger, Coordinator for Greek Programs, traveled to Chicago for the Mid-American Greek Council...
December 19, 2005
MOCA Cleveland announces Gund Foundation grant & capital campaign for relocation
The Museum of Contemporary Art Cleveland (MOCA) today announced that it has received a $2.1 million grant from the George Gund Foundation to help fund a capital campaign to build a new museum as part of Case Western Reserve...


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Hostyle Youth Conditioning – Teaching the Kettlebell Swing and Hip Mobility
The kettlebell swing is one of my favorite go-to exercises for teaching younger athletes how to hinge from the hips and develop that explosive power necessary for all sporting activities. In order to utilize the hips effectively an athlete must first recognize that the hips are where all of your power comes from and in order to harness that power they have to be able to engage their glutes, hamstrings and adductors to drive their movements. This is the basic[…]Read More »

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Nothing screams SOUTHERN! and SUMMER! louder than a fresh baked tomato pie. Whether you grow your own, have good friends that like to share their harvest, or enjoy trips to the Farmer's Market – a great tomato pie recipe should be in your repertoire. Ironically, after my mom brought over these about-to-burst-from-ripe-juicy-goodness tomatoes, I realized I didn't have a tomato pie recipe….because I had never actually made a tomato pie.
So I go where any searching chef (ok, so I'm not a chef, I'm a home cook…but I like the alliteration, so I'm rolling with it) goes for new recipes – the Interwebs. A quick Google* search for "tomato pie" yields a ton of recipes….where to begin? First on the list was a Paula Deen recipe – a ton of basil, but otherwise didn't look too exciting. Next up, Simply Recipes – similar to the first, but with the addition of onions, and hot sauce. Getting better! Moving down the line, Taste of Home introduced bacon – now that's what I'm talking about!
But then this search came to a screeching halt. I was looking for differences and uniqueness among the recipes, and I wasn't expecting this gleaming commonality. I'd only looked at 3 recipes, but so far all three included my arch-nemesis – Mayonnaise! You've GOT to be kidding me….please don't tell me the goopy grossness is a key ingredient to a good tomato pie. I've never detected it's presence in any savory slice (apparently I'm on an alliteration kick….) of 'mater pie I'd previously consumed…. So I went straight to a reliable source – Southern Living. And there it was….mayonnaise…. Alright, I concede…mayo will be an ingredient in this pie. But I will make damn sure that not one of my taste buds will ever know! Mayo aside, the SL recipe looked the best.
It started with a bacon and sour cream whole wheat crust. Yes, they actually crumbled 8 slices of bacon and put it in the crust. I reserved my bacon (and only 3 slices) for the filling. The choice is yours on that one. But the sour cream (in lieu of water) was appealing. Despite being a slightly temperamental dough to work with (just work slowly while rolling and transferring to your pie plate), the result was ideal – light, flaky and full of flavor.
The filling looked pretty good too – sliced tomatoes, a blend of fresh herbs, and a mayonnaise and cheese spread. With the addition of the bacon and some lightly caramelized onions, this was rounding out to be my ideal tomato pie. Also, SL had a unique addition – apple cider vinegar to the mayo/cheese mixture. Perfect! Exchange that for a little balsamic, and I knew that mayo taste would be obliterated.
After almost an hour in the oven, the kitchen aromas were intense. The Man came home and instantly started drooling over the cooling pie. Then I dropped the bomb – we have to wait at least two hours. Like any pie, cutting in too soon will result in a soupy mess. It was hard, but we held out! And it was absolutely worth the wait! Enjoy :)
*Google is used as a verb here. I actually use Yahoo! for searching.
Sour Cream Crust
- 1 1/4 C. whole wheat flour
- 1 C. self-rising flour
- 1 C. butter, cubed
- 3/4 C. sour cream
In a food processor, pulse flours until combined. Add in butter, pulse until consistency of small peas. Add in sour cream, 1/4 cup at a time, until thoroughly incorporated. Do not over work. Wrap in plastic wrap, form into a disk, and refrigerate for 30 minutes.
On a lightly floured surface, roll dough out into a 13 inch round. Transfer to a lightly greased pie plate, and crimp the edges. Refrigerate until needed (at least 30 minutes).
'Mater Pie
- Sour cream crust
- 2 1/4 lb. tomatoes (divided)
- 1 tsp. salt
- 3 slices bacon, chopped
- 2 onions, sliced into rings
- 1/2 C. mayonnaise
- 1 egg
- 1/2 C. cheddar cheese, shredded
- 1/2 C. mozzarella cheese, shredded
- 1/4 C. parmesan cheese, grated
- 3 – 4 T. fresh chopped herbs (parsley, basil, oregano, thyme, chives)
- 1 T. balsamic vinegar
- salt and pepper
- 1 1/2 T. cornmeal
Cut 2 lb. tomatoes into 1/4-inch-thick slices, and remove seeds. Place tomatoes in a single layer on paper towels; sprinkle with 1 tsp. salt. Let stand 30 minutes.
Brown bacon in a skillet. Remove and set aside. Pour off most of bacon fat, and saute onions until soft and lightly caramelized (about 10 minutes).
In a small bowl, combine mayo, egg, cheeses, herbs, salt and pepper.
To assemble : Remove formed pie dough from fridge. Sprinkle dough with cornmeal. Layer in 1/2 of tomatoes, slightly overlapping. Spoon in half of onions and half of the bacon. Spread 1/2 of cheese mixture evenly over tomatoes. Repeat layers. Top with remaining 1/4 pound of tomatoes (that have not been salted). Season with fresh cracked pepper.
Bake at 425F for 40-45 minutes. Cover edges with foil, if needed to protect crust. Allow pie to cool for 1-2 hours before serving.
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How To Be Made Whole
Make sure to invite your friends and family to Easter Sunday on April 1st at The Bridge Church.
That service will also kick off our My Problem With God Sermon Series which you don't want to miss.
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SugarCRM provides a comprehensive array of Dashboard features that can be easily leveraged by any user. Dashlets on the Dashboard can be configured to show rows and columns, charts, websites and many other pieces of information. Even though we have all of these features, there are three common enhancement requests that are requested.
Dashboard Templates
In SugarCRM, you can only configure your dashboard. There is no default way to configure and push dashboards and this is where the community steps in with a solution. The two solutions that SugarCRM administrators most commonly choose are Dashboard Manager and Dashboard Deployer. Both of these enable administrators to configure and deploy dashboards to users.
This module will give the user the ability to share their custom dashboard with other team members. Admin users will also be able to create customer dashboard and deploy them to individual users, a group of users in a specific team or role.
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For most people, clicking the Cog on a Dashlet to review the based report is a drilldown. But many users want a quicker and easier way to use drilldown capability. SugarCRM dashlet drilldowns have been completed by W-Systems and their Drilldown enhancement.
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One of the mysteries of the English language finally explained.
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This issue is discrete from the others.
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In chapter 12, we met several of the functions in C's Standard I/O library (often called stdio, sometimes pronounced ``studio'', named after the header file <stdio.h> which declares its routines). In this chapter, we'll describe most of the functions and other facilities available in <stdio.h>, and explain how they're useful.
(Note: this is an uncharacteristically long and complete chapter. It tries to describe just about all of the Standard I/O library, including features you aren't likely to be using for a while. Don't feel you have to understand every word in this chapter--when you get to an obscure part, just skim through it to get an idea of what's available, and come back and read it again as you have occasion to use the feature.)
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I take one pill, 4,0 mg of dry extract of Agnus Castus fruits (7 – 13 : 1) in the morning.
Since day three of taking the pill, I feel effects:
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- some improvement with libido. There is a bit of sexual energy, it is not like 'I couldn't care less' anymore.
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I admit. I laughed. Awesome cookie!
This is hilarious. Hopefully, the intended is a farmer who really wants a carrying case for an entrenching implement...
I got it! "hoe bag" - hahahah
Can you imagine passing that one out at the elementary Valentine's Day party. "No honey,it doesn't say that; it says.... ummm... well...uh... Let's just give you this one."
Wow. Unbelievable. Why would you do that to a cookie? It never asked for THAT to be written on it. WHY!?
"Hopefully, the intended is a farmer who really wants a carrying case for an entrenching implement..."
The cookie made me laugh and then this comment made me laugh more.
Love it!
I have a holiday gift bag I've used for transporting presents the past few years that has a glittery "ho ho ho" in big letters down the side. I call it the same thing!
Too funny!
Love it! This has inspired me to make my own conversation heart cookies. Of course, I'll try to be a little more polite...
It took me a few minutes to see that HOE is misspelled. Around here we spell it HO'
Thanks for the laugh!
Nice. Thank you for the laugh this morning.
Too funny.
*snort* Hilarious!
I read a story yesterday that a 12YO found an "adult" saying in her bag of candy hearts: Nice [another word for boob starts with T]. Oooops!
wv: hecares: After receiving a cookie like that, I realized hecares about me. He really does. Really! :-)
I laughed pretty hard at the picture, but I laughed even harder at Anonymous' comment @ 9.33am: "Hopefully, the intended is a farmer who really wants a carrying case for an entrenching implement..." Frakking brilliant.
I had to muffle my laughter so I wouldn't wake up my roommates. I'm so tempted now to make my own batch of message cookies and slip one "bad" one in.
You know... Ho or Hoe is a term of endearment lately..
Maybe cookies for the dumpee is a new business opportunity ;)
Excellent advice re: how to choose your baker, but my aging eyes read "hog bag" so I was sorely perplexed! I knew if I came to the comments I would find an explanation...
OMG! I saw it immediately! WOW.
and I also loved the comment from "anonymous."
Que bonito!!
Get outta town, true story?!
That's hilarious!
Oh dear, I make cookies like that for Valentine's Day and I thought it was a picture of my work. I am pretty sure I have never been that bitter on a cookie though:-)
true story... my bag of candy hearts last week had one that said "jump me" (after looking at others it was evidently supposed to read "jump 4 me" which isnt all that much better if you ask me)
My husband was momentarily perturbed recently by a candy heart that said head/heals. "It does what???" We decided it was a misspelling of heels, as in head over heels. We hope.
WV: boomalin. My heart was a'boomalin in my chest when I saw him.
I found it immediately! Funny!
For one brief moment, I thought we were meant to be sad that "text me" has become something worthy of a valentine's cookie...
took me ages to spot it then LOL :D
Wow. Anonymous @ 9:41am, do the cookies ask YOU to write things on them? Cause that's never happened to me.
Maybe it was suppose to be "Shoe Bag", an hommage to her shopping addiction??
Love It!
I actually thought it said "Hog Bag". Either way it is hilarious.
hahahhahahah Hoe Bag hahahahha
I love Sesame Street cookies.
Did you know you can ask for the sayings you want on M&M's now?
Ah, what ever happened to sweet, old-fashioned Valentine's messages like "Huge Me"?
LMAO!!! Took me a second to find it!! LOVE it!! (Super cute idea.. may steal it...)
Or you could be this 12 year old.. http://today.msnbc.msn.com/id/41411490/ns/today-celebrates_valentines_day
Can I buy those in bulk?
LOL best laugh of the day!
OMG... PRICELESS!!! Bwahahahahahaha
@Anonymous @ 9:34... excellent explanation :)
I get that it's an insult, but not quite sure what a "hoe bag" would be! (was it a misspelling of whore and hag?)
And perhaps there *are* business opportunities in creating cookies for the single/recently dumped for a Valentines singles party! Hmmm... there are a few cookies that I could savour when reminiscing about long-dumped exes ;) Balanced, of course, by extremely flattering cookies for my sweetie ::hastily added::
Didn't take me long.
They misspelled ho.
Just saying.
I read it as Hog Bag too! Perplexed as to which insult was intended.
This is a great puzzle! When my six year old comes home from school, I'm going to give it to him as a "find the one that doesn't belonng" challenge!
Your SIX year old???? Really???? YIKES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Well I guess I'm really out of touch!
@Karen Valinda,
I too read it as HOG BAG! Funny either way!
WV: klits......... 'nuf said!
I was laughing hard enough that my daughter came upstairs to see what I was laughing at.
"Hog bag?!"
After I corrected her: "What's a ho-bag?"
I guess I should have seen that coming.
Too funny!
Check out google's home page today, it's Steampunk and interactive (pull the red lever on the right side)!
Of course, this is probably a one day thing 'cos it's Jules Verne's birthday... but if you see this in time, I think you'll like it!!
I once got a conversation heart that said "how much." Yeah, I'm pretty sure that conversation heart was calling me a prostitute.
Reminded me immediately of the strip club Deja Vu strip clubs saying "hundreds of beautiful girls, and three ugly ones" or something like that.
Perhaps the order was for their staff party?
That is AWESOME!!! Ha ha ha


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For those of you who complain about Monday and Thursday nights filled with
endless promos, mindless T&A, toilet humor, and more comedy skits than a room full of
Bortsch Belt comics... under the banner of "sports entertainment"... here is a
chance to see a very different product: wrestling.
The sixth annual Super Eight Tournament is sponsored by the ECWA's Jim Kettner, and is viewed by many as one of the top independent shows each year, with a concept that has since been copied by many other promotions.
Since February 1997, the Super Eight has featured an impressive list of light heavyweights that includes Steve Bradley, Jeff and Matt Hardy, Christopher Daniels, Christian York, Billy Kidman, Lance "Simon" Diamond, Devon "Crow Bar" Storm, Reckless Youth, "Lightning" Mike Quackenbush, Scoot Andrews, Chad Collyer, Jet Jaguar, Shark Boy, Trent Acid, Low Ki, American Dragon, Tony Kozina, Spanky, Jayson Reign, and Billy Fives.
This year's lineup is no less notable.
From NWA Wildside...A.J. Styles, Atlanta, GA
From Pro Wrestling NOAH... Donovan Morgan, San Francisco, CA
From Puerto Rico's World Wrestling Council...Bobby Rude, Toronto, ON, Canada
From Combat Zone Wrestling...Red, Brooklyn, NY
From Jersey All-Pro Wrestling...Xavier, Queens, NY
From Heartland Wrestling Alliance... Matt Stryker, Cincinnati, OH; Pepper Parks, Buffalo, NY, and R.C. Haas (formerly Charlie Haas), Edmond, OK.
Here is some background on these participants:
AJ Styles
Styles is likely the most talented unsigned junior heavyweight in North America. He was trained by NWA-Wildside's NCW Training School.
He does a shooting star press to the floor that is breathtaking to watch, balances high-flying with polished matwork, and has adapted easily to a wide variety of wrestling styles, old-style Southern, hardcore, and everywhere inbetween.
Styles has worked for the nationally televised NWA-Wildside, NWA-Nashville, Florida's IPW-Hardcore Wrestling, OMEGA/North Carolina, All Pro Wrestling/California, with brief stints in WCW and the WWF.
He holds the NWA-Wildside Heavyweight Championship (currently), had held the NWA-Wildside TV Title three times, and the IPW-Hardcore Wrestling Heavyweight Championship once.
Donovan Morgan
Morgan was trained by Michael Modest. Both were longtime workers for California's All Pro Wrestling; before leaving to start working for Mitsuhara Misawa's Pro Wrestling NOAH, and to start their own school/promotion, Pro Wrestling IRON, out of Northern California.
Morgan works a Japanese workrate-based style of wrestling, and has worked for All Pro Wrestling and Ultimate Pro Wrestling out of California, Midwest Championship Wrestling (Illinois), with brief stops in World Championship Wrestling and the WWF.
He's held the APW Heavyweight Championship, Tag Team Championship, and Internet Championship and the MCW Junior Heavyweight Championship.
This will be the East Coast debut for Morgan, and his appearance will be highly anticipated by many fans of the Japanese style.
Bobby Rude
The Canadian representative of this year's Super Eight, Bobby Rude was trained by Sean Morely (aka Val Venis), and works a technical/matwork based style.
He has primarily worked in his homeland of Canada, and for Puerto Rico's World Wrestling Council.
He has worked for Real Action Wrestling and Atlantic Grand Prix in the Maritimes of Canada and Ontario's Apocalypse Wrestling Federation and Border City Wrestling, as well as Carlos Colon's World Wrestling Council.
He has held the Real Action Wrestling Heavyweight Championship and Atlantic Grand Prix Tag Team Championship.
Rude has been elected to the Sun Newspaper-sponsored SLAMWrestling Canadian (Wrestling)Hall of Fame.
Xavier was trained by Tony DeVito. He works a mixture of styles, mixing high flying in with his real-life training in Tae-Kwon-Do & Jujitsu.
He has worked for many independents in the New York/New Jersey/New England area, including East Coast Wrestling Association, Northeast Wrestling (CT), Jersey All Pro Wrestling, Impact Championship Wrestling, USA Pro Wrestling, and Millennium Wrestling Federation (Massachusetts).
He has held the USA Pro Heavyweight Title, the ICW Heavyweight Championship and Northeastern Championship, the JAPW Light Heavyweight Championship and the Northeast Wrestling Light Heavyweight Championship.
Red is a member of the Spanish Announce Team, all of whom were trained by Mikey Whipwreck.
He works an incredible high-flying style exciting for anyone that is lucky enough to see him throughout the Northeast.
Red has worked for promotions throughout the Northeast, including Combat Zone Wrestling, Jim Kettner's ECWA, the Premier Wrestling Federation (suburban Philadelphia), Maryland Championship Wrestling, Dusty Rhodes's Turnbuckle Championship Wrestling, Jersey All-Pro, NWA-New Jersey, Impact Championship Wrestling/NY, Phoenix Championship Wrestling, and Puerto Rico's International Wrestling Alliance.
His titles include the Premier Wrestling Federation Light Heavyweight Championship, ICW (Impact Championship Wrestling/NY) Heavyweight Championship, and the HWA (New York)Heavyweight Championship.
To round out the participants, Les Thatcher's Heartland Wrestling Alliance will send three wrestlers to the Super Eight this year.
Matt Stryker
Stryker's mat style is a mixture of matwork and aerial wrestling, a necessary balance to succeed in the HWA, a WWF developmental territory.
Stryker works for both of the midwest-based WWF developmental territories, the Cincinnati-based Heartland Wrestling Association and Jim Cornette's Louisville-based Ohio Valley Wrestling. He has twice held the HWA Cruiserweight Championship.
Pepper Parks
Pepper Parks also works for the Heartland Wrestling Association and Ohio Valley Wrestling, with more of an aerial style than Stryker.
He has held the HWA Cruiserweight Championship and HWA Tag Team Championship as part of the "A Squad" with Chat "The Jet" Jablonski and Dean "The Dream" Jablonski.
R.C (Charlie) Haas.
The real-life story behind this wrestler is the most emotional of the tournament.
Charlie Haas has taken the name "R.C." professionally to pay tribute to his brother, fellow WWF developmental talent Russ Haas, who died suddenly from cardiac disease on December 15, 2001.
Charlie and Russ Haas worked together for nearly three years as the Haas Brothers tag team for the ECWA, Jersey All Pro Wrestling, Combat Zone Wrestling and the WWF developmental territories MCW. During their time together, they won the ECWA Tag Team Championship, the JAPW Tag Team Championship, the CZW Tag Team Championship and the MCW/Memphis Southern Tag Team Championship.
Along with the above, Charlie Haas has worked for Heartland Wrestling Association, Memphis Championship Wrestling, Pennsylvania Championship Wrestling, Maryland Championship Wrestling and the Pennsylvania-based World Xtreme Wrestling.
Most recently, in an emotional win, Charlie Haas won the HWA Heavyweight Title from E.Z. Money as part of a "Ultimate Jeopardy" style match, featuring Haas teaming with The Island Boys to defeat thre team of EZ Money, Val Venis, & Steve Bradley; pinning Val Venis to capture the HWA Heavyweight Title for himself and the HWA Tag Team Titles for the Island Boys.
Haas's return to one of the wrestling venues he shared with his brother will no doubt be an emotional night for all concerned, adding another dimension to what has been memorable night for each of the last five years.
Come to Wilmington on March 2nd and see some WRESTLING.
Until next time...
(Credit: ECWAprowrestling.com, HWAOnline.com, SLAMWrestling.com, CZWnews.com, JAPW.net for information on wrestler histories)
(If you have comments or questions, I can be reached by e-mail at firstname.lastname@example.com)


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Fifth suspect sought in crime
SNOW HILL � Five men allegedly broke into a Greene County woman�s home Saturday and demanded money from her at gunpoint, leaving when they couldn�t find that for which what they came.
�We got the call at approximately 7:38 Saturday morning,� Greene County Sheriff Lemmie Smith said. �(The victim) lives on Edwards Bridge Road, saying these guys come in and try to rob her at gunpoint. When they left, they all jumped in one vehicle, and as they were backing out, they backed over a ditch and left the vehicle stranded on it.
�They couldn�t get away with the vehicle, so they got out and ran.�
GCSO deputies found two men walking along Old Snow Hill Road just over the county line in Pitt County, and deputies discovered two more in an overgrown abandoned house near the crime scene.
Terrance Leon Best, 28; Rondell Staquan Edwards, 28; Raeshon Trevel Hardy, 28; and Kelvin Earl Best, 29, were all charged with felony counts of breaking and entering and robbery with a dangerous weapon, along with a misdemeanor count of assault by pointing a gun.
All suspects gave a Greenville address.
Each of the four men were booked into the Greene County Jail under $100,000 bonds and are due in Greene County District Court on Oct. 25 for the charges.
Also, each of the suspects has pending cases in Pitt County and prior criminal convictions.
Best has a Nov. 14 misdemeanor larceny hearing and served from February to October 2009 for two felony counts of possession with intent to sell a Schedule II controlled substance and one count of felony possession with intent to sell a Schedule I controlled substance.
Edwards notched prison time from September 2006 to January 2007 on felony robbery and has upcoming court dates involving multiple felony drug charges and traffic misdemeanors, including Nov. 12 for attempted first-degree murder and assault inflicting serious bodily injury.
Hardy is due in Pitt County for a Dec. 12 date regarding two felony and one misdemeanor drug charge, and spent time on probation for a 2011 drug conviction.
Little has a hearing on Tuesday for a driving while license revoked charge, and spent October 2008 to June 2012 in state prison for assault with a deadly weapon inflicting serious injury, two counts of robbery and one count of selling a Schedule II controlled substance.
Smith said deputies continue to search for a fifth suspect in the incident.
Wes Wolfe can be reached at 252-559-1075 and firstname.lastname@example.com. Follow him on Twitter @WolfeReports.


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Mens Brown Leather Jacket
Carry style with Grace—The leather wardrobe for all season
Being graceful is synonymous to being elegant. Katie Holmes, Nicole Kidman, Usher are a few personalities that have a sense of grace and elegance in the way they dress and compose themselves. It can be argued that it is mainly the clothes that helps the celebrities exude this grace that we see. Clothes such as the leather jacket, suits, and ties are elegant when worn correctly.
Some clothes that first flood the streets and runways quickly fade, e.g. the v-shaped skirts and dresses. The leather jacket has outlived most fashion trends that bombarded the fashion industry. The men's brown leather jacket is the jacket that is the most popular when it to comes to leather jackets. Since women love shopping a variety of leather items have gained popularity this item, the leather shirt and shorts are some of the fashion favourites for women.
This can be because of how long lasting and durable leather is. It can be put away in storage to make way for new pieces that aren't as heavy or warm. After the hot seasons have officially moved to another part of the world, the leather jacket can be taken out of storage and worn again. However, the leather jacket isn't just for cold weather; it is versatile in that it can be worn in winter or summer. Very few items are fit for cold and hot temperatures. This is why the jacket is a priced piece to have. It is actually an investment more than a good buy.
Like anything else that you invest in, car, house, etc. It needs to be taken care of in order for it to fulfill its purpose and keep you happy. In the same way the leather jacket needs to be taken good care of for it to last longer than most items in your wardrobe. Sponging a dirty area with soapy water to clean and refresh the spot is a good way to prolong its youthfulness.
Taking it to the dry cleaner a few times a year rejuvenates and gives the jacket a lift. It'll look like you just bought it. Regular cleaning of the garment protects the leather from possible cracking or peeling. This mostly applies to genuine leather jackets. You can spray the leather jacket with Febreeze and air drying it. The spray with keep the jacket smelling fresh in storage.
Faux or PU leather doesn't require any special treatment. You can just pop it in the washing machine or hand washes it when the need arises. Since the leather is man-made, there is no guarantee that it'll last as long as a genuine piece.
The more times you wear your leather jacket the more susceptible to getting dirty and needing cleaning it will be. So it wouldn't be a bad idea to give the jacket a break every now and then. It isn't a garment to be worn every day.
Lebo Makwarela has had his men's brown leather jacket for almost 4 years now. "I liked the color at the time. I was actually shopping for a winter jacket and ended up buying the leather jacket," he says. One hundred percent genuine leather jackets can last in your possession for years. It can even be an heirloom, passed down from one generation to another. That is how strong leather is. Despite the years you'll have with your jacket, it'll still retain its grace and elegance.


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The Governing Body reconstituted under a new Instrument of Government on 1st July 2014 in line with Department of Education guidelines.
Governors' Declarations of Interest Register
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Governors' meeting
attendance schedule - Attendance Register for Publication - DS.docx
The list of current Governors is below. Click on the Governors name to view their personal statement.


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Baxter's Attic 10/5/11 Band of Gypsys "Changes"
Every weekday around 9:30, we pull one out of the attic. In case you are new, the Attic is a mythical place where, in the 70′s, we were "enlightened" by great music…and other stuff.
Band of Gypsys is a funk rock band led by Jimi Hendrix and backed by Billy Cox and Buddy Miles.
Hendrix formed the band after the dissolution of The Jimi Hendrix Experience.
Band of Gypsys is also the band's eponymous live album recorded on two separate nights, 31 December 1969 and 1 January 1970, at the Fillmore East. Released just three months before his death in 1970, it was the last album Hendrix himself authorized, and the only Hendrix-authorized album to be released on Capitol Records


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June 1, 2013
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The cornerstone of the nail industry's foundation, acrylics helped build the manicuring business into what it is today. Manufacturers are still continuing to innovate and improve upon the products and techniques. With support from manufacturers and with die-hard acrylic clients, the art of an acrylic sculpt and 3-D design is thriving among the latest generation of acrylic nail technicians. Here are some of the latest acrylic products.
December 1, 2012
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To meet the soak-off needs of all of the gel-polish lines, manufacturers have begun to release their own brands of soak-off solutions and remover wraps to help techs get an effective and thorough soak for clients. These gel-polish removal liquids have added hydrating emollients to keep the removal process soft on skin, while still effectively removing all the gel.
October 4, 2012
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Star Pro contains a wide range of specialty products such as acrylics, gels, soak-off gels, universal top coats, nail tips, pedicure slippers, sundries, brushes, boards, and blocks.
May 14, 2012
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September 21, 2011
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September 15, 2011
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July 15, 2011
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June 24, 2011
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March 14, 2011
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March 8, 2011
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February 25, 2011
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Star Nail's Eco Nail Systems Soak Off UV Gels come in a variety of colors and are formulated to prevent chipping, peeling, or smudging.
February 16, 2011
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Madelyn Johnson has been a licensed nail tech for 22 years, presently servicing clients at New Again Nail Spa & Boutique in Houston. Johnson's early clientele had a fondness for wraps, leading her to become a skilled wrap expert, even earning a placement in the 2005 Nailympics in Las Vegas in the category. She is also an educator for Star Nail. Here she shares one of her most common fiberglass wrap procedures over a tip.
January 18, 2011
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Our Cheese-Filled Catering Menu
Cheese Boards and Platters
Classic Catering Platters
Meat and Smoked Salmon Platters
Savoury Pies, Quiches, Fruit Pies, and Desserts
Sandwich and Breakfast Platters
Cheese Market Gourmet Salads
Cold and Hot Baked Party Dips
Gluten Free Versions of our Catering
Weddings and Large Gatherings
Wedding Cake Made of Cheese
Cheese Boards for Large Gatherings
Gift Baskets
Weddings and Large Gatherings
Special ideas to make your special occasion stand out. We work with our customers to custom design wedding cakes made of cheese. Or we simply choose a great selection of cheeses for your large party or wedding.
Wedding Cake Made of Cheese
A one-of-a-kind cake made from wheels of cheese, perfect for any celebration. This is a unique alternative to your standard and expensive wedding cake. Made popular in England in recent years, this trend is slowly making its way to Canada. This "cake of cheese" is not only a beautiful piece of art, but also easy to take apart and delicious to eat!
We plan the cake with you for free, and the cheese is charged at our regular retail prices. Other cheese shops charge huge premiums for this service. The total price is completely dependent on the choices you make. We have made wedding cakes ranging in price from $350 to $1000.
We provide as much or as little help as you need to make this a success, including even having a staff member on duty. One of our knowledgeable staff can stay to dismantle the cake and serve the cheese, answer any questions your guests might have about cheese, and keep the cheese service area tidy.
The 4th photo is an example of a small cake that we created for each guest at a wedding to take home.


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Noel Weaver wrote:Its been a long time since I have been in these parts but I know the normal route used for interchange at Cooperstown Junction was the east leg of the wye. I think the west leg of the wye had not been used in a long time. I would suggest that these cars had been on that same west leg for a long time. Looks to me like it could have been a lot worse.
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California GOP candidates Whitman, Poizner take hard line on illegal immigration
Meg Whitman had just finished delivering her campaign stump speech for an El Dorado Hills audience several months ago when she asked for questions from the crowd.
Two words, phrased as a statement, were the first to pop from the audience of about 30 people: "Illegal aliens."
The Republican gubernatorial hopeful didn't miss a beat, promising to get tough on employers of such immigrants and otherwise stop the influx.
That scene has played out countless times on the campaign trail this year, where illegal immigration has remained a hot topic for many state Republicans, even as — or perhaps because — unemployment and other economic worries have grown.
Republican candidates have responded by staking out tough positions on the subject, and Whitman rival Steve Poizner, in particular, has built much of his campaign on pledging to cut state services for all illegal immigrants.
"My view is we should not have any magnets left," Poizner said last month at the state Republican convention. "We should turn off all incentives. We should end all taxpayer benefits for people here illegally."
That illegal immigration has stayed in the spotlight 16 years after state voters voted to do exactly what Poizner was suggesting wasn't a surprise for Jon Fleischman, who's the vice chairman of the state GOP's southern branch and a popular blogger.
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