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A Spirit of Philanthropy

Students on the staff of Engineering and Science Review, an undergraduate research magazine, recently traveled to New York City, where visits to several museums gave them ideas for designing their publication and presenting science in interesting ways. From left: William Lenart, business manager; Kathryn Goldberg, editor; Matthew Steadman and Andres Rosales, writers.

So Many Angles to the Story

A student historian examines a dark chapter in U.S. medical history

By Meredith Holmes (FSM ’73)

A Meeting of Minds

A special seminar provides camaraderie and guidance to young scholars at a critical stage in their careers

By Arthur Evenchik

Dramatic Achievements

Friends of Eldred Theater celebrates its 20th anniversary, and its president receives a Cleveland Arts Prize

By Arthur Evenchik

The Highest Honor

CWRU designates three members of the college faculty as Distinguished University Professors

A Detective of the Past

Jay Geller, the first Samuel Rosenthal Professor of Judaic Studies, reconstructs modern Jewish history

By Arthur Evenchik

Advancing the University

A $1 billion fundraising campaign will secure Case Western Reserve’s preeminence in research and education

By Brian Thornton (CWR ’97, GRS ’99)

At the Epicenter of the Epidemic

Anthropologist Janet McGrath and her Ugandan colleagues explore the social aspects of the AIDS crisis

By Trudy E. Bell

Highlights

FALL | WINTER 2011
VOLUME 8 | NUMBER 1

WRITER/EDITOR

Arthur Evenchik

DESIGNER

Tom Rask

WEB DESIGNER

Sarah Bailey
Evan Joyce

CONTRIBUTING WRITERS

Trudy E. Bell
Lisa Chiu (CWR ’93),
Meredith Holmes (FSM ’73)

PHOTOGRAPHERS

Tony Gray
Lawrence Greksa
Susan Holderness
Peter Jennings
Daniel Milner
Robert Muller
Bryan Patton
Mike Sands
Laura Webb

ON THE COVER

In the late 19th century, a Jewish family named Scholem rented an apartment in this elegant building on Sebastianstrasse in Berlin. Jay Geller, the Samuel Rosenthal Professor of Judaic Studies, has collected such images while researching a history of the Scholems and the German Jewish community to which they belonged. Photo courtesy of David Scholem.

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