Featured in this issue
21st Century Nursing
The Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing at Case is training a new generation of acute care nurse practitioners who’ve traded their hospital uniforms for flight suits.
Q & A: Fuel Cells
As gas and oil prices make headlines, so do discussions of new sources of energy. Dean of the School of Engineering, Robert Savinell, an internationally recognized leader in fuel cell research, discusses the merits, applications, and potential of fuel cells as a viable energy source.
Open House
One of the largest building projects ever undertaken by the university is complete and receiving rave reviews. The Village at 115 opened its doors to residents in August 2005 and has made good on its promise of a state-of-the-art living and learning environment.
The Musical Language of Cartoons
Saturday morning cartoons were rife with goofy characters, predictable plots and music that seemed to stay with us much longer than the storylines. Case’s new assistant professor of music, Daniel Goldmark, examines how music powered the frenetic action and set the emotional tones of cartoons.