the pope

case western also boasts the first ever remote access computer (aka modem)

well cleveland already has a "cleveland-style" polka museum and a hungarian museum.......why not?

yeah, seriously......

more gates!

^man, they'll give anyone a diploma......

yes, yes it is.....

^you don't like the hungarian museum?

bigger parking garage!

why is their doman for tokelau? has anyone even heard of tokelau?

i'm not one for logistics, i'd like to see some of the old street car lines re-established. Number one priority for me would be cliffton. I believe magyar has a map of the old lines (or maybe KJP you do too)? (there was the one map in the other thread, but i couldn't tell if it was proposed or existing)

didn't see this one coming, (reposted from coffe talk b/c i'm an idiot) CLEVELAND -- Paul Silas was fired as coach of the Cleveland Cavaliers on Monday with his team fighting for a playoff spot after being in first place earlier in the year. Silas told The Associated Press he was called in Monday morning for a brief meeting with general manager Jim Paxson and new owner Dan Gilbert. "They released me," Silas said. "They didn't think the team was performing as well as it should be and they wanted to make a change." Despite having league superstar LeBron James, the Cavaliers have struggled since the All-Star break, losing seven of 10 and nine straight road games, including Sunday's 105-98 loss to Toronto when James scored a franchise-record 56. The team also fired Silas' son, assistant coach Stephen Silas. Assistant coach Brendan Malone will be the interim head coach. The Cavaliers are interested in Cleveland native Flip Saunders as the possible successor to Silas, league sources told ESPN.com's Marc Stein. Since his firing in Minnesota, Saunders has said he plans to sit out the rest of this season, but his ties to the city and his lengthy experience coaching another star player out of high school -- Kevin Garnett -- have Cleveland's attention. Information from ESPN.com senior NBA writer Marc Stein and The Associated Press was used in this report.

hmm..meant to put that in sports........

didn't see this one coming, CLEVELAND -- Paul Silas was fired as coach of the Cleveland Cavaliers on Monday with his team fighting for a playoff spot after being in first place earlier in the year. Silas told The Associated Press he was called in Monday morning for a brief meeting with general manager Jim Paxson and new owner Dan Gilbert. "They released me," Silas said. "They didn't think the team was performing as well as it should be and they wanted to make a change." Despite having league superstar LeBron James, the Cavaliers have struggled since the All-Star break, losing seven of 10 and nine straight road games, including Sunday's 105-98 loss to Toronto when James scored a franchise-record 56. The team also fired Silas' son, assistant coach Stephen Silas. Assistant coach Brendan Malone will be the interim head coach. The Cavaliers are interested in Cleveland native Flip Saunders as the possible successor to Silas, league sources told ESPN.com's Marc Stein. Since his firing in Minnesota, Saunders has said he plans to sit out the rest of this season, but his ties to the city and his lengthy experience coaching another star player out of high school -- Kevin Garnett -- have Cleveland's attention. Information from ESPN.com senior NBA writer Marc Stein and The Associated Press was used in this report.

seriously, dead in the tracks? that's the worst pun of the week.......

here's a video of the dorms, its worth watching if only for the dancing elvis, http://studentaffairs.case.edu/living/construction/phase1/video/1400.html

has facebook recruited any more dorks from UO?

eww?

case always does horrible in those tests, typically outside of ohio and academia, the phrase case western reserve university usually conjures up images of a military school..... Side note, US News and reports has a reasonably weighted category based on name recognition, and Case usually will say their ranking is always a handful of spots lower because of name recognition......

yes, case is trying to expand. When they added about another 300 or so to the recent freshman classes, they realized there wasn't enough dorm space to accomodate the extra kids. So in the long run there will be an increase. And yes case does have a housing requirement, 3-yrs or 21 yrs of age to live off-campus. But its extremely easy to lie your way out of it.

thanks for the renderings mayday

yes i knew one who was recently engaged

except when they laid off a bunch of their restorationists two years ago.......what do you mean paintings need maintenace?

i was wondering how long that would take you mayday

there really isn't any huge tracts of land that aren't developed in some shape or form other than some scattered parking lots, not that i can think of off hand.....

i have never heard anyone talk about periogi in cleveland. Yes i know where i can find them, but its not like, OMG! these periogi are delicious you have to get them! obviously this is just my experience