The American Grandeur of Cleveland -- Huffington Post (Wharton: 2013, law school)

[costello_musicman]

The American Grandeur of Cleveland
Posted: 08/30/2013 5:59 pm

"On a recent visit to Cleveland, I found myself so taken by the deep American history and cultural sophistication of this delightful mid-western city that sits on Lake Erie. You can see the past in the historic buildings that speak to another era and then turn a corner to find a sleek structure singing to the future. Cleveland has a character that appreciates its past while embracing the renewal of the future. In 2013, the city has a different kind of American grandeur than it did in its industrial heyday of the early 20th century, but rather than get stuck in the past and not learn the lessons from it, Cleveland has aged well into a modern, global and down-to-earth city. There are many reasons to visit Cleveland, enough to swing the vote right into moving there!"

The American Grandeur of Cleveland | Sally Fay

[Cleverfield]

Originally Posted by costello_musicman

the american grandeur of cleveland
posted: 08/30/2013 5:59 pm

"on a recent visit to cleveland, i found myself so taken by the deep american history and cultural sophistication of this delightful mid-western city that sits on lake erie. You can see the past in the historic buildings that speak to another era and then turn a corner to find a sleek structure singing to the future. Cleveland has a character that appreciates its past while embracing the renewal of the future. In 2013, the city has a different kind of american grandeur than it did in its industrial heyday of the early 20th century, but rather than get stuck in the past and not learn the lessons from it, cleveland has aged well into a modern, global and down-to-earth city. There are many reasons to visit cleveland, enough to swing the vote right into moving there!"

the american grandeur of cleveland | sally fay

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[andrew61]

Originally Posted by costello_musicman

Cleveland has aged well into a modern, global and down-to-earth city.

I think it is quite a bit of a stretch to describe Cleveland as "global".

[bjimmy24]

Originally Posted by andrew61

I think it is quite a bit of a stretch to describe Cleveland as "global".

Cool.

[ess.ess.ess.esq.]

Ah, but remember the slogan of our own great paint company headquartered here, Sherwin-Williams:

"It Covers the Earth"------can't get more GLOBAL than that!

[TheProf]

Originally Posted by andrew61

I think it is quite a bit of a stretch to describe Cleveland as "global".

Cleveland Clinic, the Orchestra and the Rock Hall are global institutions, as well as many of our corporations, like Sherwin Williams. Jones Day is a global law firm.

[bjimmy24]

Originally Posted by TheProf

Cleveland Clinic, the Orchestra and the Rock Hall are global institutions, as well as many of our corporations, like Sherwin Williams. Jones Day is a global law firm.

Case Western attracts people from around the world as well.

[1watertiger]

case area around euclid and mayfield makes me realize what a special place university circle area is. people from all around the globe.

[TheProf]

Originally Posted by bjimmy24

Case Western attracts people from around the world as well.

No question about it. Case is an elite, world class, but sometimes underrated, university.

[TBideon]

Medical school, absolutely.
Business school, it's getting better but not in the same ballpark as Wharton or Kellog.
Law school, absolutely not.