Caserta
or TERRA DI LAVORO, a province of Italy, N. of Naples, along the Mediterranean Sea. Its chief industries are agriculture and cattle raising; there are also some flourishing manufactures. Area, 2,033 square miles.
Pop. about 820,000.
CASE SCHOOL OF APPLIED SCI- ENCE, an institution for technical education, founded in 1890 in Cleveland, O. There are departments of engineering, astronomy, and other scientific subjects.
In 1919 there were 572 students and 52 instructors. President, C. S. Howe