The Observer, March 10, 2006
Volume XXXVIII, Issue 20
Lead Stories
Faculty, administration discuss vote of no confidence with Case students
Every chair in the Thwing Atrium was filled Tuesday night as students and faculty gathered to listen to the Arts and Sciences faculty explain the votes of no confidence in President Edward Hundert and Provost John Anderson. After the faculty spoke, Hundert and Anderson discussed their actions and the direction of the university. The meeting ended with an hour-and-a-half discussion for students only.[read more]
Pitching, chemistry help softball team overcome change
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As the old saying goes, "out with the old, and in with the new." That adage is appropriate when looking at the Case softball team's roster entering the upcoming 2006 season. Nine players will be new to the team, including five freshmen, after seven players departed from last year's team. Despite all the change, head coach Jennie Amodio believes her team has quite a bit of talent and that it will be successful. Much of that talent will be found at the center of the diamond this spring.[read more]
Student Global AIDS Campaign underway at Case
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Sophomores Kathryn Martires and Nilu Khan, with the help of graduate student Amanda Perkett, have been working hard on the newcampus group Student Global AIDS Campaign (SGAC). The national organization was founded in February 2001, but the Case chapter is just being born this semester.The group's appearance is certainly timely.[read more]
Students, administration step up to new challenges
Cheers to the Case student body. While many uncertainties still surround the vote of no confidence, the absence of a student role in determining the fate of the president and provost has never been unclear. However, that has not stopped Case students from informing themselves about the situation, taking a side, and sharing their feelings on the matter with others.[read more]
News
- A look back in time with historian Richard Baznik
- Case students use Spring Break as opportunity to travel to New Orleans to help those in need
- Faculty, administration discuss vote of no confidence with Case students
- Just in CASE...
- Kelvin Smith Library reduces unneeded energy use
- Pulitzer prize-winning author's talk stirs discussion on campus
Opinion
- Free Speech Zone: Apology for ads appropriate, appreciated
- Free Speech Zone: Athenian abuses first amendment freedoms
- Free Speech Zone: Case should utilize University Circle, shift to arts
- European Union should not resort to funding terrorists
- Free Speech Zone: First-year e-mail issues show lack of respect for peers
- Frank Jackson sees future in economic regionalism
- Free Speech Zone: Hundert on the right track for Case and Cleveland
- Free Speech Zone: Lack of diversity in ideologies based on logical ideas
- Quilloquium
- Republican abandonment of President is premature
- Free Speech Zone: Students should have equal access to Veale Center
- Students, administration step up to new challenges
- Free Speech Zone: USG vote undermines student-faculty relations
Focus
- The Buzz
- Dueling compers, divas entertain at CIM
- Sex & Dating: Earn some Chipotle
- Failure to Launch offers romance
- Game version of "24" sadly disappointing
- Worst Case Scenario: Grocery
- Start.case.edu latest in electronic development at Case
- Student Global AIDS Campaign underway at Case
- Winning Puerto Rico more difficult than achieving statehood
Sports
- Spartan Spotlight: Alan Baribault
- Johnston-Peck sets record in 5000 at UAA championships
- Little known Kung Fu Club offers fulfilling experience
- New field, leadership give baseball program new life
- Pat Rodjom has high hopes for NCAA Championship
- Pitching, chemistry help softball team overcome change
- Protect This House falls in controversial dodgeball tournament
