The Observer, April 21, 2006
Volume XXXVIII, Issue 25
Lead Stories
Interim president arrives to greet the Case community
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A few weeks following the announcement of President Edward Hundert's resignation, the Board of Trustees announced that Gregory L. Eastwood, M.D. had been elected the interim president of Case effective June 2. The date for Hundert's departure has therfore changed to June 2, instead of the planned September date."The timetable has changed a little and the transfer of duties will occur in June," Eastwood said.[read more]
Just in CASE...
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The end of the semester is fast approaching, and so it is time to wrap up all of those outstanding issues and loose ends before you leave for the summer. So get out your piece of paper and start jotting down some notes from which to work. Think about those events that have had the greatest impact on you this year. Go all the way back to the beginning of the year and include both good and bad…now, let's sort the list.[read more]
Offensive burst produces first Spartan victory at Jacobs Field
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In typical Case baseball fashion, the Spartans made things interesting but were able to pull out a 9-8 victory over Hiram College at Jacobs Field on Wednesday afternoon. Case jumped out to a 9-2 lead after five innings behind a solid offensive effort.Hiram got things started early in the game with two runs in the top of the first inning. A single, double, and sacrifice fly gave the Terriers their only lead of the game. Case responded with three runs in the bottom of the first.[read more]
Phi Kappa Psi hosts annual softball tournament
As summer approaches and temperatures rise, students are able to enjoy the outdoors even more. Taking advantage of the nice weather is the Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity, who will host their ninth annual softball tournament to benefit the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation Rainbow Chapter. The games will run from noon on Saturday, April 22 to noon on Sunday, April 23.The tournament is very relaxed in that teams can choose to come and only play a single game.[read more]
Run-offs scheduled for USG elections
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The votes from the USG election have been tabulated and the election results are in. Over 1100 students voted in the election earlier this month. Positions that did not have a candidate receiving a majority of the vote are scheduled for run-offs to be held online on Monday and Tuesday.Several of the positions for USG Executive Committee, including that of the President and Vice President of Public Relations, did not have a definite winner.[read more]
News
- Campus Watch
- Developer withdraws from The Triangle project
- Interim president arrives to greet the Case community
- Just in CASE...
- Just in CASE...
- Learning Assistant position eliminated next fall
- Phi Kappa Psi hosts annual softball tournament
- Run-offs scheduled for USG elections
- The Brief Case
Opinion
Focus
- The Buzz
- Gay and lesbian students lack resources yet persevere
- Latest Ghost Recon less than revolutionary
- Worst Case Scenario: Making a name for yourself
- New films set to heat up summer screens
- Students stand up to violence at Take Back the Night
- Sex & Dating: The get-it-on guide
Sports
- Case's Dennis Pardee enjoyed long, successful football career
- Donnelly learns life lessons, makes friendships through running at Case
- It's now or never for track teams at home conference
- Lady Spartans hit a bump in the road against Notre Dame
- Legendary football coach brought Jack McIver to Western Reserve University
- Offensive burst produces first Spartan victory at Jacobs Field
- Spartan Spotlight: Sarah Langhorst
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