The Observer, December 1, 2006
Volume XXXIX, Issue 12
Lead Stories
Lady Spartans continue strong start with win over Johns Hopkins
The Case women's basketball team is off to a strong start this year, winning three of its first four games. The only loss came at the hands of Baldwin-Wallace, which is ranked tenth nationally in the most recent d3hoops.com poll. After winning the Mount St. Joseph Tip-Off Tournament, the Spartans handed Johns Hopkins University its first loss of the season, 67-53, last Sunday.[read more]
Spartans lose defensive thriller, end season on penalty kicks
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As the Ohio Wesleyan goalie parried away the final penalty kick, the Case crowd went silent. The save brought the end to a historic Case season. After a scoreless regulation and two scoreless periods of overtime, the Spartans finally fell to the Ohio Wesleyan Battling Bishops, 4-3, on penalty kicks.[read more]
News
- campus watch
- Case student receives Rhodes Scholarship
- Case swim team races for malaria prevention
- Just in CASE...
- Just in CASE...
- Open forum raises questions, issues of smoking on campus
- Outside the circle
- Privacy issues surface at Case
- USG Briefs
Opinion
- Free Speech Zone: Power increase in campus security remains questionable
- Racism with double standard
- Editorial: Smoking on campus remains a controversial topic for all
- Cleveland on Fire: Steelyard Commons provides opportunities, more retail
- One Foot Out the Door: Thanksgiving elicits complex emotions
Focus
- The Buzz
- Baby Jesus, Rocky set to battle over holiday box office
- Case student's band signs with Victory Records
- Sex & Dating: Holiday Workout
- Nintendo banks on Wii to trump Playstation 3
- Worst Case Scenario: Sleep Writing
- Teach for America recruiting corps members at Case
Sports
- Brew named as finalist for Gagliardi Trophy
- Spartan Spotlight: Camilla Cullis
- Lady Spartans continue strong start with win over Johns Hopkins
- Spartans hang on to defeat Hiram for first victory
- Spartans lose defensive thriller, end season on penalty kicks
- Well-traveled Lauren Preyss returns home, finds niche
- Women runners conclude dream season
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