The Observer, March 9, 2007
Volume XXXIX, Issue 20
Lead Stories
Epic visually lush 300 first worthwhile film of 2007
Film today is still an art, but it also has grown into a multi-billion dollar commercial business. Selling a product obviously is the number one priority of production studios releasing a multi-million dollar film, yet usually the director and his/her team of creators on a film wish to establish their own mark on a film and give audiences something they have never seen before. Credit needs to be given to the new technology and ambitious projects that are taken on by filmmakers in and out of Hollywood.[read more]
Erb, Hrinda, and Hannen bring home victories
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The Spartans' indoor track and field teams traveled to Boston last Friday and Saturday to compete at the UAA Indoor Track and Field Championships at Brandeis University. The men placed sixth and the women took fifth. "One of the positive things about this tournament was that you could see the team really beginning to gel and mature. That's something that doesn't get included in the point total," said coach Dennis Harris. "If we had a couple more people score, we would have moved up a couple spots.[read more]
Sagartz sisters to share softball diamond one last time next week
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Pitching seven games in the span of three days would be enough to give anyone a very sore shoulder. Pitching seven games in the span of three days, with a chronic shoulder injury, would seem unimaginable to most people. Then again, Ruthe Sagartz, a pitcher on the varsity softball team, is not like most people. Sagartz started playing softball at a young age. She played every position except second base and shortstop, and he excelled as a pitcher. Sagartz, from Albuquerque, N.M.[read more]
News
- Alumni to have a new home
- Ask Amy...
- Campus center plans underway
- Copyright violation warnings on the rise
- Doc Oc to remain a campus fixture with new memorial
- ExtravaDance
- Outside the circle
- World and Nation
Opinion
- A Fresh Perspective: Acts of kindness, compassion priceless
- Call to action encourages students to get involved, be active on campus
- Decent medical care for veterans needed
- One Foot Out the Door: Diversity not limited to Case experiences; more to learn past university community
- Hate groups have profound impact
- Editorial: Pros and cons present in student group collaborations
- Universal healthcare beneficial for all
Focus
- The Buzz
- Epic visually lush 300 first worthwhile film of 2007
- Phi Tau sponsors gambling for good cause
- Sonic's still stumbling in Secret Rings
- Sex & Dating: Spring break sex
- Worst Case Scenario: Stuck in Cleveland
- Though controversial, McNulty's delivers happy hour delight
Sports
- Barak Daon flexes his muscles in his freshman swimming debut
- Erb, Hrinda, and Hannen bring home victories
- Spartan Spotlight: John Thuermer
- Manoogian eager to earn another chance to wrestle at D-III nationals
- Sagartz sisters to share softball diamond one last time next week
- Students should keep their diet in mind while making plans for spring break
- Students vs. Faculty
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