The Observer, March 30, 2007
Volume XXXIX, Issue 22
Lead Stories
Good pitching, defense fuel winning streak for baseball team
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As the old saying goes, "defense wins championships." Though out of contention for a UAA championship, solid defense has been winning games for the Case baseball team.With their record at 4-0 since returning from their stint in Florida, the Spartans have kept their heads up even when the ball has not rolled their way, notching three wins against Myers University and one against Lake Erie College."The emphasis has been on improvement," head coach Matt Englander said.[read more]
Homecoming game to be a different kind of football
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Homecoming is an annual tradition during which towns, high schools, and colleges come together to welcome back their alumni, usually around a game of football. Every fall, students look forward to this event with anticipation simply because it is the biggest football game of the year where students celebrate and alumni return to their old stomping grounds. However, Case's homecoming game has been changed for this fall from the traditional football game to a men's soccer game.[read more]
Improvements to be made to Greenie system, again
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Campus Greenie woes may soon be a thing of the past. Myles Nickolich (vice president of student affairs and chair of the Student Life Committee) and his Transportation and Security Sub-Committee have been working with the administration, University Circle neighbors, students, and Standard Parking to try toimprove the system that Student Life Committee member Ali Hasanali describes as "inefficient, unpredictable."The committee has identified a number of common student complaints.[read more]
News
- Ask Amy...
- Homecoming game to be a different kind of football
- Improvements to be made to Greenie system, again
- Mural to showcase three major religions
- New Case shirt reflects popular student opinion
- Outside the Circle
- USG Briefs
- USG elections continue today
- USG officers to be elected
- World and Nation
Opinion
- A Fresh Perspective: Avoiding distractions key to productivity
- Class Officer Collective to become Student Executive Council member organization
- Free Speech Zone: Department of Homeland Security not so innocuous
- Cleveland on Fire: Experiencing Cleveland more valuable than talking about it
- Political Connection: Firings of U.S. Attorneys create controversy
- One Foot Out the Door: Get involved without resume padding
- Editorial: Master plan ambiguous; no implementation measures taken
- Phi Kappa Tau brothers thank community
Focus
- The Buzz
- Adaptation of The Namesake beautiful
- Ghost Recon: Advanced Warfighter fails to innovate, impress
- Halle Berry shines at Cleveland premiere of Perfect Stranger
- Legislation causes University Health Services price increases
- Worst Case Scenario: Meeting the Family
- Momix dance troupe brings expressive Sea to Cleveland
- Nighttown's happy hour expensive for students
- Sex & Dating: Spring Fever
Sports
- Bell, Sagartz silence Albion in doubleheader shut-outs
- Carrie Casden
- Good pitching, defense fuel winning streak for baseball team
- Home Schools Regatta
- Hugh Marshall closes in on 20 years of dedicated service at Case
- Obinna Nwanna places first in high jump
- Senior Adams goes from five at-bats to .500 to earn All-UAA
- Victories follow warm weather for women's tennis team
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