The Observer, November 3, 2006
Volume XXXIX, Issue 9
Lead Stories
Weekend wins boost men's playoff chances
Only one conference game remains in the regular season as the Case men's soccer team looks forward to a Division III NCAA tournament bid.Finishing last weekend with two UAA wins, the Spartans head into their last weekend in second place in the UAA with a record of 15-2-1. The men first traveled Friday to Pittsburgh, where they battled a physical Carnegie Mellon team, but were victorious in the end, winning 2-0.[read more]
Women's cross country team wins its first UAA title
The women's cross country team continues to rewrite the history books. Last Saturday, the Spartans achieved their biggest accomplishment yet, capturing the UAA championship, which was held at Washington University in St. Louis. The title is the team's first UAA championship, and Case defeated Washington, the third-ranked team in the country, en route to the victory."I think it's a major accomplishment, not only that we won, but that we beat the third-ranked team in the country," said coach Kathy Lanese.[read more]
News
- Campus Watch
- Case students cross-dress for charity
- Just in CASE...
- Just in CASE...
- Outside the Circle
- Phi-K walk/run tomorrow
- Res hall "treats" local kids
- Rumors fly regarding CSE accreditation
- SatCo returns for the fall with increased interest
- UConn professor gives abolition talk at Case
- USG Briefs
Focus
- The Buzz
- Worst Case Scenario: Election Guide
- Saw III intensifies twisted sadism of big franchise
- Surviving high school the object of Bully
- Sex & Dating: Testing your boundaries
- Transfer students need help navigating Case's waters
- When work doesn't pay: Bonjour Laziness
Sports
- Case swim teams start winter season with a splash
- Erickson combines passions for swimming, research
- Hockey club returns to form in win against Behrend
- NFL Guru: Lack of offense slowing Browns
- Spartan Spotlight: Mike Petro
- Spartans come back to defeat Chicago Maroons despite weather, turnovers
- Volleyball split tri-match in final tune-up for UAA championships
- Weekend wins boost men's playoff chances
- Women's cross country team wins its first UAA title





