The Observer, February 1, 2008
Volume XL, Issue 15
Lead Stories
Campus group puts the fun in blood donation
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The phrase "blood drive" usually conjures up images of sitting for minutes or hours in an uncomfortable chair, waiting for a chance to give up a pint of precious blood cells. Next week, a new campus group will try to give their blood drive a transfusion of fun.The group, Health Care Service Leaders, is hosting the two-day event in Nord atrium next Wednesday and Thursday.In order to attract more contributors, HCSL has devised ways to appeal to all students on campus.[read more]
Spring career fair to fill Adelbert Gym with potential employers
Students of all majors have something to look forward to at this semester's career fair: a record number of employers are looking for students majoring in the arts and sciences, in addition to the regularly recruited engineers.Approximately 95 companies, ranging from small Cleveland businesses to multinational corporations, will be seeking both interns and full-time employees at the upcoming 2008 Get Experienced! Internship and Career Fair.[read more]
Tuition to increase by 5 percent next year
Case's tuition increase for next fall is the university's lowest in seven years, leaving students money for important things like textbooks and pizza.The increase was announced by provost Jerold Goldberg three weeks before the scheduled release at an open forum held Monday night in Thwing.Students who entered Case before the 2006-2007 school year will see a 5.02 percent increase in tuition ,to $33,500. Students entering in that school year or later will pay $34,450: a 5.03 percent increase.[read more]
News
- Campus group puts the fun in blood donation
- Campus groups keep an eye on the homeless
- Case Baja Team
- Spring career fair to fill Adelbert Gym with potential employers
- Tuition to increase by 5 percent next year
Opinion
- Editorial Cartoon
- Editorial: Cleveland's homeless need our help
- A Fresh Perspective: Grumbling brings freshmen together
- Editorial: Letter to the Editor: Republican agenda is far from "Biblical"
- Rational Response: Factually incorrect religious resolution should be rejected entirely
- Medicine Today: Testing for Huntington's disease is a tough choice when health insurance is on the line
- Political Connection: Why I'm a conservative
- Political Connection: Why I'm a liberal
Focus
- CIA plans to consolidate campus on Euclid with new building designed by Dutch firm
- Sex & Dating: Critical situation
- Four whole years: Construction craziness
- Worst Case Scenario: How to succeed in college without
- Lighten Up: Super Bowl Snacks
- New spring movies offer lighter fare than heavy winter offerings
- Student Profile: Danny Pho
- The Buzz
- Top 10: New Trends for 2008
Sports
- Distance runners, throwers prove their worth at Spartan Relays
- Losing streak now at seven for men's basketball
- Mayer receives Cleveland Clinic Courage Award
- Season of change for Case Western Reserve hockey club
- Spartan Spotlight: Steve Young
- Super Bowl Preview
- Tribe's top prospects
- Women swimmers beat Wittenberg at home
- Women's basketball thumps visiting Mellon
- "Judgment" day for women's basketball team
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