The Observer, April 11, 2008
Volume XL, Issue 24
Lead Stories
Fashionable shopping comes to Case Campus
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If you've been eyeing a new pair of jeans for the spring but worrying about the price, or if you want to treat your significant other to something nice without having to break the bank, then you might want to stop by Delta Gamma's Charity Denim event from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Tuesday, April 15 in the Thwing Spartan Room.The event has been a popular way for Greeks nationwide to earn money for charity, which is how it came to the attention of Case's Delta Gamma chapter.[read more]
Open Forums still revising, refining university's strategic plan
Slowly yet surely, the university's strategic plan for the next five to 10 years is taking shape. In the latest series of open forums held by the University Plan Steering Committee over the past week, faculty, staff, alumni, and students offered their comments on the latest draft of the University Plan.Such a plan is intended to guide the school's priorities in development, budgeting, fundraising, and additional operations over the specified timeframe.[read more]
Rabbi promotes interfaith discussion at U. Oklahoma
Abigail AllumsOklahoma Daily (U. Oklahoma)As a documentary producer, author, media analyst, and sought-after speaker, Brad Hirschfield is not the typical traditional Jewish Orthodox rabbi that his academic background suggests.Yet Hirschfield, whose comments often are made on a global stage, addressed students, faculty, and guests Tuesday night in Beaird Lounge of the University of Oklahoma Memorial Union about the need for interfaith communication.[read more]
SAGES program still adapting to student feedback
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Feedback from students on Case's SAGES program is hardly universally positive; – whether concerning organization, advising practices, or the requirement of SAGES itself, the program has still not found complete acceptance among undergraduates. Yet SAGES has become more refined since its inception, and in order to continue its improvement, the student body was recently asked to complete a new survey regarding the program.[read more]
News
- Bar codes thing that ought to get a good headline
- Charity fundraiser hits the quad running
- Fashionable shopping comes to Case Campus
- Film minor introduced at Case
- News You Can't Use
- Open Forums still revising, refining university's strategic plan
- Outside the Circle
- Rabbi promotes interfaith discussion at U. Oklahoma
- SAGES program still adapting to student feedback
Opinion
- Chronic complaining must stop
- Global Scorning: Plastic cars: more than just toys
- Sororities, fraternities support each other
- Violence should not be response to controversial material
- Why are people talking about a market for organs?
- Why stop at a smoking ban?
- "Greek Grief" misrepresented Greek Week
Focus
- Carl Pope shows Cleveland has lots on its mind
- Dates for dummies
- Dido and Aeneas given star treatment by music department
- Worst Case Scenario: Hurry up!
- Lighten Up: Sweet treats
- Malignant Majors
- Man Man releases lyrical stunner, junkyard noises
- The Buzz
- Top 10 Tips for living on your own
Sports
- Pro Sports Roundup
- In Cincy, men are last and women aren't far ahead
- Men snap winning streak, women break losing streak
- Six-game home-stand ends in a splitter
- Spartan Spotlight :John Jensenius
- Struggling softball hopes to turn the corner
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