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The Observer

Case Western Reserve University's independent student news source

The Observer

Case Western Reserve University's independent student news source

The Observer

Saulsman: People diluted a controversial idea

Courtney Saulsman, Columnist January 26, 2018

The #MeToo movement has inspired thousands of women and men to share their stories of sexual harassment. This movement has united individuals from different classes, genders and races in order to promote...

Rutecki: Making the case against late-term abortions

Paul Rutecki, Columnist January 26, 2018

Last Friday, President Donald Trump addressed the 45th annual March for Life rally in Washington, D.C. via webcast. Trump defended his pro-life position, stating, “Under my administration, we will always...

Martz: Tips on clearing the clutter

Paulina Martz, Columnist January 26, 2018

Alright, confession time. I sat down to write an article on how to best prepare oneself for the start of a new semester by organizing and decluttering your space and your life. But I had to sit on my floor...

Editorial: New USG tool will bolster campus involvement

January 26, 2018

The new Undergraduate Student Government (USG) Initiative Tracker isn’t just a way to help us measure positive changes on our campus. We hope the tracker will also help motivate students to participate...

Cai: Make incredible memories by studying abroad

Yingying Cai, Columnist January 26, 2018

Riding an elephant, visiting the world’s first toilet museum and joining a singing battle with local kids: These are only some of the incredible experiences you can get from studying abroad. This...

Rudoff: Getting used to your home away from home

Jackson Rudoff, Columnist January 19, 2018

Going home for my first extended break was, for lack of a better term, weird. After spending four months completely immersed in Case Western Reserve University’s campus, it was odd to suddenly go back...

Taekman: Trump lacks a sense of responsibility for Hawaii

Sarah Taekman, Columnist January 19, 2018

What would you do if you learned that there was a missile strike incoming toward your home? If you thought that you were going to die? If you thought that your friends and family were going to die? That...

Editorial: Commit to positive changes in the new year

January 19, 2018

To all members of the campus community: welcome back. Before we get to the topic at hand, we want to discuss a recent event. The year started off on a dark note with the fatal shooting of a 21-year-old...

Cannon: Thoughts on overcoming toxic family relationships during the holidays

Christopher Alan Cannon, Columnist January 19, 2018

Coming from a multiracial family, especially in the midst of this polarized political climate, I’ve found myself in conflict with my father’s side of the family. The complex relationships I share with...

Pinal-Alfaro: Suggestions for a better semester

Yoshmar Pinal-Alfaro, Columnist January 19, 2018

As the fleeting days of break gave way to the inevitable return to campus, I became increasingly anxious about returning to school. I was excited to meet up with friends and enjoy the second semester of...

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