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The Observer

The Student Newspaper of Case Western Reserve University

The Observer RSS Feeds

The RSS feeds listed below will always supply the current news from The Observer. In order to use the feeds, just add the RSS link URL to any RSS compatible software or web system.

Main Feed

This feed will return all of the stories in the current issue of The Observer.

  • All Stories

Section Feeds

Receive updates whenever any new article is posted to one of these specific sections.

  • Focus  
  • Fun Page  
  • News  
  • Opinion  
  • Sports  

Categories

Receive updates whenever any new article is posted to one of these general categories.

  • Arts/Entertainment
  • Campus News
  • City/Metro
  • Features/Campus Life
  • Opinion/Editorial
  • Other
  • Police Blotter
  • Sports

What's in Our RSS Feeds?

RSS feeds make content from our current issue available to you. RSS feeds allow us to expose the following data points for each article:

  • headline
  • abstract
  • link back to the article
In addition to this, our system extends the RSS standard by including additional data points, which include:
  • article section
  • parent section (if one exists)
  • issue date
  • subheadline
  • author name
  • author title
  • thumbnail image of photo attachment
  • link back to the article's section
  • section category

What is RSS?

RSS is an internet standard for the transmission of news data. You can take advantage of our RSS feed in many ways. For example, you can download news reading programs that read RSS feeds which display The Observer content. Such programs allow you to read our headlines even when you are not on our web page.

Another potential way to take advantage of this feed would be to integrate it into your web system by using a web scripting language like .NET, Java, PHP or ColdFusion. A web developer can use these types of web tools to periodically download and integrate The Observer content into other web sites. In order to take advantage of this feed, you must already be familiar with RSS, XML, and scripting. Usage specifics in these technologies is beyond the scope of this explanation.

Javascript

For the web page author

Copy the code below and add it to the HTML source code of your web page. Usage of this code in your page will automatically produce clickable headlines from the current issue of The Observer. If you are familiar with CSS, you are welcome to customize the styles that appear below.

Palm / Mobile Phones

You can now access The Observer via your mobile phone or portable wireless device's web browser. Simply type this URL into your moble device's web browser:

AvantGo

Click on the link below to receive up-to-date news from The Observer on your Palm Pilot or Internet-ready phone.

Add The Observer to my channels

If you are not yet using the free AvantGo service, sign up today to begin taking advantage of Web access from your Windows CE or Palm device, Pocket PC, or Web-enabled (WAP) mobile phone.

Click the New Users button below to get AvantGo software and set up an account.

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Issue Summary

News

  • A conversation with Professor Jessica Green
  • Nation's first research-oriented wind turbine constructed near Veale
  • Thwing Study Over to provide students much-needed break this Sunday
  • Transformation on horizon for KSL
  • USG reflects upon accomplishments at last meeting of semester

Sports

  • Grapplers drop match against rival John Carroll, fall to 0-2
  • Spartans encounter cold spell late in second half, go 0-2 in JCU tournament
  • Spartans place 18th at cross country NCAA championships
  • Sports Shorts
  • Women fall behind early, lose to Baldwin-Wallace

Fun Page

  • Fun Page Solutions

Opinion

  • Cleveland provides refugees, volunteers opportunities with Refugee Response program
  • Editorial: Semester Grades
  • There's no 'I' in team - but there is in 'Republican'
  • What are you doing over winter break?

Focus

  • A look back: best of 2010 entertainment
  • Art history department says goodbye as distinguished professor Dr. Edward Olszewski retires
  • Cleveland writer Susan Streeter Carpenter reads from counter-culture novel Riders on the Storm
  • Magic of Mr. CWRU uses talent, gusto to benefit East Cleveland
  • Our friend Kelvin
  • The art of seduction, part II
  • Two recent film releases: Harry Potter disappoints; Enter the Void intrigues

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