The Observer
Sports
Volleyball: Mixed results in first UAA Round Robin
by Peter Cooke
Pittsburgh's 250th birthday celebration and the first UAA Round Robin tournament held several ups and downs for Case's volleyball team. The Spartans went into the weekend with a big challenge ahead of them, facing nationally ranked No. 4 Washington University, Carnegie Mellon University, the UAA's third seed, and sixth-seed University of Rochester. (0) comments
Women's Soccer: Early lead slips away in loss to NYU
by Sonya Narla
After a solid 3-0 win against Penn State Behrend this past Wednesday, the Spartans prepared to face New York University in their first UAA (University Athletic Association) game on Saturday. The game was bound to be competitive; NYU had won eight straight games so far this season, and beat the Spartans 4-0 in New York last season. (0) comments
Spartan Spotlight: Gian Genovesi
by Joe Amick
Gian Genovesi is a senior management major with a concentration in finance. He's a defensive lineman on Case's 4-0-football team. The Ohio native is a product of Chaminade-Julienne Catholic High School and is involved in the Phi Delta Theta Fraternity, Big Brothers/Big Sisters, and the Case Association of Student Athletes. (0) comments
Football: Homecoming features lots of sacks, scores
by Nick Spring
Last Saturday, Denison traveled to Case Field to take on the Spartans and were handed their third defeat of the season, dropping their record to 1-3. With the win, Case kept the undefeated season alive, pushing their record to 4-0. The Spartans came out of the gate firing on all cylinders. (0) comments
Men's Soccer: For a team on the mend, conference win is best medicine
by Greg Meyer
It is amazing what healthy players can do for a soccer team. Since the fourth game of the season, the Spartans have been fighting off the injury bug. Last Saturday against New York University, the Spartans finally played with a healthy squad, and it showed. (0) comments
Pro Sports Roundup
Ode to the Cubbies
by Kabir Gulati
No, no way, how could happen to us in '08 100 years later, it had to happen for it was fate We looked strong from the beginning and wouldn't look back This was to be the year we got back on track. The team started off average as we played in the cold But we bore down when needed, as our boys fit into a mold. (0) comments
In This Issue
News
- Demolition or renovation of Morley building may cost university
- Have you heard about: Case Dagorhir?
- Nancy Pelosi visits campus to learn about Great Lakes Institute for Energy Innovation
- RAD course offers students basic self-defense training
- Relay for Life hosts kickoff event
- RTA's Euclid Corridor Project nears completion
- Student loans: federal vs. private
- USG BRIEF
Sports
- Cross Country: Men join women on top at All-Ohios
- LBJ would be great TE
- Men's Soccer: Spartans don't give or get goal in Brandeis tie
- Solid 28-7 win keeps Spartans undefeated
- Spartan Notebook
- Spartan Spotlight: Jeff Brown
- Volleyball drops two in weekend tri-match
- Women's Soccer: Nothing appealing about loss to Judges
Fun Page
- Crossword Answers
- Crossword Answers
- Jumble Answers
- Jumble Answers
- Sudoku #1 Answers
- Sudoku Answers #2
Opinion
- Country visit results in different view of British
- Editorial: Sculpture collection needs better presentation
- Either candidate has chance to win in November election
- Plug-in hybrids not safest choice for drivers
Focus
- After years under the radar, Brett Dennen releases new album to rave reviews
- GLTF shines with other half of fall repertory
- Just in Case: Worried about partying pals
- Oliver Stone's W. falls short of expectations
- Sex and Dating: Avoiding awkward hookups
- The Buzz
- The Secret Ingredient: The many flavors of pumpkin
- Worst Case Scenario: Stifling the big-word urge
- Zombie Survival Guide author charismatically entertains Case Western Reserve students