Spring BreakThis Week's Front Page
Breakdowns in notifications and miscommunications between administration and the student body are nothing new.
The Case Western Reserve University Spartans football team just completed its third straight regular season undefeated, and everyone involved with the team should be congratulated for putting together one of the most best stretches in school history.
The men's and women's cross country teams were in opposite positions entering the NCAA Great Lakes Regional Championships last Saturday. The women were ranked No. 13 in the nation, while the men did not even make the top ten ranking in the region. However, both finished the race with a chance to be selected for the national championship meet tomorrow, hosted by Baldwin-Wallace College and held at the Highland Park Golf Club in Cleveland.
There's been a certain back-and-forth of coverage and response regarding the recent decision by Case's Student Executive Council (SEC) to author a new referendum that will be held in the indeterminate future. The referendum aims to determine whether Media Board organizations should retain the salaries they currently receive via the Student Activities Fee (SAF).
This Saturday, Spectrum will host its sixth annual Drag Ball at Carlton Commons.
If you'll continue to be so kind as to publish me, I would like to make a regular thing of it to write in opposition to the Sex and Dating column, because in good conscience, I can't read such nonsense and remain quiet.
When Janis Joplin spoke about performing, she described "getting into the feeling" of the music and getting turned on by all the energy surrounding her. When Janis sang, anyone within earshot heard her on another wavelength. Part beatnik, part bohemian, and a whole lot of soul woman, Janis Joplin is known as one of the leading ladies of rock and roll.