The Observer

Friday, October 10, 2008

News

• After year of planning, Greenie improvements implemented
• 10 financial tips to remember
• USG • BRIEF
• Have you heard about: SAGES Peer Writing Crew?
• Ted Gup accepts position at Emerson College
• Engineers Without Borders gives campus opportunity to help
• Print2Here service jammed, please open left door and clear jam
• Homecoming 2008

Sports

• Football: Homecoming features lots of sacks, scores
• Men's Soccer: For a team on the mend, conference win is best medicine
• Volleyball: Mixed results in first UAA Round Robin
• Women's Soccer: Early lead slips away in loss to NYU
• Spartan Spotlight: Gian Genovesi
• Pro Sports Roundup

Opinion

• Editorial: Tradition is key to school spirit
• Courtesy, respect make a difference in everyday life
• Asian American Alliance thanks supporters
• Ultimate club officers deserve recognition
• Putting the $700 billion bailout in perspective
• Psychiatric patients complicate issue of autonomy

Focus

• Ben Folds returns to his irreverent roots with Normal
• New exhibit explores ins-and-outs of race and racism
• Symphonic Winds impress and delight with fall concert
• Student Profile: Christina Colasanto and John Horton
• Young mayoral candidate inspires with new book
• Sex and Dating: Stressing Out
• Worst Case Scenario: Climbing to the top of the heap
• Case Bhangra team looks to have another great year
• Techno singer brings innovative style to music
• Advice at Case: roommate rumbles
• The Buzz

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