The Observer

Friday, April 10, 2009

News

• Village at 115 awarded LEED Silver rating
• G20 protest in London: A firsthand account
• ITS prepares for mail switch
• Understanding car insurance
• New USG president to be chosen tonight: Douglas or Pinder
• Sigma Phi Epsilon, Phi Mu win Greek Week competition
• From newspapers to the net: famed editor delivers lecture on future of journalism

Sports

• Softball gets out of jams, into wins
• Water polo workhorses
• Ultimate: Women Gobies have fighting chance at regionals
• Baseball: Spartans bring brooms vs. Bethany, Grove City
• Spartan Spotlight: Clay Hurley
• Tennis: Women snap losing streak
• Track & Field: Women's track takes fifth, men take ninth at DePauw

Fun Page

• Jumble Answers
• Crossword Answers
• Sudoku Answers

Opinion

• Editorial: Administration should take responsibility for CSP
• Students find motivation to serve in local, international efforts
• Test bank not issue of Greeks versus non-Greeks
• Community Supported Agriculture benefits both consumers, farmers
• Don't let weather dictate your mood
• Progress on test bank available
• Coverage of AIB was slanted

Focus

• Andrew Bird charms crowd with musicianship, melody and humor
• CIM Orchestra to hold inspirational concert at Severance
• Spartans of Style: Back to the '80s
• New movie review site combines Facebook with Rotten Tomatoes
• Secret Ingredient: Pineapple
• Sex and Dating: Serial Monogamy
• Eldred delivers a solid ensemble performance with their latest, Stage Door
• The Buzz

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