Tattoo Tuesday: Jordan Wood
On first impression, the ink appears to be a thick, dark armband with three circular holes in it, wrapped around Jordan Wood’s upper forearm. However,… Read more »
Daily Archives: October 1, 2012
Despite hot start, Syracuse not ready to gauge success of team
When the Big East released its preseason poll on Aug. 6, Syracuse was picked to finish last in the Red Division. The voters’ decision wasn’t… Read more »
Funkytown: Local trio blurs line between old-school hip-hop, laid back blues
Sitting or standing anxiously among the crowded Funk ‘n Waffles tables or in a testy crowd of college kids at the Westcott Theater — wherever… Read more »
Struggling Orange prepares for tough conference stretch
Leonid Yelin knows the Big East conference inside and out. Yelin, who coached 15 seasons at Louisville, is prepared for the challenges ahead for Syracuse.… Read more »
Brands exploit celebrities to start using fashion strategically
I sat frozen with amazement. My jaw dropped, my eyes widened, my heartbeat quickened. The coiffed, color-coordinated perfection leaping jubilantly in the video before me… Read more »
Fine dining: Simple diner setting, captivating performances provide recipe for intriguing show
I can’t tell you the last time I made a point of watching actual TV. It usually just happens. Sitting on the couch, hoping to… Read more »
Local bar changes ownership, plans to keep old traditions alive
The doors to Chuck’s Cafe remained closed all week, and Rosanna De Castro remained concerned about one thing: the future of the names on the… Read more »
Drug law violations on campus more than double in 2011 from year before
The number of students receiving judicial referrals for drug law violations more than doubled from 2010 to 2011, according to the most recent Department of… Read more »
Grant given to Syracuse shows extent of city's gang problem
By awarding the Syracuse community $300,000 to fight gang violence, the full extent of the city’s gang problem is coming to light. Only nine cities… Read more »
'Teen Mom' finale brings an end to valuable learning tool for other youths
“Teen Mom” is the best reality show on television. I’ve only recently become a fan of this MTV reality series, but better late than never.… Read more »
Zombie nation: Students battle undead outbreak in campus game of tag
When class gets out, the last thing students expect is to find someone in a headband and zombie makeup. Or seeing people walk across the… Read more »
Switchfoot performs, excites relaxed crowd
Switchfoot dared an audience that was flat on its feet to move. Once the band started stuffing its set list with hits, a jumping crowd… Read more »
Culture of resistance: Early women's teams at Syracuse struggled in fight for equality
Only now does the lunacy of the time come into clearer focus. Forty years ago, Muriel Smith didn’t consider driving the women’s basketball team to… Read more »
Syracuse works to adjust to 30-second shot clock, other rule changes aimed at speeding pace of play
Syracuse’s opponents can no longer slow the Orange down. They now have no choice but to keep up with the team’s fast-paced style. The NCAA… Read more »
Better together: Partnership between SUNY-ESF, New York Natural Heritage program increases work opportunities for students
SUNY-ESF and the New York Natural Heritage Program are teaming up to increase research opportunities for both organizations. The Natural Heritage Program helps agencies and… Read more »
Community members cannot vilify the Dalai Lama, his nonviolent messages
In a recent letter to the editor, progressive members of the campus community were encouraged to oppose the visit of the 14th Dalai Lama because… Read more »
University representatives reaffirm dedication to students’ safety on campus
Given some recent news stories and editorial pieces, we are writing, on behalf of the Syracuse University administration and the Department of Public Safety, simply… Read more »