NCAA denies transfer waiver request for defensive tackle Raymon
John Raymon will have to wait to see the field for another year. The Syracuse defensive tackle had his application for a waiver request denied,… Read more »
Daily Archives: September 18, 2012
FarmVille company success directly linked to Facebook
Chores are never fun. Whether it is mowing the lawn or trimming the shrubs, people hardly ever love these monotonous tasks. Even jobs like tending… Read more »
Marching on: One year later, Occupy Syracuse movement is less visible but still evolving
Last winter, Zach Ott celebrated Thanksgiving and Christmas outdoors in downtown Syracuse, surrounded by office buildings and a bustling Centro transportation hub on Salina Street.… Read more »
Students show school spirit as NBC's 'Today' show films on campus
The majority of the Syracuse University campus didn’t expect to see “Today” show correspondent Sarah Haines and producer Susan Bower passing around fliers on campus… Read more »
Dalai Lama visit troubles some Chinese students
Zhuo Chen doesn’t trust the Dalai Lama. Chen, a new media management graduate student from Shandong, China, has conflicted feelings toward the spiritual leader of… Read more »
Hip-hop artist Kid Ink, alternative rapper Skizzy Mars to perform in first Bandersnatch Music Series Show of semester
Hip-hop artist Kid Ink will headline University Union Concerts’ first Bandersnatch Music Series show of the semester. He’ll perform in the Schine Underground on Monday,… Read more »
Short-term fix will not curb crime problem in East neighborhood
Tripling law enforcement in the East neighborhood on weekends is a short-term solution to a long-term problem. The increased surveillance of the area shows the… Read more »
Students need to stop feeling, start thinking critically
Guys, I feel like saying “I feel like” is getting really stupid and we should stop doing it. A few months ago, a friend of… Read more »
Frugal, easy do-it-yourself projects spruce up living spaces
Don’t let the lack of space, time and money that comes with college life get you down. Tap into your creative side quickly and cheaply… Read more »
Fighter's mentality: Vaughan considers future in MMA as fallback to pro football
Primacy dwells within the octagonal cage. It coats each square inch of the canvas spanning the structure’s 30-foot diameter and drips off the black vinyl… Read more »
Area product Bono lives up to high expectations in net for Syracuse
As Alex Bono weighed his college choices, his father asked him a simple question. He asked whether or not his son, a top recruit, wanted… Read more »
Buggin' out: Eating bugs, drinking filtered urine can have health, environmental benefits
Though insects could provide health benefits and are considered delicacies in many places around the globe, it would take a lot of convincing to get… Read more »
Old devices, network update slow Air Orange X
CLARIFICATION: In a previous version of this article, information about older devices’ functionality on the updated network was unclear. Older devices that used older wireless technology… Read more »
First iSchool student voted into general assembly
After months of no representation, the first and only general assembly representative from the School of Information Studies was elected to the Student Association general… Read more »
Dickey provides team with young defender to bolster future
The enormity of the game didn’t hit Erin Dickey until after it was over. Once Syracuse finished off Monmouth 8-1 for its season-opening win, Dickey… Read more »
Weeklong Eat Together for Peace campaign promotes peaceful discussions
Hospitality is more than the process of entertaining, cooking or hosting. The preparation and, more importantly, the sharing of meals can be a valuable tool… Read more »
Marrone expects production from running back rotation to continue
Syracuse employed three different running backs in Saturday’s 28-17 win over Stony Brook. Head coach Doug Marrone said the “running-back-by-committee” approach is one he likes… Read more »
Syracuse prepared for home opener after 4 weeks on road
Syracuse has seen how beneficial a large, vocal home crowd can be. When the Orange played against Creighton and Iowa State, assistant coach Stephanie Cantway… Read more »
Smoke and mirrors: P!nk hides behind similar edgy pop formula of 'Funhouse'
P!nk has come to be the tough, no-nonsense chick that girls want to be like, guys want to date and everyone is guilty of rocking… Read more »
Whirlwind tourist trip through Turkey highlights country's diversity, history
After telling people I was going to study abroad in Turkey, they would occasionally ask me if I was crazy and would grill me about… Read more »
