Texas A&M breaks policy, allows star freshman quarterback Manziel to address the media
For months, Johnny Manziel has captured the imagination of the college football world. Who were some players he tried to emulate? How was he feeling… Read more »
Daily Archives: November 28, 2012
SU's turnaround season to be tested this weekend against Robert Morris
Two wins. That's all the Syracuse women's ice hockey team needs to match last season's win total. And the season, which stretches until March, is… Read more »
Arkansas full-court press poses toughest challenge yet for SU
It has been called the Fastest 40 Minutes in Basketball, and it is designed to run an opponent ragged. Relying on relentless defensive pressure, Mike… Read more »
Hitting the mark: Patterson overcomes obstacles on way to signing with Syracuse
Last February, Ron Patterson was on top of the Indiana high school basketball world. Already signed to a scholarship by Indiana University, he took to… Read more »
Syracuse's reserves provide scoring punch, keep starters rested
The result is the same nearly every day after practice when Carmen Tyson-Thomas looks up at the scoreboard. When the first-unit blue team and second-unit… Read more »
ACC votes to add Louisville to fill void left by Maryland
The Atlantic Coast Conference presidents and chancellors voted unanimously Wednesday to add Louisville to the conference to replace departing Maryland. “The University of Louisville is… Read more »
Greed outweighs all other factors in conference realignment decisions
As conference realignment continues in college sports, it’s apparent these moves are motivated by money. Student-athletes, fans and other aspects of programs at various universities… Read more »
Netting a profit: Silver Knights need support of fans to avoid red ink
The magic number is 3,000. If the Syracuse Silver Knights can get that many paying customers to each of their 13 home games at the… Read more »
Stikkel: Jumping off fiscal cliff would be better move than Democrats' plan
Despite anything anyone says in media or government, jumping off the fiscal cliff is a good temporary alternative to a bad budget deal from Democrats.… Read more »
Staying above water: Sen. Charles Schumer requests to continue funding for Syracuse's Inner Harbor
Following the Syracuse Industrial Development Agency’s donation to help build infrastructures in Syracuse’s Inner Harbor, Sen. Charles Schumer has also pushed for federal funding for… Read more »
Oil drilling hits the East Coast, could increase on college campuses
In the southern United States, oil drilling is rooted deep into the economy’s culture, and the industry’s presence on college campuses is commonplace. More than… Read more »
Callaghan: Sustainable practices during vacation, holiday travel don’t have to be a headache
There are some things in life that just work more smoothly when we're in our daily home schedule: eating right, studying, sleeping well and living… Read more »
Back for more: Search for falafel leads to shot at redemption for local Greek restaurant
It all started with a quest; a quest for falafel. My roommate discovered a hidden love for falafel while studying in London and has been… Read more »
Pakistani film screening, lecture illustrates importance of language in cinema
With a deep, booming voice, guest speaker Iftikhar Dadi explained the struggle between social classes in Pakistan to a small circle of eager listeners. “South… Read more »
Holloway: Holiday season can awaken unwelcome ghosts of relationships past, present and futrue
With Thanksgiving and its marshmallow-decked sweet potatoes now a dim and distant memory, the holiday’s second cousin, Christmas, is a soon-to-be-realized dream. But have you… Read more »
Miss American pie: Syracuse woman takes love of pie baking to blogosphere
When blogger Alisun “Sunny” Hernandez puts on her decorated hoodie, she takes on a new role: a pie delivery fairy. “You never know when the… Read more »
