Tumolo to rejoin former Syracuse stars on Team USA
Michelle Tumolo was named to the U.S. 25-woman camp roster set to meet in January in Florida. She will join former SU attack and current… Read more »
Daily Archives: December 5, 2012
University, local communities examine present, future of Connective Corridor
It was an imposing ivory tower. It was a fading manufacturing town. It was the same city, worlds apart. “When you get away a distance… Read more »
Baby it's cold outside: As winter weather settles in, now's the time to bundle up and still look sharp
Once the last few remaining weeks of the semester and finals are done, sweatpants and sweatshirts can be shed in exchange for a variety of… Read more »
Symphony orchestra to return to Syracuse
After more than a year of silence, the former members of the Syracuse Symphony Orchestra have developed a new strategy to revive the organization’s presence… Read more »
College degree proves to be both investment, gamble
On Sunday, The New York Times published an article called “Saying No To College,” which outlined reasons why students drop out of college and alternative… Read more »
Callaghan: When winter weather arrives, residents should use alternative de-icing methods
Even though the temperature reached the high 60s yesterday, this November has produced a fair amount of snow sprinklings. Most people have retrieved their shovels… Read more »
Keep on truckin': Highway diner serves up casual atmosphere, homey meals
Driving alongside Interstate 690, you might miss the little diner that’s nestled between a motel and a gas station as your car curves up the… Read more »
Students prep for possible apocalypse on Dec. 21
With the Mayan prediction of the end of the world right around the corner on Dec. 21, the possible doomsday has inspired multiple reactions from… Read more »
During NHL labor lockout, sample some Canadian brews
I feel for NHL fans who continue to suffer due to the lockout. In solidarity with them, I have been exclusively consuming Canadian beers. In… Read more »
In a crunch: Syracuse minor-league franchise sees stronger connection with Tampa Bay Lightning during lockout
Brett Connolly knows something about the big leagues. The 20-year-old played 68 games for the Tampa Bay Lightning in the NHL last year, notching four… Read more »
Former Syracuse great Monk inducted into College Football Hall of Fame
Art Monk didn’t think he had the talent to succeed in football. So when he earned a scholarship to play at Syracuse, it came as… Read more »
Alexander outscores Wagner in dominating performance
From the opening tip, it was evident. Stephanie Blais didn’t even try jumping. The result of the jump ball — much like the result of… Read more »
SU students, professors recognize benefits of evaluations
As the fall semester comes to a close and students prepare to take their final exams, professors are preparing for tests of their own: student… Read more »
During finals week, be wary of excessive caffeine consumption
Caffeine is the opposite of religion. It is Karl Marx’s infamous “opium to the masses.” Adopted by all students who have not tragically drowned in… Read more »
Local organization works to further develop diverse neighborhood
Ethnic stores, barbershops, restaurants and vacant storefronts. These are the prominent features of North Salina Street. Though the area has recently become very ethnically and… Read more »
Record-high temperatures hit Syracuse
Syracuse experienced unusually warm temperatures on Tuesday that haven’t been matched since the beginning of Word War II. Temperatures reached 70 degrees, surpassing the previous… Read more »
IVMF website to help veterans to re-enter workforce
When veterans return to the civilian sector, they are faced with countless adjustments, one of them being entering the work force. A Syracuse University veterans… Read more »
Pocket full of change: Officials recommend residents carry coins when using electric parking meters
Syracuse residents are temporarily advised to carry change with them if they plan to use the city’s electronic parking meters. Although the current meters have… Read more »
MIT basketball program finds success on and off hardwood
CORRECTION: In a previous version of this article, Mitchell Kates' and Will Tashman's class standings were misstated. Both of them are seniors. The Daily Orange… Read more »
Student disagree with Democrats' approach taken to implement health care law
Politics and work usually do not go well together, but the other day President Barack Obama's Affordable Care Act came up. Not many of my… Read more »
Daily Orange article on athletes’ arrest makes reader question paper's intentions
As a senior at Syracuse University, I have been a consistent reader of The Daily Orange for three and a half years now. It has been… Read more »
Stikkel: Obama’s balanced deficit reduction approach harms future of youth voters
Our government borrows to spend. Carrying this paradigm into the future will saddle our generation with an unbearable cost. President Barack Obama will not be… Read more »
Syracuse defense stifles Wagner in blowout win
Wagner head coach Lisa Cermignano confidently clapped her hands from the sideline after Jacqui Thompson drained a floater and cut Syracuse’s lead to 12 with… Read more »
