Clothing laws should protect all women's body agency
Gender and Sexuality columnist Myelle Lansat advocates on behalf of legislation that protects both women's modesty and women's immodesty. Read more »
Daily Archives: September 5, 2016
Chris Nanco improves finishing ability in senior season
Senior forward Chris Nanco is not only putting himself and his teammates in position to score — he’s now converting. Read more »
Despite drastic increase in attendance, New York State Fairgrounds remain clean
Despite a drastic increase in the amount of visitors at the 2016 New York State Fair, the cleanliness of the fairgrounds was comparable to previous years. Read more »
This year's New York State Fair breaks attendance records
Over 1 million people attended the State Fair this year, the largest amount since 2011. Read more »
Studies show tipping at restaurants may become a thing of the past
Restaurateurs have different opinions in regard to becoming gratuity-free. The move would level pay for kitchen staff and servers, but since tipping is such a normal practice some are hesitant to do away with it. Read more »
Ask the Experts: Is Colin Kaepernick right in not standing during the national anthem?
In recent weeks, Colin Kaepernick has been the subject of national celebration and condemnation. The San Francisco 49ers quarterback has chosen to sit during the… Read more »
9 stories to help you pass a current events quiz (Aug. 29 – Sept. 5)
From Huma Abedin to Mother Teresa, The Daily Orange complied stories you need to know in order to pass your current events quiz. Read more »
College students generally pay off their credit card bills, survey says
A recently released survey shows 72 percent of college students pay off their own credit card balances each month. Read more »
Junior's tattoo acts as rebellion against conservative roots
The youngest of three children in a conservative, religious family, Hailey New was viewed as the baby. To rebel against this image, she got a tattoo against her parent's wishes. Read more »
By all means, wear white after Labor Day
With the passing of Labor Day, many are pressured to think they can’t wear white after this holiday. It is a regulation that has held strong since the late 1800s and early 1900s, but where exactly does this come from? There’s two theories. The most obvious reason attributes to the weather. Read more »
Syracuse University falls short in enforcing tobacco-free policy
Even though Syracuse University implemented tobacco-free policy two years ago, the policy is not enforced by any official body on the campus, leaving a room for smoking and tobacco use on campus. Read more »
Eat local: Liehs & Steigerwald offers high-quality meats
Liehs & Steigerwald has been serving unparalleled sausages and meats here in Syracuse since 1936. Whether it is a beer brat or a pastrami sandwich, they provide high quality, homemade products across the board. Read more »
SU student group designs, builds and races a Formula car
The new car racing club at Syracuse University, Citrus Racing, has been in development for over a year and had its first race in Ontario this June. Read more »
My goals for senior year and also getting out of this quicksand
I want to make like LinkedIn and establish connections with people I can trust and share lifelong memories with. I did not make that connection with national parks guide Richard, who promised he was going to get help and has since left me here to die in this quicksand. Read more »
Social media breaks can improve your life online
Technology columnist Brett Weiser-Schlesinger discusses what he learned from his Facebook hiatus and makes the case for social media users to do the same. Read more »
Soundcloud proves one of best ways to discover music
Phoebe Smith, music columnist, explains why she prefers Soundcloud to discover music in the streaming world practically dominated by Spotify. Read more »
Nostalgic flicks match the beginning of the semester's vibe
Movie columnist Brian Hamlin gives a handy guide to which older and period films to catch at the beginning of the semester before classes start to gain steam. Read more »
3 things Dino Babers said at his weekly press conference ahead of Syracuse's matchup with Louisville
Dino Babers addressed the crowd at the Colgate game, Louisville quarterback Lamar Jackson and the Cardinals lethal front seven. Read more »
Syracuse football depth chart: Week 2 vs. No. 19 Louisville
The most significant notes based on Syracuse football's week 2 depth chart, which was released Monday morning ahead of SU's game vs. No. 19 Louisville. Read more »
Miles Robinson sets up Syracuse to win, 3-2, in overtime against St. John's
Miles Robinson was key in Syracuse's 3-2 overtime win over St. John's. He scored two goals and assisted on another. Read more »
