Beat writers predict mixed outcomes for Syracuse basketball's matchup with North Carolina State
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Daily Archives: February 25, 2016
Syracuse beats Boston College, 71-55, to clinch No. 3 seed in ACC tournament
Syracuse completed its regular season with another big win, extending its current win streak to nine games and its season total to 23. Read more »
Tyler Roberson looks to rebound against North Carolina State
After the Pittsburgh loss on Saturday, Jim Boeheim said he wouldn't play Tyler Roberson if he had anybody else. Roberson has his first chance to respond against N.C. State on Saturday. Read more »
Trevor Cooney and Michael Gbinije will cap their regular season Carrier Dome careers on Saturday
Trevor Cooney and Michael Gbinije's legacy at Syracuse could be written in the final stretch of their senior seasons. Read more »
Bracketology: Expert Patrick Stevens' take on Syracuse basketball's NCAA Tournament hopes
Check out bracketologist Patrick Stevens says Syracuse has to do to make the NCAA Tournament. Read more »
Syracuse basketball opponent preview: What to know about N.C. State
Syracuse hosts N.C. State at 2 p.m. in the Carrier Dome on Saturday, and here's all that you should know about the Wolfpack heading into the matchup. Read more »
Weekend Plans: Watch a drag show, play dodgeball
Spice up your weekend by attending the finale of the 14th Annual Totally Fabulous Drag Show, listening to some blues or playing some rounds of dodgeball or laser tag. Read more »
Assessments of SU's schools and colleges should be conducted during dean searches
The Daily Orange Editorial Board discusses the decision to review Hendricks Chapel in correlation with the search for a new dean and argues that the joint measure should be implemented at all Syracuse University entities. Read more »
Orland: New York state should end the ‘tampon tax’
Liberal columnist Joanna Orland breaks down why the “tampon tax” should be ended by New York state legislation for perpetrating classed and gendered injustice. Read more »
Quiz: Which Syracuse music venue are you?
Answer these questions and see which music venue in Syracuse is most fitted to your listening needs. Read more »
How Brianna Butler specialized herself into Syracuse's offense
Brianna Butler is the NCAA's active career leader in made 3-pointers. Syracuse head coach Quentin Hillsman says she should shoot every time she's open. Read more »
Jaipuriar: Modern student activism should not be discredited
Student Life columnist Rashika Jaipuriar considers the generational differences between past and present student activism. Read more »
Knapp: Kesha’s trial reflects rape culture, despite headway in sexual assault legislation
Generation Y columnist Tayler Knapp argues that education is key to shifting the current victim-blaming narrative of sexual assault in light of Kesha’s ongoing trial. Read more »
4 underclassmen step up as role players in place of injured offensive starters
Tim Barber and Nick Piroli have been injured so far this season and four underclassmen have filled their void. Read more »
When taking a mental health leave of absence is a matter of survival
Delaney Arias, a sophomore newspaper and online journalism major at Syracuse University, shares her personal story of taking a mental health leave of absence from school. Read more »
Storylines to watch as spring football starts: Spread offense, defensive end depth and ex-hybrids
Check out three storylines for Syracuse's spring season. Read more »
Jennifer Gunsuallus talks hook-up culture at 'I Am Enough' lecture
Jennifer Gunsaullus, a sociologist, sexologist and frequent speaker about sex and health, gave a lecture focused on hook-up culture and sexual empowerment. Read more »
Kelly Cross transitions back into Syracuse's offense after returning from suspension
Midfielder Kelly Cross crashed into the Mount Olympus steps last year and was subsequently suspended by Syracuse. Now, she's working her way back into the lineup. Read more »
Anna Shkudun rides improved serve to No. 42 ranking
Anna Shkudun has gone 6-2 in singles matches this season and her improving serve has helped carry her to that record. Read more »
Committee will review Hendricks Chapel for 1st time in more than 30 years
The review of Hendricks’ programs, facilities and finances will help inform the dean search committee about what is needed in a dean for the chapel. Read more »
Lake Placid Black Tie Chocolate Vanilla Porter smells delicious but tastes bitter
Max Darrow expected the Lake Placid Black Tie Chocolate Vanilla Porter to be a great winter night pick me up but was less than thrilled with the taste. Read more »
