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House party

The housing reservation process has begun. Running through April 15 at 5 p.m., the online registration is four-week process that determines with whom and where… Read more »

Reilly: NCAA's live blog restrictions unfounded

In the mind's eye of the NCAA, there exist crazed college hoops fans who ignore the high-definition broadcasts of the March tournament.Yet, these fans are… Read more »

WHOC : St. Lawrence's Flanagan hired as first head coach

It took 10 months of observation and evaluation for Syracuse Director of Athletics Daryl Gross to decide who would lead the school's women's ice hockey… Read more »

MBB : 'He can play everywhere': At 6-foot-8, Kris Joseph has plenty of versatility with a pass-first mind

Kris Joseph is a child. He ambles through the lunchroom, chasing classmates, getting laughed at by administrators.'One of my assistant coaches said, 'So that's what… Read more »

Track : Kohn's NCAA time long highlight of weekend

Chris Fox had a definitive game plan months ago when he began training his team to hit its peak during the outdoor season. There was… Read more »

McCain exposes 'dark side' of the GOP

In the 2000 presidential primary election, Sen. John McCain's Straight Talk Express crashed because his talk was too straight. During that campaign, McCain delighted liberals… Read more »

Letter to the Editor : Extremist protests

While reading the column 'Student protests become disrespectful' Friday on a park bench, I almost slid off the right side. A majority of it presented… Read more »

Full speed ahead

R.E.M.'Accelerate'Genre: College rockSounds like: Counting Crows, late-90s Pearl Jam 80 decibelsWith its new album, 'Accelerate,' veteran college rock band R.E.M. has but one thing to… Read more »

McCain foreign policy plan on the right track

Before Sen. John McCain became the Republican nominee for president, his view on the war in Iraq seemed to be an issue with voters. But… Read more »

Letter to the Editor : Architecture students, far more than simply literate

As a thesis student here in architecture, I am questioning the validity of a recent article suggesting architecture students lack quality writing skills. In last… Read more »

Get offline and save your local record store, one album at a time

There are too many devastating trends happening in our country right now. We've got a five-year-old war, extreme political divisiveness, education and income gaps and… Read more »

Online auction offers new items, increases revenue

Items ranging from a Barry Bonds autographed bat, a picture signed by Yankees third baseman Alex Rodriguez and several pieces of autographed memorabilia from Syracuse… Read more »

Boston Globe columnist to speak

Jeff Jacoby thinks the media doesn't know how to cover the Middle East, and as a journalist, he would know.Jacoby, a long-time columnist for The… Read more »

Grad students, SU alum work on local library renovations

Dr. Ruth Small posed a challenge to her graduate students last semester, asking them to find out what makes a library state of the art.Small,… Read more »

Canning Spam

In 2005, John Campbell, a senior political science major at the Texas Christian University, created the first liquid computer after a year of experimentation, 10… Read more »

South Campus Basics

Available residences:SkyHalls:Built in 1966 and currently houses 350 freshmen on three floors.Slocum Heights:Built for 250 undergrad and grad students. Features one story one and two-bedroom… Read more »

Housing Information

BBB (Brewster, Boland and Brockway Halls)If you want exercise, live at BBB. There are more steps and steeper steps (leading up to the College of… Read more »

Housing Perspectives

What is your ideal dorm?Brandon AndersonInformation studiesFreshman'Haven, probably. It has food below, and it's closer to Whitman. (I) picked it because of the four-person suites… Read more »