Redefining a genre
The auditorium was silent and dark. Two screens on either side of the room illuminated each face, watching as the Space Shuttle Challenger rose higher… Read more »
Monthly Archives: April 2008
One last lecture
Marvin Druger took off his jacket and green corduroy hat and put them in the corner of the Gifford Auditorium stage Monday. He plugged in… Read more »
Arts and Sciences : Second dean candidate visits SU
Science is critical to college of Arts and Sciences dean candidate George Langford. Stimulating student interest in science and curriculum change are key factors in… Read more »
SB : Weekend sweep pushes SU into Big East tournament
Going into the weekend, the Syracuse softball team knew it needed either two victories or a Villanova loss to secure a spot in the Big… Read more »
Track : Orange surprises loaded field with 3rd-place finish in 4XMile
When Chris Fox found out the Syracuse cross country team was nationally ranked for the first time in school history last fall, he hoped it… Read more »
WROW : Orange changes lineup in last race, finished 3rd at Big East
Every point counts. They add up to the difference at the end of the day. So it was in her team's best interest that Kris… Read more »
Gelb: Boeheim teaches hack invaluable interviewing lessons
When Kenny Anderson committed to Georgia Tech instead of Syracuse in 1988, making him one of the first flashy New York City guards to turn… Read more »
MLAX : SU seniors hope season keeps going
It's almost over. They can feel that now, all those on the Syracuse men's lacrosse team who walked out to midfield at the Carrier Dome… Read more »
Ethan Ramsey
Ethan Ramsey Editor In Chief, Managing Editor, Sports Editor, Asst. Sports EditorFall 2005-Spring 2008 'The greatest experience is changing someone else's experience in life. And… Read more »
Two students win research scholarship
Two Syracuse University students have claimed one of the nation's top scholarships. Juniors Thomas Stewart and Gavin Hartnett received two of the 321 2008 Barry… Read more »
Second annual 'Make the Cut' brings Locks of Love to campus
When Carol Kim decided to donate her hair to Locks of Love after months of growing it out, she chose to invite the Syracuse community… Read more »
Fifth graders visit SU for the day, shadow students
There were extra students on campus Monday, but they weren't the typical students seen on a college campus. They were fifth-graders.More than 25 fifth-graders from… Read more »
From the screen to the page
Caleb Sheldon, a sophomore economics major, thought he had properly researched and cited his French II presentation last March. But before he had even completed… Read more »
Student Association
Two of the campus' major media outlets, WERW-1570 AM and 20 Watts magazine, were denied funding for the fall semester by the Student Association Finance… Read more »
Nostalgia Nook : Skip-It
1990sFor some, they resulted in broken ankles, legs, wrists. For others, the glittery, metallic, neon-colored or stickered Skip-Its were the best way to spend several… Read more »
Keeping it Kosher
Don Siegel lingered in the kitchen - disgusted by his Nanjing duck. It's not that the meal he had just cooked was terrible. But soon… Read more »
Q&A with comedian, 'Daily Show' writer Paul Mercurio
The Daily Orange had the chance for a one-on-one chat with comedian Paul Mecurio, a writer and correspondent for 'The Daily Show with Jon Stewart.'Daily… Read more »
Arts and Sciences : First dean candidate visits SU
In February, dozens of students in the College of Visual and Performing Arts rallied against Vice Chancellor Eric Spina's announcement that the college would not… Read more »
Scantily clad, bisexual Tila Tequila represents necessary new TV genre
Culturally relevant television shows have been few and far between. There was 'All in the Family,' the 'Roots' miniseries, 'Ellen' and maybe even 'Will and… Read more »
Letter to the editor: SA budget allocations create problems for UU
University Union would like to respond to Wednesday's article in The Daily Orange headlined 'UU receives $370K less than expected' and share our reaction to… Read more »
