Sculpting the past
The nude figures on the Quad are crying out in sadness or anger. They capture the moment four women learned their loved ones were killed… Read more »
Monthly Archives: September 2008
Utica College : College to split from SU after 62-year effort
When Syracuse University and several community members founded Utica College nearly 60 years ago, there was always the intention that the college would become independent.… Read more »
University Union : Folk singer Jason Reeves to play at SU
IF YOU GOWhat: Jason Reeves concertWhere: Schine UndergroundWhen: Oct. 15, 7:30 p.m.How much: $5 students, $10 general admissionSinger-songwriter Jason Reeves and special guest Tyrone Wells… Read more »
T.I. grows up, gets personal on new album 'Paper Trail'
For the past eight months, the rapper T.I. has been on house arrest for possession of firearms. Despite being monitored by the authorities, T.I. made… Read more »
Economics affect job market for graduates
Brokers watch the Dow Jones intensely as President George W. Bush's $700 billion bail-out plan gets tossed among politicians.Numbers plunge, and then swiftly rise again… Read more »
Funky town
Cool grooves now soundtrack Tuesday nights on Marshall Street, from a trio who plans to jump into the music industry right here in Syracuse. Sophistafunk,… Read more »
Chaplains lead war memorial service for fallen soldiers
A small group of Syracuse University students and chaplains gathered in a semicircle on a rainy afternoon. In front of them stood hundreds of wooden… Read more »
Habitat for Humanity enlists student groups to build, live in shacks
Brian Spendley stands next to scraps of donated wood. By the end of today, these fragments will be transformed into 12 small shacks that will… Read more »
Election 2008 : Financial aid system troubles SU students, young voters
Syracuse University student Raicine Terry has a problem with the current federal student aid program. 'My parents don't make that much money,' said Terry, a… Read more »
Assembly required
With one whistle blow, all noise stopped at Tennity Ice Skating Pavilion. No more shredding of the ice, no more pucks ricocheting against the glass.… Read more »
WSOC: With leading scorer sidelined, SU turns to freshman Morris
Tension filled the air when sophomore forward Megan Bellingham went down in the 55th minute of last Thursday's game against Pittsburgh at SU Soccer Stadium.… Read more »
Schonbrun: Running rampant
Jus Le Vid: Tour of Tennity Ice Rink from The Daily Orange on Vimeo.He was there, and then he was not there - a figment… Read more »
Teach for America here to stay
As an alum of Syracuse University and an avid reader of The Daily Orange, I felt compelled to respond to Krystie Yandoli's column 'Teach For… Read more »
FH: Cathro brings hands-on coaching style to No. 2 Syracuse
When Guy Cathro arrived in America last year, bound for Syracuse, he didn't get a typical ride back to his hotel room.There at the airport,… Read more »
Big East: Injuries force Bearcats to 4th string QB
Brian Kelly never imagined his team's season turning out like this. Sure, the head coach's team is 3-1, but it had to go through four… Read more »
Devendorf vows to be 'same player' after injury
Eric Devendorf sat idly on a chair alongside the Manley Field House basketball court last Friday. He watched teammates shoot around from the sideline, an… Read more »
Spice rack: Insomnia Cookies, brownies
The Daily Orange features staff analyzes 12 of Insomnia Cookies' finest cookies and brownies. Ranking each goodie from one to six, we've prepared your ultimate… Read more »
SU celebrates Muslim holiday too early
On Monday, Sept. 29, Adeniyi Amadou described at length in his article, 'SU Muslims prepare for holiday's end,' the joys of Eid al-Fitr, the Islamic… Read more »
SU groups offer voter registration
Voter registration deadlines are fast approaching for this year's landmark presidential election.Syracuse University students can choose to either register to vote locally in Onondaga County… Read more »
General endorses local candidate for Congress
The economic crisis took center stage in a speech made Saturday by retired Gen. Wesley Clark, who was a major contender for the 2004 Democratic… Read more »
