Former SU Professor releases global warming book online
Oliver Clubb wrote it for his daughters. He wrote it for his grandchildren. He wrote it for arguably every person inhabiting the Earth.Clubb, a Syracuse… Read more »
Monthly Archives: January 2009
Despite losses, Investment club adopts new strategies
As unstable markets send shocks through Wall Street, Syracuse University's Investment Club is attempting to use the tumultuous situation as a learning experience. Despite losing… Read more »
Alumnus, author returns to discuss novel
Fiction writer Rebecca Curtis kicked off the first of the six author lectures in ETS 107: Living Writers Wednesday with a reading and discussion about… Read more »
Notre Dame beats SU in carbon rally competition
The University of Notre Dame just got greener - and not in an Irish way. Notre Dame defeated Syracuse University in a challenge to save… Read more »
Tony award-winning actors headline Syracuse Stage show
The characters have no names; highlighting the simplicity that the plot is aiming for. A golden chandelier hangs on the ceiling of a lavish house… Read more »
MBB : Syracuse looks to end two-game skid at Providence
Three months ago, the Big East coaches picked Syracuse to finish eighth in the conference. Those expectations are all but forgotten as just a few… Read more »
A change in ideology is the first step toward peace in the Middle East
Being that my generation has grown up with the Israeli Palestinian conflict, we are used to hearing a certain kind of rhetoric and seeing images… Read more »
Students should take priority in economic recession
Syracuse Responds Initiative, a program launched Dec. 5 to raise $2 million for 400 students will be ending Saturday, reaching only $830,000, half of its… Read more »
Console Wars
When the Xbox 360 was released in 2005, touting its HD DVD player and a multitude of fantastic games, it was clear that Sony would… Read more »
Tony award-winning actors headline Syracuse Stage show
The characters have no names; highlighting the simplicity that the plot is aiming for. A golden chandelier hangs on the ceiling of a lavish house… Read more »
New York-based piano group to bring classical music to Setnor
The Big Apple is coming to the juicy Orange.While the show might not be a delicious fruit cocktail, it will bring a night of moving… Read more »
In the cards : Ex-SU tight end Chris Gedney recalls the ups and downs of being an Arizona Cardinal
The plane touched down in Arizona. And wow - look! - fans had crowded into the airport to meet the Arizona Cardinals. The victorious Arizona… Read more »
Birds of a feather : They won't be on the field, but SU alums pervade Arizona Cardinals
Not after the historic upset. Not even a week later. Not until Reggie Terry was packed for the Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport did it… Read more »
The healing power of music
Sujeet Desai stroked each piano key with care, taking in every note, allowing himself to move with the music. The passionate musician allowed the deep… Read more »
Cerebral player Fitzgerald goes from Pitt to Super Bowl
For years he was tucked deep in the desert, snatching footballs out of the sky as a kind of anti-T.O., one whose vanilla personality -… Read more »
WBB : Michael's hot shooting leads Syracuse past Marquette
Riding junior forward Nicole Michael's hot-hand against Marquette, the Syracuse women's basketball team accomplished something it hasn't done in nearly a month - it began… Read more »
T&F : Miller sets school record for mile run, closes in on elusive 4-minute mark
Looking at Brad Miller before Monday afternoon's track practice, one would hardly know he came within 19-hundredths of a second of a running milestone.As his… Read more »
Extended 3-point line not bothering Big East shooters
When the NCAA made the 3-point line one foot deeper this season from 19 feet, 9 inches to 20 feet, 9 inches, its goal was… Read more »
Jewish, Muslim organizations collaborate to show unity
While the tentative lull in fighting in Gaza was broken by another explosion Tuesday, the Muslim Student Association and the Hillel Jewish Student Union at… Read more »
Newsweek editor stirs crowd with same-sex marriage lecture
Tempers flared in the Joyce Hergenhan Auditorium Tuesday afternoon. One student told Lisa Miller, the religion editor of Newsweek, to get her facts straight, and… Read more »
