The light knight
It's time for a not-so-dark knight. After years of being portrayed as the ever-brooding dark vigilante, the caped crusader has finally loosened up in Cartoon… Read more »
Monthly Archives: October 2009
The Republicans could use more Snowe this fall
As the Democrats ride triumphantly this week after the Thursday announcement of a House health care bill, the Republicans are entangled in a civil war… Read more »
Campaigning tactics are getting out of hand
The Beastie Boys' 'Fight for Your Right (To Party)' was symbolic of the era it came out of, the 1980s. A time period where elected… Read more »
University record label to hold auditions for new talent
Following in the footsteps of White After Labor Day and Sophistafunk, one lucky musical act will move a step closer to stardom.They will do this… Read more »
And the next band is...
IF YOU GOWhat: Bandersnatch presents The Academy Is . . .When: Nov. 17, 8 p.m.Where: Schine UndergroundHow much: $6 w/ SU ID and $12 for… Read more »
Africa week: Africa week aims to heighten awareness, spread culture
For three days, the smells of African food filled the halls of Newhouse III. Students, faculty and professionals from around the world came together at… Read more »
COUGHED UP: 2 costly red zone turnovers deflate Orange in 28-7 loss
For a moment, long before the clock struck zero on a 28-7 loss to Cincinnati, Delone Carter allowed himself to believe Syracuse could beat the… Read more »
Scouting Cincinnati with Da'Mon Merkerson
Last year, he switched from cornerback to wide receiver. This year, he successfully made the switch from wide receiver back to cornerback. In short, junior… Read more »
Beast of the east: Syracuse pass defense will be on display against high flying Cincinnati offense Saturday at the Dome
In case Art Jones needed any extra motivation for Syracuse's upcoming game against Cincinnati, it was right there staring him in the face in the… Read more »
Cross country hoping to finish ahead of rival Providence in Big East championship
Victory usually means a first place finish.But for the Syracuse women's cross country team, victory on Saturday would mean something very different.It would encompass a… Read more »
Sophomore Lefebvre's transition on and off the court not as tough as anticipated
Sophomore Noemie Lefebvre came to Syracuse University for more than just volleyball. She wanted to experience a new culture, learn a new language.In her native… Read more »
Fight back: After offseason surgery, Onuaku looks to lead Orange frontcourt
The dunk proved a few things about Arinze Onuaku on Sunday. As he chugged ahead of the fast break following an Andy Rautins steal, the… Read more »
Syracuse men's soccer looks to get first win over St. John's since 1996 in season finale
Though it has been more than three years, Hansen Woodruff still has a clear recollection of when Syracuse played St. John's his freshman season.It was… Read more »
SU field hockey looking to win Saturday in order to claim undisputed conference title
For the last two years, the Syracuse field hockey program has been at the head of the class in the Big East conference. A shared… Read more »
Three things: Cincinnati
Limit TurnoversLast week, Greg Paulus wasn't asked to carry the Orange offense. Delone Carter was.Syracuse fed the senior running back 30 times, put Paulus in… Read more »
Tale of the tape: Cincinnati
Tale of TapeQuarterbacksLast week quelled Cincinnati's fears. Without Heisman Trophy-worthy Tony Pike under center, the Bearcats were just fine. Zach Collaros passed for 253 yards,… Read more »
Carter back with SU after 2-game suspension
Banned from practice, E.J. Carter needed to stay in shape somehow. The freshman linebacker couldn't practice for two of the three weeks he was suspended.… Read more »
American roots obvious with parents in tow
This week in London, America invaded. My parents visited.On my first day in London, the SU London program rattled of safety rules and social norms… Read more »
Commercialization rescues United States from sacrificial Halloween rituals
Halloween is another classic American pastime. From running door to door collecting candy as children to creating revealing costumes as college students, Halloween provides fun… Read more »
