Scholar talks Holocaust denial origins
Holocaust denial does not make sense, said Michael Berenbaum, a leading scholar of Holocaust studies at American Jewish University, when he spoke in Eggers Hall… Read more »
Monthly Archives: February 2010
Sleeping for success
Between class, club meetings and laundry, a midday nap may seem like a luxury for most college students. But a recent study conducted at the… Read more »
DellPlain room burglarized
A laptop, wallet, iPod and $126 were stolen from the fifth floor of DellPlain Hall Saturday at 2:45 a.m. Stuart Kaplan, who lives in the… Read more »
Excitement, apathy shown for Block Party headliner
Students expressed a range of emotions from enthusiasm to apathy after the announcement of Drake as the headlining artist for University Union's Block Party on… Read more »
Syracuse Stage's 'Lookingglass Alice' creates a visual, though sometimes confusing Wonderland
Syracuse Stage's new production, 'Lookingglass Alice,' creates a spectacle in an unexpected way with a five-person cast. Based on both Lewis Carroll's 'Alice's Adventures in… Read more »
Electropop band Miike Snow to headline first Bandersnatch show of the semester
Miike Snow, an electropop band, will kick off the first of two concerts for the 2010 Bandersnatch Music Series. Special guest Delorean will accompany the… Read more »
Setting the scene: ESPN's College GameDay further fuels excitement at SU with national broadcast from the Carrier Dome
Halfway between the court and the postgame press conference room in the Carrier Dome is Room 007A. Room 007A is a discrete room, wedged into… Read more »
Jardine sparks Orange off bench, matches Villanova's Reynolds in SU win
Scoop Jardine will admit that playing against Scottie Reynolds amped him up. Reynolds, the potential Big East Player of the Year, is widely considered the… Read more »
Keogh, Daniello power Orange offense in win over Army
Syracuse was looking for an answer offensively. Time and time again, it'd been stymied by Army goaltender Tom Palesky. And SU's lack of offense had… Read more »
Galloway continues strong start to season with 13-save outing against Black Knights
Another game, another impressive showing for John Galloway to start the 2010 season.Galloway continued his impressive start to his junior campaign in Sunday's contest against… Read more »
Syracuse tennis sweeps Pittsburgh, looks to continue Big East dominance
Last year, an early exit in the Big East tournament ended what had previously been perceived as a productive season for the Syracuse tennis team.… Read more »
Staff report: No. 12 Virginia hands Syracuse women's lacrosse first loss of season
No. 6 Syracuse (2-1) lost a tough game Saturday, falling to No. 12 Virginia (2-1) on the road, 14-13.The Orange and the Cavaliers were neck… Read more »
Syracuse ranks No. 1 in AP, ESPN polls
Syracuse is ranked No. 1 in the newest Associated Press and ESPN polls released Monday, marking the program's first time its been ranked that high… Read more »
SU tennis doubles win triggers Orange sweep of Pittsburgh
The most dramatic portion of Sunday's dual-match against Pittsburgh didn't even count toward the final score. It became the equivalent of an exhibition. The Syracuse… Read more »
SIMPLY THE BEST: With dominant performance against Villanova, SU makes case for No. 1 ranking
Arinze Onuaku knew that top-ranked Kansas and No. 2 Kentucky lost before Syracuse's game Saturday night. He called those two losses surprising, but he couldn't… Read more »
LATE SHOW: SU's offense emerges in 2nd half as Syracuse pulls away from Army
Army had all the momentum. Three straight goals less than three minutes apart knotted the score at five midway through the third quarter. The Black… Read more »
Alexander's Big East struggles embody women's basketball season
Quentin Hillsman doesn't think Kayla Alexander has hit the proverbial freshman wall. Despite her lack of tangible production as the season has progressed, Hillsman still… Read more »
Orr: SU players rightfully not concerned with No. 1 ranking
The way Jim Boeheim stopped the reporter mid-question on Saturday, it was easy to tell he saw this one coming a mile away. Well, Jim… Read more »
Onuaku, Jackson prove too much for undersized Wildcats to handle
Rick Jackson had to take a step back from the reporters and pull out the stool next to his locker. Letting out a conclusive groan,… Read more »
Last straw: Morrow's 1-game suspension adds burden to SU women's team already struggling for Tournament berth
Quentin Hillsman hasn't shied away from talking up Erica Morrow for the entirety of this season. Over the course of 27 games, the Syracuse head… Read more »
