Palmer: Autonomous cars are on their way
Columnist discusses how manufacturers such as Mercedes Benz, Toyota and Tesla are providing the first stepping stones to move towards autonomous motoring. Read more »
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Stevens: The Twilight Zone deserves to be your next Netflix binge
If you are searching for a new show to binge-watch on Netflix, look no further; movie columnist Kyle Stevens explains why The Twilight Zone should be the next on your list. Read more »
Benjamin: Watching a movie on Valentine's Day is always a great idea
Whether you're in a loving relationship or single and ready to mingle, watching a movie is a great way to spend Valentine's Day. Our movie columnist gives his list of the best flicks to cuddle up to. Read more »
Cuneo: the 'other' Super Bowl prop bets
From Lady Gaga eating a meat dress to Peyton Manning's red forehead, humor columnist Danny Cuneo proposes some prop bets that are definitely going to happen. Read more »
Super Bowl 50 playlist: 25 songs for 25 halftime shows
In honor of all the 25 Super Bowl halftime shows of years past, music columnist Brett Weiser-Schlesinger decided to make the ultimate Super Bowl 50 playlist for you to jam out to. Read more »
Benjamin: Movies to watch before the Super Bowl game
Before the big Super Bowl game this weekend, brush up on your football knowledge by watching these 100% accurate movies. You'll learn a lot. Read more »
Moran: Mainland China's censorship is oppressive to natives and visitors
Columnist experiences Chinese censorship while her group is visiting Tiananmen Square. People who live there are required to pretend as if the massacre which occurred there never happened. Read more »
Ong: Waist training is a dangerous practice
There are always different fads based around how to lose weight; the most recent being waist trainers. While these are publicized by celebrities such as Kim Kardashian, they can be detrimental to a person's health as they rearrange internal organs. Read more »
Weiser-Schlesinger: Surprise release albums favor big name stars
Despite the success found by artists like Beyonce and Rhianna, releasing surprise digital albums won't help revive album sales for the music industry and smaller artists. Our music columnist explains. Read more »
Riley: What it takes to break into the U.S. music market
While the 1975 and Little Comets are very similar British bands, one is very popular in the U.S. and the other is barely even heard of. Read more »
Hohenwarter: Senior’s plans for self-improvement shatter under 1st introduction of peer pressure
Senioritis is most definitely, definitely real, and humor columnist Evan Hohenwarter knows it. In an Onion style article, he explains exactly why seniors won't be getting work done for the rest of the semester. Read more »
Cuneo: Is the Earth actually round? Or is it...hollow?
Thanks to rapper B.o.B, the "Is the Earth flat?" debate has been re-sparked. Here to do some research and make his own argument is humor columnist Danny Cuneo. Read more »
Benjamin: Presidential candidates pair well with Oscar nominated films
With the Academy Awards coming up and the 2016 presidential campaigns in full swing, movie columnist Erik Benjamin decided to put the two together by assigning presidential candidates to the nominated films. Read more »
Stevens: Late night talk show hosts use politics to attract viewers
In a world where higher ratings are everything, TV columnist Kyle Stevens discusses some of the top late-night talk shows and how they use politics to draw in viewers. Read more »
Moran: Going abroad is beneficial regardless of destination
Columnist believes that many people are more intrigued when people go to destinations that are not in Europe. She argues that regardless of where a student chooses to study, they will have unique experiences that will be enlightening and that going to Asia isn't as crazy as some may believe. Read more »
Syracuse Community Choir to sing at 31st annual MLK Celebration
The Carrier Dome will be host to Syracuse University’s 31st annual Martin Luther King, Jr. Celebration on Sunday. Syracuse Community Choir will join voices with other choirs from around the city to perform a song for the ceremony. Read more »
SU Opera Theatre to belt out German operetta 'Die Fledermaus'
The Syracuse University Opera Theatre is getting ready to perform the classic German operetta "Die Fledermaus." The cast is composed of 20 students and has been rehearsing since the fall semester. Read more »
SU sophomore starts rap career after trip to Israel
Jordan Spector never thought he would go into music, but after messing around in Garage Band, he decided to pursue rapping as a hobby. Read more »
Rockett: Skipping breakfast is easy but could wreak havoc on your health
In the winter, it's easy to linger in your bed too long and consequently skip breakfast. As great as the sleep may be, a lack of breakfast not only leads to less energy but also links to a slew of other health related issues. Read more »
Riley: Macklemore’s new song sparks conversation about race
Macklemore's new song "White Privilege II" has many people up in arms while others are happy that he is using his fame to ask the right questions and begin a conversation about race. Read more »
Cuneo: Kylo Ren's secret email to First Order uncovered
Humor columnist Danny Cuneo has discovered an email sent from Kylo Ren to the First Order. Inside, the email confirms suspicions of Kylo Ren's plans for the rest of the semester. Read more »
Weiser-Schlesinger: Perks of this year’s music festivals being stuck in the past
This year, many festival lineups are boasting names of bands that strike a chord with older crowds. While some may think they are using the power of nostalgia to sell tickets, others are just excited for opportunities such as seeing Guns N' Roses back together for the first time in 22 years. Read more »
Palmer: For this car enthusiast, Zipcar doesn't satisfy
Miss your car while at college? Our automotive columnist knows the feeling. Zac Palmer explains why its worse for car enthusiasts and why Zipcar doesn't quite make the cut. Read more »
Hohenwarter: 2 McDonald's, 1 will emerge victorious
Two McDonald's exist within minutes of each other. Humor columnist Evan Hohenwarter decided to figure out which one is superior, and which belongs in the deep-fryer. Read more »
