Writing with rhythm
The students in Arthur Flowers' Literary Blues class seem closer than most.They banter with each other as they walk into his classroom at Archbold Gymnasium,… Read more »
Writer archives: Eric Meyers
Blinded by the Light
As a record-breaking crowd pushed and shoved for a better view, a banner slowly unfurled at the back of the stage. Reading 'THIRDEYEBLIND,' with its… Read more »
Blinded by the Light
As a record-breaking crowd pushed and shoved for a better view, a banner slowly unfurled at the back of the stage. Reading 'THIRDEYEBLIND,' with its… Read more »
Q&A with Max Bemis and members of White Rabbits
The Daily Orange sat down with Max Bemis before his set at Juice Jam, where the Say Anything frontman appeared sans his bandmates.The Daily Orange:… Read more »
Man vs. College
College doesn't come with an instruction manual, but a few authors are trying to fill that void.Whether you're a freshman who wants to start college… Read more »
Rivalry game: In classic hardware battle, more students require PCs than Macs
All of the university's schools and colleges strongly recommend that students bring a computer to campus.'This statement begins Syracuse University's official computer recommendation page. Sure,… Read more »
Facts in flux: The Onion joins Comedy Central in satirical broadcasting game
The line between reality and fiction is finer than ever as satirical newspaper, The Onion, 'America's Finest News Source,' now has its own online broadcast… Read more »
Facts in flux: The Onion joins Comedy Central in satirical broadcasting game
The line between reality and fiction is finer than ever as satirical newspaper, The Onion, 'America's Finest News Source,' now has its own online broadcast… Read more »
Internet Corner : Interfacelift.com
It's time to replace that blurry photo of your last vacation. Get rid of those out-of-proportion screenshots of cartoon characters and modeling shots of your… Read more »
Seeds of change: students plan documented cross-country journey to plant more than one million trees
It is time for our generation to save the world.At least that's what Grant Gardner of Planting America thinks.'We started off thinking of a way… Read more »
Bio Bucks: Stem cell research funding in California inspires Gov. Spitzer to initiate N.Y. research efforts
The University of California at San Diego is using stem cells to develop new therapies for Alzheimer's disease. Stanford University is researching both a cure… Read more »
Look who's poking now
Senior Nick Wright joined the 'CIA Careers' Facebook group because he believes the government watches it very closely.'This may just be a conspiracy theory, but… Read more »
The missing peace
After nearly three years, Syracuse University Public Safety has completed the transition from enhanced authority officers to peace officers. On Dec. 19, nine peace officers… Read more »
Mindless battles with new characters hinder Man of Steel's new game
Superman Returns: The VideogameElectronic ArtsStars: 2 out of 5It's a bird, it's a plane, it's ... a quickly fading novelty. Even flying becomes boring when… Read more »
Dinosaur Bar-B-Que to reopen today after hundreds catch airborne virus
Dinosaur Bar-B-Que will re-open today after a three-day closure due to health concerns. The popular restaurant voluntarily closed on Thursday after more than 250 people… Read more »
Local activist petitions proper disposal of fluorescent bulbs
Fluorescent light bulbs, when broken or incinerated, release toxic mercury into the air. According to the Environmental Protection Agency, high amounts of mercury can damage… Read more »
King blends past with present in surreal novel
Lisey's StoryBy Stephen King$28.00Stephen King enters new territory for 'Lisey's Story' and proves he still has plenty to bring to the horror genre. It's a… Read more »
Internet Corner: Allfg.org
Allfg.org will ruin your life. The simple knowledge of this site's existence is enough to drive even a borderline procrastinator into his or her dorm… Read more »
Law students win Moot Court competition
The Syracuse University College of Law Moot Court team won the northeast regional championships in the Thomas Tang Moot Court Competition, the second consecutive SU… Read more »
Peaceful participation
Syracuse University will host a series of panel discussions today on solutions for world peace.Nicci Brown, the associate vice president of marketing and interactive media… Read more »
Artistic touch
Rather than just focus on one medium of artistic expression, Point of Contact maintains three different sections that have the ability to reach a variety… Read more »
Chancellor rededicates Tolley building
The Tolley Administration Building, which was built in 1889 and is on the National Register of Historic Places, was rededicated as the Center for the… Read more »
Federal grant of $197,000 to fund study of middle school library use
Syracuse University's School of Information Studies won $197,000 in federal grant money Sept. 25 to research how eighth graders use the public library.The school will… Read more »
And the chancellor said: Thou shall not cheat and the students obeyed
In two years, students may be required to submit essays and papers to a Web site to check for plagiarism before professors grade each assignment.This… Read more »
