Student entrepreneurs find eBay profitable
EBay may have copyrighted its claim to be 'the world's online marketplace,' but it is also becoming a profitable force on college campuses. Students have… Read more »
Writer archives: Matt Reilly
Kelly's bold SA presidential campaign may be unopposed
Student Association events rarely produce overwhelming turnouts and SA campaign events usually draw fewer spectators. Yet, on Wednesday night in the classy Noble Room, tucked… Read more »
Social science undergraduates should have major in Maxwell
Don't be confused. If you are an undergraduate social science major, you will take the courses for your major in a Maxwell building with Maxwell… Read more »
Stringent ORL code of conduct a disservice to RAs and residents
The small army of 159 resident advisors at Syracuse University is supposedly a coalition of the most responsible individuals on campus. Yet, there have been… Read more »
Selection of new provost and vice chancellor important for future of SU
Attention: applicants wanted for Syracuse University Provost. Job requires overseeing nine colleges, managing an academic community of 10,000-plus students and doing a great deal of… Read more »
Student Association has relevant projects in the works
The current SA administration has just over two and half months to leave their mark on campus. This group of students has already saved the… Read more »
From the other side of the line
Standing outside the Landmark Theater less than hour before Al Gore's lecture, I waited among the horde of political activists armed with pamphlets and mobbed… Read more »
Unequal opportunities still exist in nation's highest court
After graduating at the top of your class from one of the most prestigious law schools in the nation with a killer rsum, $63,335 a… Read more »
Immigration debate needs to stay open at SU
It may be hard to believe, but before the Middle East went back to war and Katrina turned one year old, the headlines were filled… Read more »
Income disparity causes friction among roommates
The end of every school year brings students to a crucial fork in the path of their college career. In one direction there's the dream… Read more »
Column: A small school no more after Class of 2010
Here they come, ready or not.The Class of 2010 will be arriving on Syracuse University's doorstep sometime in late August. This incoming class along with… Read more »
Column: Program's loss would hurt students, industry
Someday, and that day may not be too far off in the future, people will grab their personal viewing device out of their computer and… Read more »
Column: City of Syracuse needs Destiny USA to revive stagnant economy
Sixteen years ago developer Robert Congel took a risk when he decided to clear away the oil storage tanks from a strip of land next… Read more »
Column: Vietnam War-era protests prove power of student activism
Every morning 1,500 students gather in front of Hendricks Chapel to decide the location of the day's protests. Classes have been canceled by individual professors,… Read more »
Column: Supreme Court made fair call in F.A.I.R. case
Two weeks ago, the United States Supreme Court unanimously concluded that the Solomon Amendment was completely constitutional. The amendment was a response to law schools… Read more »
Column: Students deserve a better gym on par with other schools
One thing I remember about my visits to other universities was the quality of their recreational facilities.The University of Maryland's Campus Recreation Center is a… Read more »
Cherish the only Winter Olympics that happen in college
As the closing ceremony concluded and the Olympic flame was extinguished last night, another Olympic games became part of history. Yet, what may not be… Read more »
Student Association elections need reform
The Syracuse University Student Association held its elections last November and the voting turnout is a clear indicator that the student body is disinterested in… Read more »
No news proves to be good news for Cantor in '06
With the new year and a fresh semester, Chancellor Nancy Cantor has discovered a truth of campus public relations: No news is good news.Despite an… Read more »
Communication about liberal arts core lacking in Arts and Sciences
For the first two years in The College of Arts and Sciences, a student is consumed with fulfilling the seemingly endless requirements of the liberal… Read more »
