Study-abroad students readjust to SU campus living, American culture
Karen Streett wistfully stared out of her window, watching the snowflakes fall and shroud her vision of the outside world.Less than a month ago she… Read more »
Writer archives: Erin Hendricks
Mild start to winter confuses students, officials
As temperatures nosedived into negative double digits last Monday, leaving blistered faces and numb fingers in its path, Syracuse arose from its quiet slumber.Last week's… Read more »
Caress me down
Courtney Jones could use a massage.'I was just sick all last week,' said Jones, a sophomore public relations major. 'I've personally never been this stressed… Read more »
Night owls
With a dwindling bank account and a tight class schedule on his mind, Marquith Muhammad traded in his sleep cycle for much-needed spending cash. Taking… Read more »
Artificial intelligence
In the showdown of computer operating systems, one contender will win and the other will be left to pick up its digital bits.While Macintosh mavericks… Read more »
Cafe con Leche highlights Latino arts
A dimly lit stage, a cluster of oval tables and the aroma of Southern spices filled the air. The setting is far from a haunted… Read more »
States of mind
If there's one thing Jeff Felt can't live without, it's Southern barbecue.The mere vision of a little white package in his mailbox puts the Oklahoma… Read more »
Yoga ideology appropriate for flexible, gullible
Yoga.At just the mention of the word, I conjure images of chiseled bodies in painful, pretzel-like positions and incense clouds of the metaphysical persuasion. Embraced… Read more »
Stalk exchange
In the trying college zone of love and dating, one group of players stands out above the rest - the type that doesn't take 'no'… Read more »
Bodily functions taboo talk on campus
Whenever Benjamin Croner gets a call from Mother Nature, he knows it's time to break out the checklist. As his chief line of defense against… Read more »
'True West' characters destroy set, entertain
As far as brotherly love goes, Austen and Lee aren't exactly the Bobbsey twins. The two brothers from Southern California-one a wealthy screenwriter with an… Read more »
Song censorship irks student listeners, DJs
From the 'immoral' rock 'n' roll lyrics of the '50s to the sexual colloquiums of Eminem, contemporary music has been the target of censorship since… Read more »
SCORE no more
Gluing herself to a rigid computer desk, freshman Alison Rittenberg took a deep breath. 'No problem,' she said calmly. 'Just a few switches and then… Read more »
Local acts to collaborate for 'Big Fat Charity Showcase'
Eleven outgoing student groups, a myriad of talent and several charities will mix Friday night to create one enthusiastic variety performance with one grandiose title.The… Read more »
Theater group plans performance trio
Moving to the lyrics of 'Fever' by Peggy Lee, three dancers retrace their steps in a tiny studio where inner passion and rhythmic motion find… Read more »
