Humor : Apply socially unacceptable behaviors beyond stressful midterms week
A friend and I sat in a booth at Kimmel Food Court, silently eating. A sense of stress filled the air. The only noise came… Read more »
Culture
Spice Rack : Irish charm: Authentic pub food, homy decor bring taste of Emerald Isle to Coleman's
Atmosphere: 5 of 5Service: 3 of 5Distance: 3 of 5Taste: 5 of 5Price: 4 of 5Coleman's Authentic Irish Pub has a leprechaun door. It's a… Read more »
Beer bites : Sample strong, bitter beers for winter
This week, we'll delve into domestic craft beers with high alcohol content and hops, which provide bitterness in beer. They were all purchased at the… Read more »
In the bag: Simplify Spring Break packing with practical guide of necessities
After the grueling monotony of midterm week — late nights, tears, morning drool on textbooks — students receive the most beauteous of rewards: Spring Break.… Read more »
Civil rights activist Cornel West calls for youth involvement
It didn't matter what civil rights activist Cornel West mentioned. The audience constantly cheered in agreement and didn't stop for almost two hours. West visits… Read more »
Q&A with stage performer, SU alum Tramaine Ford
Tramaine Montell Ford is a jack-of-all-trades. Since graduating in 2006, the Syracuse University alumnus has appeared in 'Hairspray,' 'Saturday Night Live' and danced backup for… Read more »
Sex and Health : Gonna soak up some sun rays, gonna tell everyone to lather up throughout break
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Decibel : Spoonful of sugar: Chiddy Bang's 'Breakfast' feeds public with pop-rock mix, cheery songs
Chiddy Bang'Breakfast'Music Label: I.R.S.Feb. 215 out of 5 decibelsTop Track: 'Mind Your Manners'Sounds Like: Outkast meets Foster the PeopleBreakfast is not just the most important… Read more »
Craving the change: Students create campaign to combat childhood obesity
It's been a long day for Deborah Service. At 5:30 p.m. Monday evening, she has just picked up her 18-month-old son, Karsyn, from day care… Read more »
Speed Faithing event sparks conversations about religion
Phoenix Ban could not believe that Alex Fernandez was Buddhist, too. 'What ethnicity are you?' asked Ban, a freshman in the College of Arts and… Read more »
Tech : Google's updated privacy policy threatens users' right to online anonymity
The age of anonymity in the Internet, assuming there ever was one, is rapidly coming to a close.Last Thursday ushered in two major events: the… Read more »
Q&A with student jewelry maker Brittney Rutigliano
For jewelry lover Brittney Rutigliano, trinkets shouldn't break the bank. Embracing her childhood hobby of creating bracelets, she released her own affordable jewelry line. The… Read more »
Clicker : Rival realities: Pilot highlights creative plot but could struggle to achieve longevity
So many elements of 'Awake' are perfect. In some ways, it's almost a shame. From its characters to its premise, the show's first episode is… Read more »
Bringing sexy back: Couture Dolls mesh flirtatious moves, hard-hitting choreography
Editor's note: This story is the third in a series appearing occasionally that is intended to give readers a glimpse into unique clubs and organizations… Read more »
Fashion : Street style should aim to put individuality, accessibility back into spotlight
As an avid follower of fashion, I spend hours poring over and analyzing every image that comes off the runway. So attending New York Fashion… Read more »
From the inside out: Individuals reflect on experiences with eating disorders
Secrets. We all have them. Some eat you alive. What if yours literally did? Anorexia. Bulimia. Words rarely spoken around campus. But in a time… Read more »
Humor : When one student puts himself above honesty, the law serves up justice
The sky hung low. Cold fog swept between my boots. Rain fell from the gutters of the Heroy Geology Building as I sauntered in for… Read more »
Splice : Right on: Jibes at hippie culture, over-the-top gags carry outlandish Apatow comedy
These days, comedies rarely offer anything new. Unless Melissa McCarthy is crapping in a sink, what we see in theaters is an assembly line of… Read more »
Diverse performers, lighting schemes drive musical event
The spotlight fizzled onto the stage. Seated at a piano, the performer clarified the source of her piece to the audience. 'This is actually by… Read more »
University Union : Cults captivate audience with assertive full-band set
Engulfed by a musical trance, Madeline Follin, lead singer of Cults, swayed behind the microphone stand. She moved to the music's rhythm, her eyes hidden… Read more »
Sex and Health : One columnist reveals overcoming four-year battle with bulimia
I was bulimic for more than four years, but I longed to be anorexic. That's the cruel magic of an eating disorder that doesn't drastically… Read more »
Spice Rack : Love in this pub: Laid-back feel, enticing burgers mesh harmoniously for fun night out
Bull & Bear PubMonday to Saturday: 11:30 a.m. to 2 a.m.Closed SundaysRegular kitchen open until 10 p.m. weekdays, 11 p.m. weekends125 E. Water St.3.5 chili… Read more »
Forever young: Two students plan to celebrate their 5th birthdays as leap year babies
We all look forward to having our birthday each year, like our milestone Sweet 16 and the coveted 21st. But what if you could… Read more »
Beer bites : Syracuse Real Food Co-op provides diverse, expanding craft beer collection
When neighborhood folks wanted an affordable buying club during the 1972 wartime economy, the Syracuse Real Food Co-op was born. In 1974, it moved to… Read more »
