Sex and health : When it comes to love, noses know best
We've all heard of love at first sight, but what about love at first … whiff?Scent can play a huge role in how attracted we… Read more »
Culture
Pinette serves up food-related comedy on 'Still Hungry' tour
When in Syracuse, comedian John Pinette opts for pizza or wings, but never Chinese food. Fans who have heard his most famous bit, 'Show Me… Read more »
Candid conversation with foodie, stand-up comedian John Pinette
The Daily Orange chats with John Pinette about his comedy methods and how he plans to put them to use onstage during his 'Still Hungry'… Read more »
Maple treats sweeten selection in bookstore
Dan Beasley looked like he had been playing in a cumulus cloud as he passed out maple sugar cotton candy to students on the Quad.… Read more »
Lord of the wings: Nibble on some nuggets of wisdom to decide which wings are worth it
Nothing says 'college' more than feasting on chicken wings and drinking a couple of brewdoggies, right? Of course, not all wings are created equal,… Read more »
Crowd clamors in street for casting call
Being a cast member on MTV's 'The Real World' has been on junior psychology and forensic science major Janine Read more »
Tools of the trade: Expert tips on nuts and bolts for nailing your dream job
Job hunting season is in full swing. Increase your chances of landing the position you've had your heart set on by standing out from the… Read more »
Splice : Part of a whole: '50/50' writer intertwines comedy storyline with real life experiences
The famous cliché goes: 'Laughter is the best Air.' Her character gives off an innocently funny vibe and radiates a warm presence.Writing and acting tend… Read more »
Clash of the classes: 'The Cradle Will Rock' conveys social struggles with polished, dynamic acting
Syracuse Stage's production of Marc LaMark's performance transcended the scene's shock value. Her every gesture was interesting and intentional. In each of Siciliano's epic portrayal… Read more »
Humor : One week's worth of apologies for one whole year's worth of sins
This Saturday, millions of my fellow Jews will spend the day fasting in solemn reflection of the past year. They will delve into painful memories,… Read more »
Tech : With changing times, schools should place greater focus on technology
One of today's pressing issues is the assimilation of technology into the classroom. But as keyboards become nothing more than extensions of our limbs, an… Read more »
Q&A with Amanda Rothberg, talent resources specialist for Maxim Healthcare Services
Daily Orange: What do recruiters, such as yourself, look for in a resume? Rothberg: It differs on industry and position. It just depends, but you… Read more »
Q&A with Dara Silverglate, manager of college relations for Macy's Inc., lead recruiter for SU
Daily Orange: What's one thing you look for in a resume? Silverglate: It's always good to put in your interests; it's adding some personality.… Read more »
Decibel : On the same beat: New Found Glory's 'Radiosurgery' stays true to band's pop-punk ethos
If it's not broken, don't fix it. That's the motto of Florida punk rockers New Found Glory. It's tough for an aging band to stay… Read more »
Fast-paced race draws big crowd
Victoria Crisp, a 71-year-old woman from Nashville, Tenn., was among the hundreds who showed up to run in Sunday's Syracuse Festival of Races despite the… Read more »
Humor : Grandma Fersh: The funniest woman you've never met
About one year ago, my Great Aunt Bev called my grandmother, Blanche Fersh, to pay her final respects. At 91, Blanche's health had sharply declined… Read more »
Installation project reflects artists' heritage
As she moved through the exhibit describing a carbonized wood sculpture she created, New York-based artist Natalia Porter recalled the challenge of assembling stacks of… Read more »
Clicker : Locked in: New crime drama 'Unforgettable' fails to break out of stale format
Crime drama, next to mindless reality shows, may be the most abundant genre on TV. There's 'Law & Order' and its three spin-offs, 'CSI' and… Read more »
Electronica band provides versatile set, enthralls crowd
The crowd roared in unison as the band members struck their first chord. All eyes were glued to the stage. The beat slowly built and… Read more »
Less is more: Hand-crafted bowls, small portions of soup drive hunger awareness fundraising event
Finding a matching set was no easy task, so Franchesca Clemente settled for a color scheme: four bowls painted in different shades of blue and… Read more »
Flash mob celebrates national day of pride with song, dance
The Quad was quiet on Friday, with the exception of several students conversing with each other on their way to class. At 12:40 p.m., a… Read more »
Complicated plot haunts offbeat play
A period piece has the potential to transport you into another era. While 'The Turn of the Screw' does just that with its ornate Victorian… Read more »
Spice Rack : Can't get enough: Abundant selection of tasty dishes make for gut-busting meal
I've only eaten Indian food once or twice in my life, so if you were to sit me down at an Indian restaurant and ask… Read more »
Syracuse Festival of Races promotes healthy habits, aids charities
After the Read more »
