Nasa: Film highlights equal rights advances for women, confirms more progress necessary
Kathrine Switzer was determined to finish the Boston Marathon, even if it meant crawling on her hands and knees. This story is how the audience… Read more »
Columns
Smith: Tech giants work to extend human lifespans; longevity will alter societal infrastructure
The idea of immortality has long been a staple in the realm of fantasy, but with scientific advances forcing us into the next stage of… Read more »
Romero: 16th season of Dancing with the Stars should be the TV show's last
Olympian Aly Raisman, Beverly Hills Real Housewife Lisa Vanderpump and comedian Andy Dick. They shouldn’t be in the same sentence, let alone the same room,… Read more »
Hodge: Cultural significane of "Harlem Shake" lost in viral video fad
We’ve all attempted the “Harlem Shake.” It’s a movement that even I – not the most athletic or graceful person in the world – can… Read more »
Callaghan: Framing fossil fuel divestment goals with social injustices imperative for movement
Environmental activists often focus on bringing justice to aspects of our world that don’t have a voice, such as air, water or precious animals. But… Read more »
Smith: Fear of sequestration resulting in weakened military irrational; spending will still grow
Once again, our government is irrationally manipulating the fear of the American public. This time, it’s for sequestration. As is always true in cases of… Read more »
Bethel: Readers should appreciate Sports Illustrated for article quality, not swimsuit edition
Sports Illustrated published its first swimsuit edition in 1964. Since then, its annually released issue has become iconic in American culture. Every year, the anticipation… Read more »
Saffren: Intra-national semester in NYC will provide beneficial internship, networking opportunities
In recent months, Syracuse University has kickstarted a new Manhattan Project. Don’t worry, SU is not building atomic bombs, just a bigger university-sponsored presence in… Read more »
O'Hare: Anniversary of Dr. Seuss' birthday calls for tribute to his morally inspiring rhymes
One of the most significant compliments you can pay someone is to say his or her work is timeless – to claim that no matter… Read more »
Slack: SU students should follow gym etiquette guidelines as Spring Break approaches
With Spring Break just around the corner, warm weather is surely approaching fast. Beach bodies will soon be on full display, and you know what… Read more »
Rockler: DOMA unconstitutional, Supreme Court must end persistent discrimination
The U.S. Supreme Court will better define marriage in the next month when it begins hearing arguments concerning the Defense of Marriage Act. The act… Read more »
Stikkel: Debate between College Republicans and College Democrats would inform students of today's issues
We have a great opportunity here at Syracuse University to exploit current political contention, the divided state of the nation and the sense shared across… Read more »
Barillari: Classroom technology effective when used as additional tool
Tweeting, blogging and using PowerPoint slides have redefined the university classroom across the country and at Syracuse University. But as this technology continues to develop… Read more »
Nasa: Balancing family, career still challenge for modern women
Women face significant pressure to “have it all,” but sometimes that’s not what they want. For the modern woman, this phrase typically means having both… Read more »
Hodge: Allegiance to faith less important for young adults
We are known for our ambition, edgy ways of dress and technology addictions. But beyond these commonly known attributes about our generation, we are also… Read more »
Romero: Oscar wins fail to enhance female actresses’ careers in contrast to male counterparts
This Sunday night, you’re going to see a lot of fake smiles and probably even more polite claps. Hopefully, the cameras will catch a few… Read more »
Saffren: Intra-national program in NYC will provide beneficial internship, networking opportunities
In recent months, Syracuse University has kickstarted a new Manhattan Project. Don’t worry, SU is not building atomic bombs, just a bigger university-sponsored presence in… Read more »
Smith: Ethical use of personal information necessary as reliance on Big Data grows
“Big Data” is the latest buzzword in technology used to describe the massive amount of information currently available as the world sinks deeper into digital.… Read more »
Bethel: Female wardrobes at award shows distract from actual talent
Every year, the Grammys and the upcoming Oscars are highly anticipated by the public. Viewers not only watch for the celebrities that attend, but also… Read more »
Saffren: Punishment is a better method for combatting academic dishonesty, not detection site
Last Wednesday night, moments before Syracuse University tipped off against the University of Connecticut, ESPN’s Andy Katz dropped a bomb. From Jan. 9 to Feb.… Read more »
Callaghan: Overuse of hand sanitizer leads to extermination of beneficial microorganisms
Dramatic improvements in sanitation and medicine continue to improve human health. Hand sanitizer is now a staple of this cleanliness regime, especially during flu season,… Read more »
O'Hare: 'The Sandlot' remains No.1 baseball movie despite close contenders
Baseball spring training is officially underway and this April, “42,” a biopic about Jackie Robinson, will be in theaters Hopefully, it will be the next great… Read more »
Slack: Young people should enjoy, appreciate time in their 20s
Recently, a BuzzFeed article kept showing up on my Facebook newsfeed called, “What It’s Like To Be A Twenty-something, As Told By ‘Mean Girls,’ ‘Bridesmaids,’… Read more »
Barillari: Curtis makes correct choice in appointing Alampi to chief of staff
It was like déjà vu when Student Association President Allie Curtis announced PJ Alampi, her top opponent for the presidency, as her chief of staff… Read more »
