Smith: Companies should offer family benefits beyond egg freezing
Facebook and Apple are now offering female employees egg-freezing benefits to entice talented workers to work longer. This is a sticky situation for women. It… Read more »
Opinion
Bolton will offer interesting view on global events
The American public’s attention is, rather unusually, currently captured by events outside the United States. Whether it be the spread of Ebola in western Africa… Read more »
DPS body cameras should remain on for entire shift
If the Department of Public Safety wants its introduction of body cameras to be effective, its policy must be that the cameras remain on for… Read more »
Potter: Democrats must try to get judicial nominees approved during lame duck session
With the impending midterm elections, concerns are rising that the Senate will shift to a Republican majority and President Barack Obama’s judicial nominees will be… Read more »
Editorial Board’s lack of unanimous decision reflects poorly on DO
The fact that The Daily Orange Editorial Board couldn’t come to a unanimous consensus on whether or not the Newhouse School should’ve disinvited Michel du… Read more »
Syracuse citizen reminds students to obey traffic law
I write this as a native Syracusan and SU alum (class of ‘57) who often drives through the university area. The city of Syracuse has… Read more »
Jackson: GOP candidate needs to make changes to win Congressional election
Currently, the Congressional elections seem to be favoring the GOP, with political analysts expecting the GOP to have at least 53 seats in the Senate,… Read more »
Kramer: Investment in renewable energy in Africa would benefit U.S. economy
It’s difficult for any American to imagine a life without easily accessible power inside and outside the home. But for millions in Africa, it’s still… Read more »
Kelly: ‘Out of the Woods’ foreshadows successful pop career for Swift
Taylor Swift’s long awaited pop debut “1989” will be available in one week. The first single off the record, “Shake It Off” kicked off the… Read more »
Decision to disinvite photographer was fueled by Ebola hysteria
The majority of The Daily Orange Editorial Board disagrees with S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications’ decision to disinvite a Pulitzer Prize winning photographer from… Read more »
Article included wrong information on accessibility
Emma Baty’s article “Asking for updates” in the Oct. 14 issue of The Daily Orange contains an assertion that Blackboard — the course management software… Read more »
‘Red Cup Project’ shows fresh perspective
“The Red Cup Project” is an interesting and effective way to get students thinking about the harmful waste of partying. The installation should serve as… Read more »
Shields: Tech CEO’s advice on pay raises contributes to problems in workplace
In response to a question about pay raises, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella said that women shouldn’t ask for them. During a panel at the Grace… Read more »
Knighton: HTC’s ‘selfie’ phone could raise standards for front-facing cameras
For celebrities like Ellen DeGeneres and President Barack Obama and everyone in-between, selfies have become a part of our culture. With its new smartphone, HTC… Read more »
Cole: Environmentally conscious people should vote Hawkins for governor
With the New York gubernatorial election taking place on Nov. 4, protecting our environment has never been more important and, with this upcoming election, there… Read more »
Advocacy Center closure did not remove sexual assault services
We’re writing as concerned volunteer peer educators that were with the Advocacy Center, and are now part of the Office of Health Promotion. We’re thrilled to… Read more »
Pulliam: Consideration to close Guantanamo Bay ignores democratic process
King George III is at it again. Or at least our president is drawing parallels to the British monarch who revolutionaries fought against in the… Read more »
Professor says students should take university classes on Israel
While I would like to commend the Stand With Israel student group, I would first recommend any number of classes here at SU offered by… Read more »
Rasamny: Insensitive Ebola jokes on social media reinforce millennial stereotypes
When coverage of the Ebola virus first appeared in the media, it seemed far away — 6,000 miles away, to be precise. But when the… Read more »
Bandersnatch Concert Series needs to feature more alternative music
For future Bandersnatch concerts, University Union needs to feature indie music that is not exclusively EDM. The Bandersnatch Concert Series features indie concerts that take… Read more »
Smith: Media must stop perpetuating that women don't care about sports
Men’s Health Magazine is in the doghouse. After the magazine tweeted on Oct. 6 giving advice on how to talk to women about sports claiming… Read more »
Rodgers: Homecoming lacks buzz, staple event
Syracuse University alumni from across the country gathered on campus this past weekend for Orange Central. Outside of the annual dance showcase sponsored by DanceWorks… Read more »
Potter: Supreme Court should rule that states cannot ban gay marriage
In the past two weeks the courts have taken major steps toward marriage equality. The Supreme Court of the United States refused to involve itself… Read more »
Torture porn genre does not cause insensitivity to violence
Defending torture porn is not easy. The films that are listed under this sub-genre are, to put it lightly, uncomfortable to watch. To put it… Read more »
