Piemonte: Fort Lee bridge scandal damaging to Christie's reputation
“I am who I am, but I am not a bully.” Those were some of the 19,000 words New Jersey Governor Chris Christie uttered in… Read more »
Opinion
Gorny: Offensive Internet posts toward women writers should be highlighted
If you don’t have anything nice to say, don’t say anything at all. Our mothers, fathers and second-grade teachers have been touting the mantra since… Read more »
Beckman: Awkward is the new cool
Here’s a paradox to start your day: awkward is the new cool. We’ve progressed from humble bragging about our accomplishments to tweeting about Netflix binges… Read more »
Two-way bike lanes would be safer on Euclid
As a daily bike pedaler on Euclid Avenue, here's an easy way for safer, two-way bike lanes. The new two-way bike lane on University Avenue… Read more »
Spina's opposition statement to ASA boycott necessary and appropriate
Former Interim Chancellor and Provost Eric Spina’s opposition to the American Studies Association’s boycott of Israeli academic institutions on behalf of Syracuse University was a… Read more »
Chagrin Design
Syverud should define personal role as chancellor
While maintaining components of Nancy Cantor’s former chancellorship, Chancellor Kent Syverud should emphasize more student- and campus-oriented issues. As Syverud begins his tenure as chancellor,… Read more »
Daily Orange launches new print, online design with additional features
When you pick up the paper today, you’ll be greeted with the results of a year-long effort to redesign The Daily Orange. You’ll see new… Read more »
Potter: Cuomo's education reforms miss important problems in New York's education system
Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s State of the State address on Jan. 8 was filled with the glowing optimism and self-praise commonly seen in election years. Among… Read more »
Saffren: Wolf of Wall Street fails to highlight severity of white collar crime
There were two scenes in “The Wolf of Wall Street” that summed up the entire movie. Both ended with Leonardo DiCaprio, as former scam artist… Read more »
SU ANSWER Coalition responds to Spina's statement regarding ASA boycott of Israeli educational institutions
It is with extreme disappointment that we read Interim Chancellor Eric Spina’s statement against boycotts of Israeli academic institutions. We also find it hypocritical that… Read more »
Individuals behind graffiti should attempt to resolve concerns with university rather than resort to vandalism
If you have revolutionary potential, you have a moral imperative to make the world a better place. There are many students here on this great… Read more »
Members of campus community should consider graffiti's greater message
The recent graffiti all over campus left echoing thoughts in my head this morning as I headed to my final on Monday, and I’m sure… Read more »
Student organizations should support mission of Hendricks Chapel food pantry
Students should recognize the issue of hunger among their peers on the Syracuse University campus. Student organizations and greek life should support the mission of… Read more »
Hacker: Prayer before government functions should be replaced by moment of silence
Do “devil worshipers” deserve full protection under the Constitution? The Supreme Court of the United States asked that very question during arguments last month in… Read more »
Berkowitz: LinkedIn demonstrates itself as most impressive social media site
Looking into the world of social media, the main topics on everyone’s mind revolve around Twitter’s impressive IPO showing and Snapchat’s rejection of $3 billion.… Read more »
Barillari: Written word represents vital political, analytical world skill for students
You are seeing it now: one of the world’s greatest powers and most significant gifts. It is the basis for never-ending knowledge. It is the… Read more »
Cantor should have placed greater focus on students, academics, not city
It’s been said that inside every cynic is a disappointed idealist. I think this is an important idiom to keep in mind when evaluating Nancy… Read more »
Despite controversy, Cantor achieves long-term goals
Although controversy has sometimes surrounded her tenure, Chancellor Nancy Cantor leaves behind an accomplished legacy, most notably initiatives that have improved the relationship between Syracuse… Read more »
Students should complete course evaluations for benefit of future classes
As this semester comes to a close, Undergraduates for a Better Education would like to call your attention to an important issue. We urge you… Read more »
Cohen: Women should feel empowered by feminist label, reject negative notions surrounding term
Lately it seems more and more people are afraid of the F word: Feminism. Feminism is the belief in equality between men and women across… Read more »
Saffren: Despite anticipation of ‘Anchorman 2,’ Wiig, McCarthy could replace Will Ferrell on comedic throne
With the Dec. 18 release of “Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues” rapidly approaching, a lot is being written and said about the great Ron Burgundy.… Read more »
Swenton: Nuclear option in Senate may prevent obstructive methods of Republicans
On Nov. 21, the U.S. Senate forever changed when 52 senators voted to change Senate rules regarding the judicial confirmation process. Despite criticism from Republicans,… Read more »
