Rosen: Tech gifts can be simple, cheap presents for holidays
This holiday season is filled with cool gadgets suitable for your all your friends and family members. Though no awe-inspiring or revolutionary technologies have been… Read more »
Opinion
Incoming general counsel must be young, experienced
As a Board of Trustees committee searches for the next general counsel, the university should consider distancing itself from the law firm Bond, Schoeneck &… Read more »
Rockler: Officials must research environmental, health issues before implementing hydrofracking
On Friday, Syracuse University hosted a debate about whether or not hydrofracking causes more harm than good. New York state needs to make the difficult… Read more »
Yandoli: Graduating columnist reflects on time at Syracuse University, Daily Orange
I’m not good at saying goodbye. In fact, I’m terrible at it, but all good things come to an end and today I have to… Read more »
Kraham: Young entrepreneurs could help kick-start economy
From business CEOs to politicians, arguments rage about effective means to create jobs and move the unemployment needle away from 8 percent. Meanwhile, highly skilled… Read more »
Curtis must use all available resources during transition
As Allie Curtis begins transitioning into the role of Student Association president, she must make sure to use all her available resources to help better… Read more »
Romero: Formulaic award shows continue to draw mass viewers, create easy conversation
While we’re writing our last papers and finishing off term papers, Hollywood is just getting into the swing of things. Yes, awards season is only… Read more »
World AIDS Day should prompt students, community members to get tested
This coming weekend we celebrate World AIDS Day, Dec. 1. This disease affects millions of people across the world even in Syracuse. According to the… Read more »
Barillari: SA candidates’ ideas still valid, should be explored even after voting ends
Winning the Student Association presidential election will not stand as Allie Curtis’ greatest challenge. Though campaigning, making pledges and harvesting favorable opinions are difficult tasks,… Read more »
Greed outweighs all other factors in conference realignment decisions
As conference realignment continues in college sports, it’s apparent these moves are motivated by money. Student-athletes, fans and other aspects of programs at various universities… Read more »
Stikkel: Jumping off fiscal cliff would be better move than Democrats' plan
Despite anything anyone says in media or government, jumping off the fiscal cliff is a good temporary alternative to a bad budget deal from Democrats.… Read more »
Callaghan: Sustainable practices during vacation, holiday travel don’t have to be a headache
There are some things in life that just work more smoothly when we're in our daily home schedule: eating right, studying, sleeping well and living… Read more »
University College referendum increases SA inclusivity
Next year, University College students will be able to vote for Student Association president, comptroller and the University College representative. This move further closes the… Read more »
Slack: Switch from BlackBerry to iPhone opens world of opportunity for columnist
Good news: I’ve joined modern society. After years — nay, eons of darkness — I found enlightenment. I have finally stopped seeing the shadows on… Read more »
Rosen: Anonymous group shows power of hackers with stint in Middle East
Browsing the Internet is perhaps a more regular behavior than eating breakfast for many students across campus. AirOrangeX, the private wireless network, is equipped with… Read more »
New York lawmakers must put party lines aside to allow discussion
Partisanship within the New York State Senate has kept a bill that aims to extend the statute of limitations for child molestation from being discussed… Read more »
Rockler: Democrats, Republicans must continue to compromise to deal with fiscal cliff
Some Republicans in Congress have finally decided to abandon the idea of not raising taxes for any circumstances. Last week, the latest Republican member of… Read more »
Yandoli: Sex SYMBALS message applies to all SU students
The student group Sex SYMBALS — Sexually conscious, Youthful, Mature, Black and Latino Students — hosted “Sex Week 2012” on campus before Fall Break. While… Read more »
