Student must exercise voting right on Election Day
In 2008, young voters turned out in higher-than-usual numbers for the presidential election, led by huge support for President Barack Obama. Tuesday is the one… Read more »
Opinion
Slack: Post-disaster collaborations between parties will always be politicized
Last week, the media gave us a nice, positive, heartwarming image to carry us all into Election Day: Republican Gov. Chris Christie standing beside the… Read more »
Rosen: 3-D printers can revolutionize manufacturing process
It’s now possible to manufacture toilets, hip replacement parts and pens from a single room. The concept is called three-dimensional printing and it may revolutionize… Read more »
#ElectionClass encourages students to vote for class election
This year I’ve had the pleasure of taking IST 500: “Social Media in the 2012 Election” (affectionately known as #ElectionClass). The class discusses politics and… Read more »
Progressives need to consider vote for Maffei to prevent Buerkle re-election
I agree with a majority of Ursula Rozum’s stances on key issues and applaud the fact that her campaign is bringing progressive reform to the… Read more »
American Marketing Association: Coleman's experiences make him qualified leader for SA
The American Marketing Association was established in the Martin J. Whitman School of Management to give students the opportunity to learn more about marketing by… Read more »
Delta Sigma Pi: Coleman offers leadership skills, experience next SA president needs
Delta Sigma Pi is a professional fraternity that has been a chapter on the Syracuse University campus since 2001. The fraternity’s mission is to foster… Read more »
Lights on Shaw bench distract from purpose
A new bench placed on the Quad in honor of former Chancellor Kenneth “Buzz” Shaw is well-intended, but features incredibly distracting and unseemly lights. The… Read more »
Regardless of election winner, next 4 years will be difficult for president
Americans will cast their ballot to be represented on Tuesday. As usual, our political process has been more about the style than the substance of… Read more »
Young, female voters have potential to affect election outcomes
Tuesday is Election Day, and there’s been a lot of speculation about our generation and the lack of inspiration to politically mobilize in 2012. The Pew… Read more »
Both sides, but especially Republicans, distort facts in recent ads
As many of you are aware, Election Day is fast approaching. In fact, as you are reading this, I am probably frantically knocking on doors… Read more »
Leadership from both sides missing in hydrofracking discussion
Scores of moviegoers have seen the trailer for “Promised Land,” an upcoming Matt Damon film about a gas company’s quest to buy drilling rights in… Read more »
Students must be more responsible with belongings to prevent thefts
Instead of relying on cameras in the library to keep theft from happening, students need to take responsibility for their belongings. Cameras are installed on… Read more »
Four SA presidential candidates bring varied options to students
Two years ago, a single individual ran for Student Association president. In 2011, the race became contested as the number of candidates doubled. This year,… Read more »
SA alumnus: Alampi only SA presidential candidate with track record of results
As an alumnus of the Student Association, I am pleased to see that there are four presidential candidates for this year’s election. However, one candidate… Read more »
The Daily Orange endorses Obama in presidential race
Focusing on health care, social issues and foreign policy plans, The Daily Orange Editorial Board endorses President Barack Obama in the upcoming election. One tenet… Read more »
Ring in Halloween with sustainable costume, food, drink choices
Halloween is here, and right now is the perfect time to make Earth Day every day — even on the holidays. Take steps to make… Read more »
For students, there’s one clear choice in upcoming election: Romney/Ryan 2012
As college students, our future success depends, in part, on what our elected officials do in Washington today. For this reason, everyone should vote in… Read more »
Syracuse University officials prioritize student safety by canceling class
University officials were wise in their decision to cancel classes for Monday afternoon and all of Tuesday because of Hurricane-turned Superstorm Sandy. The move acts… Read more »
Important election calls for important discussion, not Internet memes or clever tweets
Can we be serious for a second? I’ve had enough of Big Bird. I don’t need any more binders full of women. I’m up to… Read more »
