Beer Bites: Guinness
Last week was my favorite week of the year. My liver had been training for this particular Saturday since the start of the semester. The… Read more »
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Holloway: Researchers show multiple psychological effects from having sex with exes
I nodded when he passed me his phone. In the photo, they were a big, round handful. They had perfect areolas, with no rogue nipple… Read more »
The Food Network selects Cosmos Pizza & Grill's toasted honey bun sundae as a contender in Best College Eats bracket
As March Madness takes over campus, Cosmos Pizza & Grill is taking over the Food Network. The Food Network’s Cooking Channel recently released its own… Read more »
Film screening of 'A Separation' displays hardships of an Iranian family going through a divorce
Audience members immersed themselves in Middle Eastern family struggles at a screening of “A Separation” on Monday. “A Separation” is a 2011 Iranian film by… Read more »
Well-suited: Justin Timberlake's "The 20/20 Experience" is near perfection in classiness and music
“The 20/20 Experience,” Justin Timberlake’s return to pop music after seven years, is triumphant. It’s sleek, smooth and sexy. It flaunts some of music producer… Read more »
Sydor: Lebanon offers delicious food, rich culture, welcoming people
My first love in the Middle East has always been Lebanon. It is the reason why I became interested in the region. The interesting combination… Read more »
Jukebox the Ghost to perform in Schine Underground with eclectic, energetic sound and style
Indie-rock fans are in for a treat: Jukebox the Ghost is coming to Syracuse University on Tuesday night. The Philadelphia-born, New York City-based rock trio… Read more »
Commerce, journalism interacting more and more in the fashion world
Fashion magazines are becoming more and more invested in commerce. The purpose of fashion magazines is to ultimately have the reader purchase the items in… Read more »
Rapper Joey Bada$$ proves engaging, energetic performance as up-and-coming artist
The current rap scene in America is getting younger. The days of Dr. Dre and P. Diddy running the West and East coast scenes are… Read more »
Short Changed: CBS's show '2 Broke Girls' does well with ratings, fails to connect with all of television critics
It’s funny how we tend to get caught up in the characters and plot drama of television and forget the people who actually bring these… Read more »
Step it up: Black Reign prepares for upcoming dance, celebrates camaraderie of team
The curtains closed. Antonya Jeffrey breathed deeply, taking in one of the most fulfilling moments of her life. It was the end of her first… Read more »
Schuster: Childhood behavior predicts tendencies in adulthood
As a psychology minor, I find it fascinating that childhood behavior can give researchers an in-depth look at predicting behavior in adulthood. For example, as… Read more »
Over the hill: Lifeless sequel is a B-movie stuffed with mindless action, a 'Die Hard' only in name
John McClane is one beloved action hero who should’ve stayed retired. Sadly, with the last two “Die Hard” sequels, he’s joined fellow aging icons Rocky,… Read more »
Below the belt: New sushi restaurant featuring conveyor belt on Westcott fails to live up to the hype
Sushi has always been my favorite food. I’d opt for a piece of sashimi over a slice of pizza any day, so I was thrilled… Read more »
Take me out: SUOC members embrace cold weather and adventure with cross country skiing outing
The sign reads, “John Young Trail: no beginners.” Ten Syracuse University Outing Club members, many of whom had never cross-country skied before, discuss the sign.… Read more »
Tattoo Tuesday: Debbie Lechtman
Maneuvering the sidewalks of Syracuse University, senior magazine journalism major Debbie Lechtman said she is always protected from evil, thanks to the custom-drawn Hamsa on… Read more »
DJ Pauly D performs to swooning crowd with special effects, mixes of pop songs
Syracuse got a chance to be up close and personal with DJ Pauly D of reality show “Jersey Shore” on Thursday night. Performing as a… Read more »
Next Gen: Playstation announcement introduces new age features, leaves fans hanging
In November, Nintendo dipped its toe into the next generation of game consoles with the release of the Wii U. As of last Wednesday, Sony… Read more »
Reviving the radio star: WERW celebrates 25 years of radio, music and independent style
When Nick Valauri walked into the WERW studio four years ago, he didn’t know what to make of it. The room, nestled in the heart… Read more »
Schuster: Tisko cab services provide comforting experiences compared to other taxi services
Before Tisko came into my life, I hadn’t had much luck with cab drivers. I grew up in a small town and never had to… Read more »
Holloway: Bowel movements provide uncomfortable subject matter, but important to discuss
Every day, life is ruined by a poo in cubicle two. On campus, at some point in the day or night, someone forgets to flush.… Read more »
On the map: Student grows up with passion for art, turns it into business of custom T-shirts
When sophomore illustration major Tyler Poyant was in high school, he took a geographical image of Cape Cod, Mass., rotated it into an “L” shape,… Read more »
Zero potential: ABC's newest history infused sci-fi drama TV show "Zero Hour" confuses audiences with conflicting story lines
You’re curled up on the couch with your significant other, looking for a show to end the perfect Valentine’s Day. You turn on the television… Read more »
APPreciation: 30/30
Fun-sucker alert: Midterm week is approaching. Scary, but true. If you have trouble balancing time between studying for finance and Facebook-stalking your ex, midterm week… Read more »
