Mariotti: Celebrities often do not succeed when trying to design own fashion lines
We live in the era of the all-powerful celebrity. We read in tabloids that they’re actually “just like us,” with photos of them taking out… Read more »
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Building the future: Studio C encourages students interested in civil engagement to brainstorm ideas
Yellow sunlight filled the room from a window facing downtown Syracuse, and inspirational posters hung on brick walls surrounding a set of cozy blue sofas.… Read more »
Schuster: Conversation with Cupid illuminates discussions on Valentine's Day
Feb. 14 used to be a great day for equality. Ugly third-graders got as much love as the less-ugly third-graders. Stale chocolates and paper cards… Read more »
25 Years of Die Hard: John McClane has aged a lot since 1988, but he can still kick your ass.
I was probably too young when I first watched “Die Hard” with my dad, but John McClane was the coolest guy I’d ever seen. I… Read more »
SU alum Jeff Connors speaks to students about careers, futures
On Monday night, Syracuse University students had a chance to listen and learn from one of the best in the marketing business. Jeff Connors, the… Read more »
Life is a box of chocolates: Break off a piece of the best chocolate for Valentine's Day
For those who haven’t gotten their valentine a gift yet, I have three words for you: Buy them chocolate. Nothing says Valentine’s Day like chocolate.… Read more »
Beer Bites: Maple Pecan Porter, Sam's White Lantern, Double Agent
Last week, I took a leap of faith by reviewing a Sam Adams Spring Thaw variety pack and was punished for my hubris with Nemo.… Read more »
Hoops master: SU student stuns publications with popular site the Recruit Scoop
As a young sports fan, Alex Kline read Sports Illustrated Kids. But he always explored the "big, grown-up" Sports Illustrated, reading it whenever he got… Read more »
Sorokanich: Valentines found abroad, despite holiday not existing in Jordan
I’ve been in Irbid, Jordan for three weeks now, but I haven’t lost all of my Americanisms yet. It’s Feb. 12, and you know what… Read more »
University-based club holds public speech competition, open to all community members
CORRECTIONS: In a previous version of this article, the name of the Peter Graham Room , order of the orator competitions and for who the… Read more »
Holloway: Push for LGBT rights in US as Britain legalizes gay marriage
At a Danish zoo last December, two king penguins adopted an abandoned egg after the mother laid it. And after a torturous hatching process, little… Read more »
Sorokanich: Despite tough beginnings, columnist finds sense of home in Irbid
It’s amazing how just a little time can change your perspective. When I sat down to write my column last week, anger and frustration gnawed… Read more »
Bridge to the past: Album brings synth and spirit of the '80s into today's pop scene
Strap on your platform shoes, dust off your leg warmers and give your favorite Duran Duran record a spin. Tegan and Sara’s candy-coated newest album… Read more »
State of the art: Public artist takes political messages, infuses with part-time art
From the black beanie perched haphazardly on his head, to his black shirt with “Revolt & Rebelle” written on the front, G Clay Miller doesn’t… Read more »
