Southerland out 2 more games before appeal is heard
Syracuse forward James Southerland is scheduled to have an appeal heard to regain his eligibility some time next week, The Post-Standard reported on Thursday. The timing… Read more »
Daily Archives: January 31, 2013
Texting, social media not most preferable platforms for recruiting
Division-I men’s basketball coaches can now make unlimited phone calls and send unlimited messages via text, Facebook and Twitter to recruits who have completed their… Read more »
Crowley: Elections should not be manipulated to favor losing party
Still reeling from their presidential election loss, Republicans across the country would be well served by a period of self-reflection. They might wonder why Americans… Read more »
Hodge: Tendency toward social media anonymity limits authentic encounters
Posting something anonymously is so contagiously sweet for my generation. So much so, that the Syracuse University Compliments page on Facebook has gained more than… Read more »
Smith: Gadgets aim to trim the fat from tech-driven lifestyles, tackle global obesity issues
Every new era of technological change brings its own issues to the table, and as we continue to feed on a steady diet of information,… Read more »
Romero: Zombies are supreme, trendiest monsters in television, films this year
They’re cold, mindless and on the hunt for blood. No, I’m not talking about your most recent ex, I’m talking about zombies – and they’re… Read more »
Electro-turned-jam band Lotus performs at The Westcott Theater
With dreadlocks and glow sticks coiling through the air, students and locals alike grooved to the electronic waves generated from one of the most popular… Read more »
Coordinated visions: Bullough brings tough, aggressive approach to Syracuse defense
On the first day they met in Kalamazoo, Mich., Scott Shafer and Chuck Bullough realized their football philosophies were almost identical. Their defensive schemes were… Read more »
Coordinated visions: McDonald plans to orchestrate physical, explosive offense at Syracuse
The skepticism started to form immediately when Northern Illinois wide receiver Darrell Hill walked into his new position coach’s office. George McDonald was just three… Read more »
Sorority and Fraternity Affairs
'I'll always have my sisters': As Pi Beta Phi prepares to leave campus, sisters, alumni reflect on chapter's history
Almost 117 years ago, nine Syracuse University women started a secret society with a specific purpose: They wanted to be Pi Beta Phi sisters. Through… Read more »
Former Syracuse manager climbing coaching ranks as assistant at Lycoming
A green Five Star notebook belonging to a 23-year-old man is filled with quotations and anecdotes that have guided him to living his lifelong dream.… Read more »
Freshman Harrison has lofty expectations as she adjusts to NCAA competition
For Shania Harrison, the day of a track meet is always the same. She wakes up and has eggs, a morning ritual she developed in… Read more »
With Tyson-Thomas out, Syracuse sees increased production from rest of rotation
As Syracuse walked out of the locker room to start the game, Carmen Tyson-Thomas walked more slowly behind the group, still dressed in sweat clothes.… Read more »
Make it stop: Star-stuffed flick 'Movie 43' proves star power isn't enough to keep the movie from going down the drain
Public service announcement: The following situation may lead to a pointlessly wasted hour and a half of your life. You’re bored and looking for something… Read more »
Syracuse ranked No. 1 in national poll
The Syracuse women’s lacrosse team enters this season ranked No. 1 in the deBeer preseason media poll, according to an SU Athletics press release Wednesday.… Read more »
Syracuse still confident heading into Pittsburgh despite 2nd loss of season
Standing in the visitors’ locker room at the Wells Fargo Center, Brandon Triche answered each question with unwavering confidence. Syracuse’s loss to Villanova was tough,… Read more »
Syracuse preps for WVU growing in void of senior leadership
Komal Safdar isn’t ready to let Syracuse’s success against West Virginia in recent seasons determine her feelings going into this weekend’s match against the Mountaineers.… Read more »
Syracuse, St. John's agree to home-and-home series over next 2 seasons
Syracuse and St. John’s will play a home-and-home series that will span the next two seasons, the schools announced in a press release Wednesday. The… Read more »
More experienced, communicative defense to lead Syracuse into 2013 season
During the 2011 season, the Syracuse defense surrendered nearly seven goals per game, outworking and outperforming other teams’ offensive units. In 2012, that number skyrocketed… Read more »
