Fumble recovery by former Syracuse star Arthur Jones key as Ravens win Super Bowl
In the second quarter of the Baltimore Ravens' 34-31 Super Bowl XLVII win over the San Francisco 49ers, former Syracuse defensive tackle Arthur Jones made… Read more »
Daily Archives: February 3, 2013
Otto's Army travels to Pittsburgh for men's basketball game
At 3:30 a.m. on Saturday, 50 members of Otto’s Army stood in 19-degree weather, waiting for the arrival of a bus bound for Pittsburgh. The… Read more »
Georgetown game approaches record number of ticket sales
The Carrier Dome, with an official capacity of 34,616 seats for basketball, hasn’t had many sell-outs in its nearly33-year history. The Syracuse faithful are on… Read more »
MBA program ranks 55 in Bloomberg Businessweek
Bloomberg Businessweek ranked the Martin J. Whitman School of Management’s full-time Master of Business Administration program 55th on its list of top graduate programs for… Read more »
DJ Pauly D, rapper Rockie Fresh to headline Winter Carnival concert
Syracuse University’s annual Winter Carnival concert will feature headliner electronic dance musician DJ Pauly D and Maybach Music Group rapper Rockie Fresh. The show, hosted… Read more »
Mariotti: Red carpet more than just looking at dresses, puts careers on the line
Quick – think of your favorite celebrity. Did you pick Emma Stone for her girly-yet-elegant red carpet style? Actress Kerry Washington has also been killing… Read more »
Power play: NBC's show 'Revolution' remains underrated as it surges in action, drama, suspense
NBC’s new show, “Revolution,” is a post-apocalyptic science fiction television drama that asks the hard-to-imagine question: What if one of our most important power sources… Read more »
APPreciation: Pocket Pup woos dog lovers young, old
Even though “Puppy Bowl Sunday” is over, don’t worry dog lovers: There’s an app for you. Pocket Pup is similar to the beloved Giga Pets… Read more »
'Two Trains Running' educates, entertains audience members with profound dialogue
With the first African-American president and a growing progressive culture, people today don’t always think to look back at the civil rights movement and the… Read more »
Blue Man Group shocks audiences with memorable musical acts
The Blue Man looked bewildered. He had already stuffed five marshmallows into his mouth, but his fellow Blue Man was still tossing marshmallows to him… Read more »
Q&A with Tyler Soltis, company manager of Blue Man Group
The Blue Man Group performed at The Landmark Theatre this weekend from Jan. 31-Feb. 3. The show is an ebullient collection of sights, sounds and… Read more »
Syracuse forced into 7-man rotation without forwards James Southerland, DaJuan Coleman
PITTSBURGH – Jim Boeheim could only spread the minutes so much. His rotation had dwindled to seven, and two of his players were on the… Read more »
