Mariotti: Graduates entering workforce should update wardrobe
Now that there’s only a few days until graduation, it’s unfortunately time to set down your Solo cup of beer and swap your college party… Read more »
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Sydor: Time spent in Jordan shines light on cultural discrepancies in gender roles
I am frequently asked what the biggest difference is between Jordan and the United States. There are many things, both good and bad, but the… Read more »
Mariotti: Designers use tribal, ethnic prints disrespectfully; consumers can choose to shop responsibly
At this year’s MTV Movie Awards, Selena Gomez performed her new song, “Come and Get It,” in an outfit she described as “glam tribal” with… Read more »
Schuster: Summer internship, job searches lead to disappointment
Recently, I’ve been frantically advertising myself in hopes of getting an internship this summer. Packed with optimism and a freshly designed GRA 217: “Introduction… Read more »
Holloway: Soon-to-be-graduate researches best sex spots on SU campus
Bottoms up, pants down. The sun’s out, campus separation anxiety is wetting the sticky air and MayFest is heading toward campus like a steam train… Read more »
Sydor: Weekend trip spent exploring ancient city Petra by camel, camping outdoors
As I walked down a winding canyon trail, I was blown away when I saw the stone carvings peeking around the next corner. The iconic… Read more »
Mariotti: Classifying women's fashion as 'classy vs. slutty' is harmful, works against feminism
It’s hard to be a girl these days. Cover up with floor-length hemlines and high-collared shirts and you might be considered a prude. Wear a… Read more »
Schuster: Condescending hipster attitude inspires nostalgia in longtime DMB fan
Before I start, two things: 1. Claiming you liked a trend before it was a trend is one of the most annoying acts known to… Read more »
Professors with experience in Syrian conflict provide insight on topic, inspire appreciation for America
After almost two years of conflict, the fighting in Syria has started to lose its place in the headlines of many major news networks in… Read more »
Even in times of adversity, honor through athleticism can shine
Bombs — not guns — killed three people and injured at least 176 in Boston on Monday afternoon, but the words of retired American distance… Read more »
Coach exhibits business savvy in their ability to cater to young, old demographics
When I think of the Coach brand, I envision the suburban tween carrying her canvas “C” logo wristlet through the local mall. But it wasn’t… Read more »
Schuster: In light of recent SA drama, go easy on your leaders
It’s been a tough week for the Syracuse University Student Association. A week full of long meetings, mistrust, figuring out the route and schedules for… Read more »
Holloway: Stress less, choose class schedule based on sexual needs
If it feels like the weight of the upcoming fall semester is bearing down on you, breathe deep, my non-graduating friends. That MySlice shopping cart… Read more »
Conversation with local Israelite sheds positive light on political strife
The Israel-Palestine conflict is one of the toughest problems plaguing the Middle East and the international community today, and it is one filled with numerous… Read more »
Mariotti: Special events cause costumed looks, unfavorable fashion statements
Fashion has always been a way of expressing your personality or opinions, and I wholeheartedly believe that the freedom to wear what you want is… Read more »
Schuster: Job in retail proves less exciting than anticipated, provides haunting memories
Getting a job in retail seemed like a great idea. The summer before my freshman year, I applied to Bath & Body Works. I handed… Read more »
Holloway: Bananas provide numerous health benefits and are a favorite with foodies
They’re green, hard and taste like they’re having an am-I-a-fruit-or-a-vegetable identity crisis. Blame it on the April snow showers or blame it on the boogie,… Read more »
Mariotti: Smart shoppers buy quality, not quantity
My closet is filled with Céline, Givenchy and Diane von Furstenberg. OK, not really. For most college students, snagging these coveted designer items is impossible.… Read more »
Schuster: Columnist tells her version of Passover story as parody with modern twist
If you think I went to a Passover Seder just to eat and get tipsy on a Monday night, you are completely correct. But as… Read more »
People who dislike their given names celebrate National Joe Day
The name’s Jackson. Tonsillitis Jackson. On Aug. 26, 1955, The Toledo Blade ran a story on poor Tonsillitis Jackson, an average Joe whose parents named… Read more »
