SU’s curling team reaches for success despite absence of their Scottish skipper
Jeff Lutz’s ears perked whenever he received a phone call in the middle of the night. He’d answer the call and wake up to the… Read more »
Writer archives: Christian Toms
Faculty, student compete in chili cook-off
Adam Baumwoll, a graduate student studying broadcast journalism, had never eaten chili before in his life.That’s because he was not a fan of spicy foods… Read more »
Teaching children about art satisfying for students
When 10-year-old Marika Adams walked into Room 1916 in ES Bird Library Wednesday afternoon, her jaw dropped out of pure shock and excitement. Her hands,… Read more »
Jean-Louis takes up football after end of wrestling program
After Syracuse wrestling collapsed, sophomore Harold Jean-Louis could have continued his wrestling career when he received an offer from North Carolina State.'They saw me at… Read more »
Baum is back on track
It's a story Karl Baum will never forget. One that foreshadowed exchanging his wrestling headgear for a pair of track shoes when the season and… Read more »
One year later: students consider starting wrestling club
Jorge Torres spent his Spring Break watching the NCAA championships in Albany. He witnessed Iowa State senior Cael Sanderson become the first college wrestler to… Read more »
Former wrestler fulfills dreams through younger brother
Sean Carroll thought he had lost the most important thing in his life when the Syracuse wrestling program died March 3, 2001.He'd wrestled since middle… Read more »
Syracuse Stage puts on 'The Quarrel' for Holocaust Remembrance Week
After the Holocaust, many Jewish survivors lost their faith in God because of the hurt they endured after losing so many loved ones. 'The Quarrel,'… Read more »
Tennity rink to install Muzak system
Muzak Corporation, the company that provides background music to more than 250,000 businesses such as Dinosaur Bar-B-Q in downtown Syracuse and all GAP Inc. stores… Read more »
Injected and Greenwheel rock a small crowd at Lost Horizon
Like a scene swiped from a Wes Anderson film, the blood red curtains and fiery red lights at the Lost Horizon on Friday night set… Read more »
Orange cannot find answer in loss to Hopkins
BALTIMORE — The Syracuse men's lacrosse team was buckling, giving another opponent a chance to come from behind and tie the game. It had already… Read more »
U.S. News & World Report publisher discusses role of television in covering post-Sept. 11 events
A 747 airplane crashing into one of the World Trade Center Towers remains an indelible image for Mortimer Zuckerman. The event was the worst terrorist… Read more »
Ice Queens: skating team prepares for competition
Like the Rockettes on blades, the 16 skaters grabbed one another’s shoulders, heads held high and backs taught. The formation resembled a chorus line, legs… Read more »
Broomball craze sweeps Tennity Ice Skating Pavilion
Running on thin ice is harder than it looks.About the only thing racing through Brett Ferruccio's mind when the miniature ball rolled toward him was… Read more »
