College Headlines

For Rautins, leading Syracuse was merely a matter of time

The Daily Orange, Syracuse University, NY

23 hours ago by Tyler Dunne

For the final time, Andy Rautins surfed through the tunnel of teammates at the Carrier Dome. A five-year salute surrounded him. He waved to the crowd and met his dad, Leo, at midcourt.

Leo's wife had been crying for three days, but he had stayed strong until now.

Modern technology places squirrels in danger...so put away the Blackberry when walking to class

The Daily Orange, Syracuse University, NY

9 hours ago by Lauren Tousignant

It started out as any ordinary day. I walked down to Marshall Street to purchase my morning Starbucks. A summer living in New York City got me addicted to the heart-pumping, hand-twitching caffeine that is its iced coffee, and I can't get enough. My family once tried to intervene by filling my Starbucks cup with some Dunkin' Donuts iced coffee.

Global warming: a theoretical fact

The CHIMES, Morrisville State College, NY

4 days ago by Will Conroy, '12 | Staff Reporter

The concept of manmade global warming - the idea that global temperature is increasing as a result of the green house effect from pollutants like CO2 that come from the industrialization of society - has become widely known. But the basis for such conclusions is yet to be proven and the claim of a scientific consensus by those like Al Gore and Prime Minster Gordon Brown is unequivocally wrong.

Michael Vick comes back to entertainment

The CHIMES, Morrisville State College, NY

4 days ago by Shakima Thomas, '13 | Staff Reporter

Black Entertainment Television is always premiering a new show, whether it's a reality show, a game show or documentary. Now former Atlanta Falcons player Michael Vick has his own documentary show called "The Michael Vick Project."

Alicia Keys to Inspire Local Fans at Turning Stone Event Center

Tangerine, Utica College, NY

4 days ago by Jeff Kassouf

R&B superstar Alicia Keys will be appearing at the Turning Stone Casino & Resort Event Center on Thursday, March 11, as part of her Freedom Tour, which kicked off on Wednesday in Chicago.

The tour follows the release of her fourth studio album, The Element of Freedom, released in the fall of 2009.

Today's hip-hop doesn't measure up to the past

The CHIMES, Morrisville State College, NY

4 days ago by Roxanne Bailey, '12 | Staff Reporter

From the east coast to the west coast, the flow of rap in the 80's to the mid 90's was immaculate. The lyrics were put out in a way where you could actually understand the clarity of what was being spoken of. There was a certain flow and it was as if they were rapping to a beat that wasn't even there. It wasn't stiff and it wasn't forced, it was very free spirited. They were also much more positive. I was born in the late 80's, but I do have a sense of what "good" music is.

Living Through Adversity

Tangerine, Utica College, NY

4 days ago by Amelia Rawlins

Could you ever imagine never being able to taste your favorite food or even eat again? Could you imagine never being able to be heard with your natural voice and say anything that you would like freely? Scary thought if you think about it long enough, isn't it? Well these are just a few of the privileges that we may often take for granted.

3 things to watch for in SU vs. Louisville

The Daily Orange, Syracuse University, NY

4 days ago

By Conor Orr

Sports Editor

The crowd at Freedom Hall

In front of Syracuse Saturday will be a Louisville team hungry for a season sweep. A Cardinals team hanging onto the NCAA Tournament bubble that could stamp its ticket by beating the No. 1 team in the nation.

Formspring Sparks Curiosity, Caution

Tangerine, Utica College, NY

5 days ago by Nancy Asiamah

Formspring.me is a new and different way of social networking that has many of its users eager to know what's next. Unlike Facebook, Twitter, and MySpace, Formspring.me is a network where users over-share personal information by answering questions asked anonymously.