The memory keeper: Preserving the lives lost in the Pan Am 103 tragedy now falls to Cara Howe
A few weeks ago, Cara Howe, the new Pan Am 103 assistant archivist, returned from a brief meeting, took a seat at her wrap-around desk… Read more »
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Clicker : Party foul: 'Glory Daze' drops ball in creating unique college-based humor
Consider 'Glory Daze' that ‘80s show to avoid.In the latest offering from up-and-coming cable network TBS, 'Glory Daze' features the misadventures of four drunken collegiate… Read more »
In past 2 years, Wisconsin-Whitewater winningest team in NCAA
Lance Leipold's first-floor office boasts a great view. From there, he sees the trees that surround the stadium. The northern hill that fans packed this… Read more »
After spinal injury to Norton, Luther College community bonds
The play happened so fast, many of Chris Norton's teammates missed it. It started when Norton, a freshman special teams player, took the field for… Read more »
Clicker : Doomed: Advanced special effects can't save 'The Walking Dead' from excessive violence
Zombies stagger after their prey. Their preferred meal: human flesh. In turn, those still living seek out a life with little food, no electricity and… Read more »
Energy drunk: Smash hit on college campuses, Four Loko's contents draw criticism
The drink earned the nickname 'liquid cocaine.' Four Loko tastes something like artificial fruit, and downing a can of the malt beverage is like downing… Read more »
Clicker : Inside the lines: Even with West Coast flair, 'Law & Order: Los Angeles' follows formula
While this is nothing new for a starting series, 'Law and Order: Los Angeles' suffers some growing pains. But thanks to its predecessors, it shows… Read more »
Clicker: Carrying the Weight: Strong acting overshadows shoddy writing in CBS series 'The Good Wife'
Mostly thanks to a solid cast, Emmy-nominated 'The Good Wife' finds more good than bad as its second season unfolds.Set in Chicago, the program follows… Read more »
After living pitching dream, Bentz returns to football field
That first hit in 12 years hurt. During a recent practice, Chad Bentz found himself lying on the ground, the victim of a hard hit… Read more »
For Kendrick-Holmes, season is countdown to deployment
With less than three minutes to play, the Maritime Privateers needed to make a stand. Their opponents had elected to go for it on fourth… Read more »
As it stands: Despite 3 decades of weathering Carrier Dome remains face of Syracuse
Pete Sala began his career working in the Carrier Dome on breaks from college. He would climb to the top of the Dome, the top… Read more »
Division II James Madison's upset of Virginia Tech shocks nation, unexpected for Dukes as well
Fresh off the biggest win of his career, James Madison quarterback Drew Dudzik just wants to continue keeping things simple. Simplicity turns into wins, he… Read more »
Pacific brings back football program after 19-year hiatus
For the first field goal ever by Pacific's Jon Lee, everything went wrong. The snap came back wobbly. The holder promptly dropped the ball. As… Read more »
Committee formed to evaluate, appeal greek party policy
A committee made up of greek chapter presidents, alumni and university officials hopes to meet Wednesday to discuss and possibly revise the new policy regarding… Read more »
Return of the Mac: Through Marrone, MacPherson's presence still felt within SU football program
Six years into his tenure as football head coach, Dick MacPherson found a Long Island teenager to play wide receiver for him. MacPherson redshirted the… Read more »
Poor Transmission: Big name nominees swept the 2010 Primetime Emmy Awards, but should they have won?
By Abram Brown Staff Writer Everyone loves a little award gold. This Emmy season, we break down the major nominees that struck gold Sunday night,… Read more »
The strategist : For 14 years, SU professor Bill Smullen was Colin Powell's chief of staff. He always had a plan
For Col. Bill Smullen, the Gulf War started with a phone call on Jan. 17, 1991.Smullen was in his Pentagon office when Gen. Colin Powell,… Read more »
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The 2000s were dominated by Tony Soprano's menace, Carrie Bradshaw's advice column and the well-dressed Don Draper's New York City escapades. They also featured a… Read more »
Abram Brown
At 744 Ostrom Ave., we laughed, cried, argued, yelled, screamed and acted like complete idiots. Let's face it: It was worth every minute of it.Shayna… Read more »
Alleged stabber indicted in Sept. 20 incident outside fraternity house
The man who allegedly stabbed three Syracuse University students outside the Alpha Tau Omega fraternity house Sept. 20 was indicted Thursday on five charges that… Read more »
Alleged stabber indicted in Sept. 20 incident outside fraternity house
The man who allegedly stabbed three Syracuse University students outside their fraternity house Sept. 20, was indicted Thursday on five charges that include first-degree assault,… Read more »
After filing bankruptcy, P&C parent company searches for buyer
The P&C Foods grocery stores will continue to operate its stores as the parent company works to sell the chain, according to a Wednesday statement… Read more »
Seven students robbed at gunpoint inside South Campus apartment
Two men entered a Small Road apartment Sunday night and robbed seven students inside at gunpoint, said Syracuse University's Department of Public Safety Chief Tony… Read more »
Seven students robbed at gunpoint inside South Campus apartment
Two men entered a Small Road apartment Sunday night and robbed seven students inside at gunpoint, said Syracuse University's Department of Public Safety Chief Tony… Read more »
