Hot job field awaits '07 IT graduates
Graduation typically brings shivers of fear, as students are expected to find their place in the corporate world. But upon receiving a diploma, the working… Read more »
Writer archives: Ryan Gainor
Al the Ice Gorilla: Mascot enters political arena vs. human candidates
There is only one candidate in the Nov. 8 mayoral election that has thousands of screaming supporters cheering in downtown Syracuse during the fall and… Read more »
From student to officer: Public Safety encourages graduates to serve
After Public Safety Officer Ray Richer's friend from his SUNY-ESF days has a few drinks, he picks up the phone and Richer knows the routine.Oinks… Read more »
Shielded from Justice: Citizens accuse police officers of brutality, misconduct
As students filed out of the Marshall Street bars in the early hours of Easter Sunday, they saw Syracuse police officers arresting a student, Eugene… Read more »
Subtle protests are best
Spring is here which means with the nice weather the protestors come out of hibernation. In the past few years at Syracuse University protests about… Read more »
Columnist 'runs' for pope
If all goes according to plan, in about four days I will become infallible. I am taking this time to announce my candidacy for the… Read more »
London students lose out
Go watch the first five minutes of 'Notting Hill' starring Hugh Grant and Julia Roberts. Now be jealous of me and other Syracuse University students… Read more »
Student's arraignment delayed
Brian T. Shaw, facing charges of second-degree murder for the death of his child's mother, had his arraignment delayed until 2 p.m. Friday.Judge Langston C.… Read more »
Corridor to downtown ridiculous
When it was announced that Nance the Chance had a plan to make it easier for Syracuse University students to make their way to the… Read more »
Syracuse's unlikely celebrity
It is a familiar sight for anyone who watches Syracuse University basketball. The camera pans to get Coach Jim Boeheim's reaction and just in the… Read more »
'Fear and Loathing' in Syracuse
In memory of Hunter S. Thompson.With sadness in our hearts, trouble on our minds and booze in our blood we knew what we would have… Read more »
Tens of thousands spent on furniture, travel and stipends for SA
The Student Association prides itself as the defender of the students, but protection isn't cheap. Like other student organizations, SA goes to its Finance Board… Read more »
Local ad unintentionally racist
There are advertisements that make you cringe sometimes and wonder if you are the only one who thinks the ad may be offensive to a… Read more »
New bus schedule for South
Students driving drunk between North and South Campus are a fact of life on the Hill. It is time the university and students come up… Read more »
Ad depicts important message
As the Iraqi election on Jan. 30 looms closer, the differences between the people of that country have gotten a lot of attention. And while… Read more »
Zen rock garden on South
Oh, the possibilities. Shady mattress? Nah, too shady. Shady make out corner? Not shady enough. Big Zen rock garden? It's more aesthetically pleasing than the… Read more »
Columnists debate: Kimmel vs. Everywhere else
Kimmel...When it comes right down to it, Kimmel is a triple threat. You have thejunk food capital of the campus with its KFC and Burger… Read more »
Man behind Operation Prevent lives for more than appearance tickets, bar raids
Students may not know Lt. Shannon Trice's name, but they likely would curse it if they did. Trice's day job is running the Syracuse Police… Read more »
Leadership looks at restructuring organization
Although the Student Association does not have any formal plans yet for this semester, the organization's new leadership still has its eyes set on the… Read more »
Nicol faces 25 years in prison on drug charges
Shawn Nicol, 23, of 909 Comstock Ave., was charged with two felony counts Monday after eight-and-a-half ounces of cocaine was found in his residence. The… Read more »
Misztal plans on simplification of budget request forms, process
Maggie Misztal is used to following in the footsteps of Student Association Comptroller Erin Maghran. The two went to the same high school outside of… Read more »
Vice chancellor anticipates implementation of proposed schedule plan as Shaw's ruling nears
Chancellor Kenneth A. Shaw is a lame duck administrator with a big decision about whether to implement the scheduling paradigm ahead of him. It is… Read more »
Suspicious man poses as Waverly parking attendant
Officers responded to a suspicious-person complaint at about noon Sunday at the Waverly Avenue parking lot, according to a Public Safety report. An unidentified person… Read more »
Officers raid Maggie's Tavern
About 14 Syracuse Police officers raided Maggie's Tavern at about 11:20 p.m. Thursday and confiscated at least 30 fictitious IDs and issued another 15-20 citations… Read more »
