Spring Break
The Daily OrangeNews
Great escape: Marianna Freeman enjoys life after coaching at Syracuse
By Eli Saslow
She loved too many things, and basketball wasn't one of them. Marianna Freeman needed music. At night, she reclined on her couch, chose one CD from her book of 500 and turned the volume up loud. She liked jazz best. She closed her eyes as she listened, nodding her head and humming the tune.
Change in funds threatens group
By Maggie Beckwith
Standing in front of the Western Wall in Kotel, Israel, Syracuse University freshman Davia Moss joined hands with other traveling students and sang in Hebrew. She said visiting the wall - one of the most sacred Jewish locations in Israel - was the most emotional experience of her 10-day trip to Israel.
Newly appointed dean of VPA hopes to improve resources
By Brian Oppenheim
Since she was a teenager in high school, Carole Brzozowski knew she wanted to study at Syracuse University's Visual and Performing Arts school, all because of a play that she performed in at Crouse Auditorium. "It's while I was on that stage I knew I wanted to study here," she said.
Orange Grove tradition to be determined through contest
By Anne Kenady
Traditions don't grow on trees but the SU Alumni Association apparently thinks they do. The Alumni Association hopes to make the Orange Grove an integral part of SU culture through the Create a Tradition Competition, which began March 15. Sharry Diamond, an SU alumni and head of the committee, feels that students aren't satisfied with the number of Orange traditions and wants to help them become involved.
Number of break-ins on campus lower during Spring Break
By Terence Johnson
Despite significant increases in the occurrence of car break-ins and burglaries this year, only one such crime was reported on campus during Spring Break. Public Safety officials attributed the lack of crime to educational efforts from university and student organizations, as well as traditional crime prevention efforts such as increased patrols.
SU faculty rank significantly lower in presidential campaign donations compared to other colleges
By Kate Brennan
For David Bennett, a professor of history at the Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs at Syracuse University, financial contributions to presidential candidates is one method he uses to influence the elections. "I strongly feel that it's critically important to change the president and the White House in this election campaign," said Bennett, who donated $500 to retired Gen.
Student's laptop stolen from bedroom
STAFF REPORTS Public Safety officers responded to a burglary complaint at about 4 p.m. Saturday on the 400 block of Winding Ridge Road, according to a Public Safety report. A computer was stolen from the student's bedroom, the report stated. n A Carrier Dome concession worker's wallet was stolen at about 2 p.
SU has struggled since Freeman's exit
Her seat has changed, but nothing else is different. Even when she sits in the stands, Marianna Freeman acts the same as she did during her 11-year career on the Syracuse bench. She responds to a bad call by dismissively flipping her wrist. After baskets, she glances neurotically at the scoreboard; after turnovers, she grits her teeth and stares through the floor.
