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Research claims standards of beauty based on evolutionary ideals
By Colin Dabkowski
We've been taught that beauty is in the eye of the beholder. The maxim makes a pretty Christina Aguilera song, but it's not exactly true. As research into human attractiveness increases, many biologists, psychologists and even some sociologists are drawing the conclusion that our choices for sexual partners are driven by evolutionary factors beyond our control - that is, hot is hot and not is not for a reason.
Women ROTC cadets fight for equality, respect
By Bryon Ackerman
After graduating from Syracuse University and training for a year, Brandi Shaddick hopes to be piloting an Army Blackhawk or Chinook helicopter. Shaddick, a junior international relations major and ROTC cadet, couldn't have had these hopes too long ago.
Professor says positive life view helps reduce stress
By Breanne Wagner
At the close of every semester, the buzz word around campus is stress. Students sacrifice sleep and work tirelessly into the night to complete those papers and exams which mark the end - at least until next semester. Stress was the focus of Dr. Margaret Chesney's lecture in Maxwell Auditorium last night, "Health and Integrative Medicine: Accentuating the positive.
Senior gained best experiences outside of class
By Colin Dabkowski
In the student-infested spaces of our campus - the Schine Atrium, the Gifford Auditorium foyer, the Quad on a rare sunny day - words fly about the worthlessness of Syracuse University. "I'm not giving a penny back to this money-sucking institution," some students say, sipping their Starbucks caramel macchiatos.
Top graduation restaurants to put on parents' tab
By Adam Duke
Rosalie's Cucina 841 W. Genesee Street Skaneateles 685-2200 Sure, Rosalie's may be a little out of the way, but if you've waited this long to make dinner reservations for graduation, the only other place available will probably be Denny's. Besides, the food is well worth the drive.
Top Five
You've been here for four years, but you're not graduating in May. Here are a few reasons why you're a failure: 1. Hired agent, entering NBA draft in June. 2. The library claims you owe $600 in late fees, but you've never been to the library. 3.
