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Intended audience unclear in confusing trivia game
By Hannah Kim
Without the luxury of a car, fake ID or name on a fraternity list, freshmen seem to get the raw end of the deal in terms of a college social life. Because of this, they are often forced to resort to creative endeavors to fill up those dull weekend nights. The game "Who Rules?" proposes a solution to this dilemma, promising to turn the typical television into an exciting game show.
Magic Genie delivers costly Big Top spectacle
By Seamus O'Connor
Ah, the circus. No childhood is complete without a trip to the Big Top. Tuesday afternoon, children across the city of Syracuse got a chance to enjoy the marvels of the Garden Brothers Circus at the OnCenter Complex, while their parents got to enjoy re-mortgaging their homes.
Comfort Food: As places of familiarity and home cooking, diners capture the past
By Ryan Coyle
At some point in the travels of every college student, an unavoidable large shiny stainless steel building will appear at some point. These structures are made with one purpose: to welcome everyone in for some fast, cheap food, no matter what time of day or night.
Junior gambles on poker sweepstakes in Sin City
By Peri Schechter
Poker is so hot right now that one might call it trendy. It's difficult to remember what the game was like before the World Series was broadcast on ESPN and Celebrity Poker dominated the Bravo network. Although poker has always been a popular game among middle-aged husbands trying to escape their wives for a night, it has recently gained much more gain with a younger demographic.
Class of 2010 must be contained by using various scare tactics
By Seamus O'Connor
Orange men and women, your school calls upon you in its hour of need! Will you pick up the cell phone Daddy is paying for and answer the call? Yesterday, I received an urgent plea from none other than Chancellor Nancy Cantor, begging me to help the school from repeating its mistake of last year: letting in too many freshmen.
Crush: Random longboarders
By A.J. Chavar
I was walking by Crouse Hall today when suddenly I was struck by a sonic blast of air. Where did such a cosmic disturbance come from? Why, only from the carefree SU longboarder whizzing by me at a speed so fast that it not only breached the sound barrier, but the cockles of my heart.
