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Come together: lesser-known social networking sites offer alternatives to Internet giants, MySpace, Facebook
By Andrew Kase
Film open dialogue at Reel Queer Festival
By Catherine Yu-Shan Hsieh
While the audience burst into laughter watching "Available Men" at the Reel Queer Film Festival, "The Lost Tribe" invited the viewers to embark on a soul-searching journey, followed by a trip back in time with "Brother to Brother." The eighth-annual festival returned to Syracuse University last night, with a turnout of about 25 people.
Health and Nutrition | Cut out the fad: university strives for healthy campus through nutrition programs
By Heather Mayer
Don't eat food late at night. Cut out carbohydrates. Eat grapefruits. All are dieting myths that Syracuse University Food Services aimed to put to rest this month. As part of the National Nutrition Month's focus on "fad-free" dieting, Food Services created a program to educate students about healthy eating and exercise habits.
Fact or Myth | Grapefruits burn fat
By Heather Mayer
Grapefruits burn fat MYTH The notorious fad diet the Grapefruit Diet boasts weight loss by just eating grapefruits or fruit juice within the diet, according to webterrace.com, which gives the rules of the diet, as well as a sample menu. But like all fad diets, weight loss is not long term, SU Food Services dietician Ruth Sullivan said during a healthy eating presentation.
R-rating resurgence: R-rated films discover once-unknown box-office success
By Dave Arey
The year was 1997. James Cameron's epic "Titanic" was set for release. It was the most expensive movie of all time, with an estimated budget of $200 million. However, a problem ensued - a sex scene between stars Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet that included nudity from Winslet.
R-rating resurgence: R-rated films discover once-unknown box-office success
By Dave Arey
The year was 1997. James Cameron's epic "Titanic" was set for release. It was the most expensive movie of all time, with an estimated budget of $200 million. However, a problem ensued - a sex scene between stars Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet that included nudity from Winslet.
