Spring Break
The Daily OrangeFeature
Drawing from a journey
Immigrant art exhibit paints history with authentic work
By Caitlin Dewey
The real strength of Bird Library's exhibit "Dawn of a New Age: The Immigrant Contribution to the Arts in America" is not its historical photographs, rare documents or detailed research, but the stories behind the papers and the surprising personal connections that both curators and visitors felt with the work.
SU senior becomes of youngest to anchor ESPN game
By Blake Rong
One Syracuse University student earned an opportunity that few sports fans get to experience in a lifetime. Senior broadcast journalism and information management and technology major Stephen Andress appeared on ESPN as the play-by-play announcer for the college basketball game between Miami and West Virginia on ESPNU, the branch of ESPN that focuses on college sports, this past December.
Taking back the right... to be a guy
By Danny Fersh
During the break I scored a date with a super-hot girl I worked with at a day camp. Excited, I gladly braved the 40-minute commute from my house to the camp to meet her. When I arrived, I ran into my boss. Unaware of my planned rendezvous with my co-worker, she thought I was just visiting the camp.
Biggest players
By Matthew Bellezza
From homegrown evolution to futuristic alien annihilation, 2008 was a glorious time for the video game industry. Looking back at the incredible amount of video games released in 2008, only a select few can be truly appreciated by all gamers. Remember, not everyone's a winner… 1.
