Seven Rays seminar teaches powers of crystal healing
'Vaginas: An Owner's Manual,' rests several feet from 'Angels and Demons,' which sits above 'Gem Magic.' More titles-of hundreds more glossy paperbacks relating to karma,… Read more »
Writer archives: Jessica Stevens
High fidelity
Geordie Wood & Leyla Heckrotte / The Daily OrangeWeekend nights spent playing beer pong at apartment parties, packed into fraternity houses or making the late,… Read more »
Looney Doones
Garry Trudeau is somewhat of a recluse. The creator and author of the politically themed 'Doonesbury' comic strip, and Pulitzer Prize-winner for editorial cartooning, rarely… Read more »
Musical zombies missing out on nature
While walking across the Quad, listening to the birds, the chimes from Crouse College, the random conversations of the people behind me (or next to… Read more »
Panelists focus on marriage history, ideals
Nearly 50 members of Syracuse University and the Syracuse community attended 'Marriage: Does It Really Matter,' the Syracuse Symposium on marriage yesterday at Syracuse Stage.… Read more »
Recipe: Softer-than-soft Peanut and Chocolate Cookies
Softer-Than-Soft Peanut Butter and Chocolate CookiesWhen your roommate's mother sends homemade cookies, stop your uncontrollable drooling and fantasies of raiding his or her side of… Read more »
Juice muffins a quick, easy dorm snack
As the daily walk to class becomes marked by the sweet, woodsy scent of autumn and the kaleidoscope of undressing trees, one may also notice… Read more »
Lauper saves greatest hits for end of show
Cyndi Lauper may still know how to have fun-but that doesn't mean she couldn't use a pick-me-up.Hours before her Sunday evening performance at the Great… Read more »
Students fail to follow area recycling laws
Jacquelynn Griffith does not recycle, and she's ashamed to admit it.But cramming the separating and packing process into her daily grind seems like too much… Read more »
Orlando plays old hits, covers at State Fair concert
Nothing rocks harder than a nearly forgotten singer at a State Fair concert on Senior Citizen's Day.Tony Orlando, icon of the late 1960s and early… Read more »
Chancellor, faculty discuss SU's role beyond campus border
Chancellor Nancy Cantor spoke Thursday afternoon to a packed Goldstein Auditorium about her experience as provost at the University of Michigan during the school's Supreme… Read more »
Brewster facelift improves image
In years past, the anticipation of receiving first-year dorm assignments - complete with trembling fingers and racing heart beat - often ended in despair with… Read more »
Pimp my room
Decorating one's dorm room has become an art form. Those of us who aren't the Picassos of the interior design world can still make our… Read more »
Weekly recipe: Beer bread a tasty drunken treat
If you want to impress that special someone with your baking skills, make an easy side dish for dinner with friends or just revolt against… Read more »
New program squeezes freshmen into leaders
Ambitious freshmen are about to get some help making a name for themselves on campus.Orange Seeds, a leadership empowerment program targeted at first-year students, will… Read more »
