New CMS chief asks for student advice to improve service
As a hectic fall semester grinds on at Computing and Media Services, the highest position in the organization has been filled by a Syracuse University… Read more »
Writer archives: Eddie Beeby
Students plan to expand caf
Patrons of the Jabberwocky Caf could be facing some changes. The 'Cuse Project originally focused on turning the former location of Konrad's Sports Bar into… Read more »
Walsh, Hawkins weigh in on local issues
Congressional candidates Howie Hawkins and Rep. James Walsh (R-Onondaga) met Monday night in Maxwell Hall for the first and only time this election to argue… Read more »
Debate limited to Hawkins, Walsh
Due to demands by Rep. James Walsh (R-Syracuse), independent candidate Christina Rosetti will not be able to participate in Monday's Student Association-sponsored debate among candidates… Read more »
New form enhances hilarity of Zamboni
Cannibals, Lean Pockets, and dead goldfishes abounded last night when Zamboni Revolution, a student improvisational comedy troupe, performed to a packed Panasci lounge.Most people think… Read more »
Candidates gloss over truth to gain political advantage
As with nearly every aspect of political discourse, there have been numerous misrepresentations of facts in the past two presidential debates.Each candidate used generalizations and… Read more »
Home stretch
Last night's presidential debate between incumbent Republican candidate President George W. Bush and Democratic candidate Sen. John Kerry - the last to occur before the… Read more »
Web-based system to discourage plagiarism
Faculty Academic Computing Support Services (FACSS) is considering subscribing the university, or at least specific colleges, to a Web-based plagiarism prevention system called Turnitin, according… Read more »
CMS implements MySlice, solves programming glitch
Yesterday Computing and Media Services launched MySlice to replace the online registration program S.C.O.R.E., much to the appreciation of students like Kelvin Ang, a freshman… Read more »
University of Texas allows wireless Internet
Wireless Internet access in residence halls has been a contentious issue this year, both here at Syracuse University and across the nation. The University of… Read more »
Adjustments to AirOrange offer better wireless access
For many students, wireless Internet access is a dream come true, allowing them to connect freely on the dozens of locations around campus where AirOrange,… Read more »
Staff shortage slows CMS centers
On Thursday night, freshman Teresa Paul was busily tapping away at the keyboard of computer 28 in the Kimmel computer cluster.Paul tried to take her… Read more »
