The Penny Pub, West Fayette Street
Wall Covering
August 10th, 2016Week in Review: Both sides of the mound
August 7th, 2016
Buffalo pitcher Patrick Michael Venditte showed off his ambidexterity earlier this week as he pitched several shut out innings against the Chiefs. His slider had equal velocity and movement from each arm.
Lady Soulsinger
August 6th, 2016
Wendy McIntyre performed in Syracuse last week (with Scott Allen & 3rd Scenario).
Getting Busy
August 5th, 2016
Dr. Daria Willis (right) met members of Mercy Works, Inc. today, including executives Angela Douglas and Clarence Jordan.
Some folks waste no time. Onondaga Community College’s new Provost Dr. Daria Willis has been on the job exactly one month, and she’s already making an impact. Today she met students from the Synergy internship program (Mercy Works, Inc.) at Upstate Medical University. During her brief commencement remarks, she encouraged the students to reach for their goals and never take the any aspect of their educational opportunities lightly.
It’s always good to see new people bring new energy to existing programs (Willis is from the ATL, and got degrees from FAMU and Florida State). If you see her out and about show her some love.
Gestures like this help put the “C” in community college.
His & Hers
August 5th, 2016
Ukrainian style in Clinton Square
Throwback Thursday: Faith meets Education meets Leadership
August 4th, 2016
Reverend Dr. Calvin O. Butts, III spoke at Syracuse University in 2006.
Bike Lanes lead to Bike Lights
August 3rd, 2016
Water Street
Splitsville at Chiefsville
August 2nd, 2016
Chiefs secondbaseman Steve Lombardozzi tries to throw out Buffalo’s Darrell Ceciliani in the first inning of today’s double header. Ceciliani beat the throw and later scored along with Chris Colabello. The Bison’s won 4-0. The Chiefs won the first game earlier in the evening 5-1.The two teams play again tomorrow evening.
He Aint Haughty, He’s My Brother (Battle for Clinton Square)
August 2nd, 2016Fashion File: Laughing & Clowning
August 2nd, 2016
Clowns, simply are, to steal a phrase from Malcolm Gladwell, a little bit weird, and a whole lot wonderful (at the same time).